1.There are ____ students in class， ___ is my son.

　　A. forty， fourteenth B. forty， The fourteenth C. fourty，  The nineth  D. the forty， the twentith

　　2.The number of scholars adds up to _____.

　　A. two thousands， three hundreds and forty-five

　　B. two thousand and three hundred and forty-five

　　C. two thousand， three hundred and forty-five

　　D. two thousands three hundred， forty-five

　　3.There are ____ people watching the football match tonight.

　　A. five thousand of  B. five thousands of  C. five thousands D. thousands of

　　4.The model workers are marching in ___. They are mostly in ____.

　　A. five， the twenty  B. fives， their twenties  C. five， the twenties  D. fives， their twenty

　　5.____ he lived in the north of China.

　　A. In the 1980 B. In the 1980\'s  C. In 1980s  D. In his 1980\'s

　　6.He worked in China ____.

　　A. in the fifties  B. on the fifties  C. on his fifties   D. in his fifty

　　7._____ of the workers are young men.

　　A. Two third   B. Two-thirds   C. Three quarter   D. A-third

　　8.14.39 = ______.

　　A. fourteen points three nine    B. fourteen point three nine

　　C. one four point thirty-nine     D. fourteen point thirty-nine

　　9.$81.59 = ______.

　　A. eighty-one dollars and fifty-nine cents

　　B. eighty-one point fifty-nine dollars

　　C. eight one point five nine dollars

　　D. eighty-one dollars point fifty-nine cents

　　10. The first class begins _____.

　　A. at 8：30 a.m. B. in 8：30 a.m. C. at 8：30 a.m. D. 8：30 a.m.

　　11. When were you born？ I was born _______.

　　A. on March twenty-first， nineteen seventy-one

　　B. on March twenty-one， nineteen seventy-one

　　C. in March twenty-first， nineteen seventy-first

　　D. in March twenty-one， nineteen seventy-first

　　12. The master had Bill write a ____ report.

　　A. two-thousand-words      B. two-thousand-word

　　C. two-thousands-words     D. two-thousands-word

　　13. What date is it today？   It\'s ______.

　　A. the July ninth  B. the ninth of July  C. July the nineth   D. Wednesday

　　14. More than six ___ doctors are going to take the examinations this year.

　　A. hundred thousands  B. hundred thousand C. hundred thousands D. hundred and thousand

　　15. ___ people watched the procession on either side of the street.

　　A. Hundreds of thousands of      B. Hundreds of thousands

　　C. Many hundred thousands of    D. hundred thousands of

　　16. The weight of the moon is only about ___ of that of the earth.

　　A. one eighty   B. one eighty   C. the eightieth    D. one eightieth

　　17. Will you stay here for ___ more week.

　　A. a  B. one   C. the   D. two

　　18. It will take at least ___ to get all these done.

　　A. a and half hour B. an hour and half C. one and a half hour D. one and a half hours

　　19. The small country only has ____.

　　A. a population of two million     B. a populations of two million

　　C. two million\'s population       D. two million of population

　　20. A nucleus is about ___ the size of an atom.

　　A. a billionth  B. one billion   C. first billionth   D. one billionth

　　21. ___ of tame birds were killed.

　　A. Score   B. Three score    C. Three scores    D. Two dozens

　　22. ___ foreigners visited the museum yesterday， and ____ of them came from America.

　　A. Nearly two hundred， three score and ten    B. Nearly two hundreds， three scores and ten

　　C. Almost two hundred， three scores and ten   D. Almost two hundreds， three scores and tens

　　23. The work will begin ____.

　　A. on the Thursday next B. on the next Thursday C. next Thursday D. Thursday next

　　24. How much is a dozen times a score？ _______.

　　A. twenty-four   B. two hundred and forty  C. one hundred and forty D. eighty-four

　　25. 10^2 is the ____ power of ten.

　　A. two   B. second   C. two times    D. twice

　　26. My son\'s birthday is _____.

　　A. in April， 1983  B. in 1983， April   C. on April， 1983   D. 1983， April

　　27. Which is wrong？ Take this medicine ____.

　　A. two times a day   B. twice a day   C. once every 12 hours   D. two time every day

　　28. Which is your car？  It\'s _____.

　　A. the fifty-four car  B. car fifty-four   C. fifty-fourth car   the fifty fourth car

　　29. There are ten players， ___ are all from our school.

　　A. ten of whom   B. the ten of whom   C. the five of whom   D. all of ten

　　30. The distance is twenty miles ____.

　　A. about   B. and so   C. or so   D. nearly

　　31. I\'ll arrive at _____.

　　A. five and six  B. between five and six  C. between five or six  D. between fives or sixes

　　32. She asked ____ question before the teacher could answer ____ one.

　　A. the second， first B. a second， a first C. the second， a first D. a second， the first

　　33. They stay in ___ last night.

　　A. Room 208  B. the Room 208   C. the 208 room  D. 208th room

　　34. I often go to work by ____.

　　A. No. 8 bus  B. bus No. 8   C. 8 bus   D. bus 8

　　35. My daughter has had a cold for ____.

　　A. two and half weeks        B. two and a half week

　　C. two weeks and a half      D. a half and two weeks

　　36. -10℃ is ______.

　　A. tendegree below zero centigrade     B. ten degrees below zero centigrade

　　C. ten degree under zero centigrade     D. ten degrees under zero centigrade

　　37. _____ is Christmas Day.

　　A. Twenty-five of December       B. Twenty-fifth of December

　　C. The twenty-five of December    D. The twenty-fifth of December

　　38. We live _____.

　　A. on the sixth storey  B. on the nineth floor

　　C. in the twelfth storey D. in the eighth floor

　　39. Which is the smallest among the four numbers？ ______.

　　A. zero point five   B. a quarter   C. two thirds    D. a half

　　40. Which is the largest number among the four numbers？ _____.

　　A. three quarters B. two and a quarter C. three over four D. two hundred percent

　　41. The old man is still fit and strong though ____.

　　A. in his seventies  B. in the seventy  C. he is in seventy  D. at the seventy

　　42. I\'m sure he will be back in ____.

　　A. one day or two  B. a day or two   C. a or two days   D. one or two day

　　43. By two o\'clock that afternoon they had come to the front of a ____.

　　A. mountain 2，000 meters tall   B. 2，000-meters-high mountain

　　C. 2，000-meter-tall mountain    D. mountain 2，000 meters high

　　44. It will take ____ to complete the task.

　　A. one and a half year\'s time    B. a year and a half\'s time

　　C. a year and a half of time     D. a year an one half time

　　45. Nine minus five is ____.

　　A. four   B. five    C. six    D. seven

　　46. Six plus ____ is thirteen.

　　A. six   B. seven   C. eight   D. nine

　　47. How much is eight times five？

　　A. thirty   B. eighty   C. thirteen   D. forty

　　48. Ten divided by ____ is two.

　　A. two   B. zero   C. five    D. four

　　49. She is a student of ____.

　　A. Class Second  B. the Class two    C. Class Two   D. Second Class