—Hello, Linda. Do you know the time?
—Sorry, I don't have a _______. You can ask Bill over there.
A.tape B.watch C.card D.book
—________ are my pens, mom?
—Oh, look! They are on the sofa.
A.Where B.When C.Who D.What
This store ________ a lot of sweaters. They look nice. Do you want to buy one?
A.buys B.sells C.takes D.gets
—When is your birthday, Mary?
—It's ________ January 7th.
A.in B.at C.for D.on
—Hi, Tony. Is this book yours?
—No, it's Lily's. ________ name is on it.
A.His B.Her C.Its D.Hers
A mouse called Mike and a frog called Jim were friends.Every morning the frog would jump out of the water to visit his friend. The mouse lived in a hole beside a tree.
Mike was happy to see his friend visiting him. But he didn’t realize that the friend was slowly turning into an enemy（敌人）. Jim was angry with the mouse because he never visited his house in the water.
One day, Jim felt he couldn’t stand any more. When it was time for him to return home, he tied（系）one end of a string around his own leg, and the other end to the mouse’s tail. Then he jumped away, with the poor mouse behind him.
The frog jumped into the water. The mouse tried to free himself but he couldn’t. Soon his body came to the top of the water.
A hawk（鹰）saw the mouse on the water. He flew down and caught the mouse. When he flew to a nearby tree, of course, he also pulled out of the frog because he tied himself together with the mouse.
In Africa, there’s a saying, “Don’t dig too deep a hole for your enemy, you may fall into it yourself.”
根据短文内容，判断下列句子的正（T）、误（F）。
1.The mouse and the frog were friends. The mouse lived in a hole beside a tree.
2.Mike and Jim often visited each other.
3.Mike was angry with Jim because he never visited his house in the hole.
4.One day, when Jim visited Mike, he tied a string to the mouse’s tail and jumped into the water with the poor mouse.
5.In the end, the hawk caught the mouse and also he caught the frog.
