—My parents are strict. I can’t use my mobile phone on school nights.
—      . All the parents are the same.

• A. So do I
• B. Neither do I
• C. So can I
• D. Neither can I

—Tom doesn’t work hard.
—      .

• A. Neither does Lily
• B. Neither doesn’t Lily
• C. Either does Lily
• D. Either doesn’t Lily

Here        four bowls       noodles.

• A. is; of
• B. are; of
• C. is; for
• D. are; for

—I hear Yang Yan made an English speech at the graduation ceremony yesterday.—       , and        .

• A. So she did; so did I
• B. So did she; so I did
• C. So she was; so I was
• D. So was she; so I was

Mike learns a lot about internet. And         .

• A. I don't, either
• B. so do I
• C. so am I
• D. I am, too

—Our country is becoming richer and stronger. —       .

• A. So it is
• B. So is it
• C. It is so
• D. It so is

—How well Susan dances! I can’t believe my eyes. —           .

• A. So she does
• B. So does she
• C. So did she
• D. So she did

—My parents never stop going on talking about how I should study hard.—        .

• A. So my parents do
• B. Neither my parents do
• C. Neither do my parents
• D. So do my parents

My grandfather has never been to America.          my father.

• A. And has
• B. Either has
• C. Neither has
• D. So has

—After reading the story about Jin Jing, I was very impressed. —        . She’s really brave.

• A. So was I
• B. So did I
• C. So I was
• D. So I did