Whose situation is each of the sentences talking about?5. When she was young, she always wanted a sibling to play with. A: Anna B: Stella

Whose situation is each of the sentences talking about?4. She saw films from America, where girls have bigger sisters. A: Anna B: Stella

A. Connect each pair of sentences with and, or, but, or so. Add a comma as needed.1. Anna forgot her cell phone at home. She didn't receive my text message.

What are their names? A: Elsa and Annie B: Alice and Anna C: Elsa and Anna D: Jay and Anna

Listen to Passage 2 in “Listening in”and choose the best way to complete the sentences.The attacker __________. A: pulled Anna’s hair B: kicked Anna C: hit Anna D: pulled Anna to the ground

A:Helo, is that Anna？B: Sorry , There s no one named Anna here.（)

Why is Pat calling Anna? A: Pat wants to invite Anna to tea at her home. B: Pat wants to invite both Anna and Jack to tea at her home. C: Pat wants to know if Anna has her French dictionary. D: Pat wants to introduce Anna to her brother Tom.

What has the writer learned from Anna? The writer has learned from Anna that ______

anna was reading a piece of

Anna’s reaction was to ______.