M: Good morning, Mrs. Smith. What can I do for youW: Could you please look over my car I’ve just noticed that it’s been using up a lot of gas lately. What did the woman want to do（） A: To sell her car. B: To buy a new car. C: To have her car re-fueled. D: To have her car checked.

Questions 11-13 are based on the following dialogue. What does the man imply about his car A: It is an expensive car. B: It often breaks down. C: Something is wrong with its wheels. D: It was bought from a car mechanic.

M: Good morning, I want to buy a new car.W: What type of car do you wantM: Well, I’ve got a small family, two children, and I don’t drive very fast.W: Do you drive a lotM: No, not really. And I haven’t got a lot of money. Really, I want a small, cheap, comfortable car.W: Well, I’ve got just the car for you. Look at it. It’s smaller and cheaper than a family car, and it doesn’t use much petrol. What type of car does the man want（） A: A small car. B: A cheap car. C: A comfortable car. D: All of the above.

Johnny can’t _______ to buy a new car. A: afford B: set aside C: compared to D: earn

A computer program is a set of （ ）that tell computer exactly what to do.