The speaker thinks it's a pity that there are too many French people there

A．He is surprised by it.

B．He disagrees with it.

C．He thinks it is too soon to tell.

D．He is alarmed by it.

A．He thinks it's too high.

B．He thinks it's very low.

C．He thinks it could be lower.

D．He thinks it's neither low nor high.

My street is too noisy.

A．That's a pity!

B．Do you like it？

C．Be careful!

A．He thinks he's taken too few courses.

B．He thinks he's taken too ninny courses.

C．He doesn't think he has taken enough courses.

D．He thinks the number of the courses he's taken is just right.

Speaker A: Aren't you excited about your new job？

Speaker B: ______but it's too demanding.

A．It's OK.

B．I am fine.

C．Sure I am.

D．I think so.

Speaker A: I missed Prof. Wang's linguistics class again yesterday.Speaker B: ______

A．Congratulations!

B．How nice you are!

C．What a pity!

D．Have a nice weekend.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the Walkman according to the passage？

A．He thinks he can live without it.

B．He thinks it does more harm than good.

C．He thinks it should be improved.

D．He thinks it is a necessary part of modern life despite its faults.

A．She thinks it's too late anyway.

B．She thinks he should wait a minute.

C．She thinks he should do things early.

D．She thinks there might still be a chance even if it is last minute.

Speaker A: I missed Prof. Wang's linguistics class again yesterday.

Speaker B: ______

A．Congratulations!

B．How nice you are!

C．What a pity!

D．Have a nice weekend.

The speaker in the third paragraph thinks that

A．John Doerr was the best shot for Paulson.

B．Goldman was wrong in Google's deal.

C．Google made a fuss about Paulson's act.

D．Google followed the rules perfectly.