In “Auld Lang Syne”, the poet is singing for （).

The song “Auld Lang Syne” dates back to ______.

A．15th century

B．16th century

C．18th century

D．19th century

Auld Lang Syne is written by______.

A．William Blake

B．George Gordon Byron

C．Robert Burns

D．John Keats

A.the new good days

B.having a good fortune

C.having a good health

D.the old good days

A．A Red, Red Rose

B．Auld Lang Syne

C．My Heart" s in the Highlands

D．John Anderson, My Jo

Who showed Lang Lang how to control the keys？

A．His mother.

B．His father.

C．His uncle.

D．His kindergarten teacher.

What do we know from the passage？

A．Lang Lang's mother is a world-famous scientist.

B．Lang Lang's father had no job before he went to Beijing.

C．Lang Lang began to learn piano when he was eight years old.

D．Lang Lang's father is proud of him.

Lang Lang felt life was miserable in Beijing because of

A．the great poverty and pressure

B．the dislike of him from his teacher

C．the disease he got that prevented him from learning

D．the unbearably bad living condition

When living in Beijing, how did Lang Lang go to school？

A．On foot.

B．By bus.

C．On his father's bicycle.

D．By train.

What happened when Lang Lang was eight years old？

A．The whole family moved to Beijing.

B．He and his father went to Beijing to learn piano.

C．His mother got iii.

D．His family objected to his learning in Beijing.

What special things did Lang Lang do for his father？

A．He sent his father a special gift.

B．He invited his father to play a duet at his Carnegie Hall solo debut.

C．He took his father to Hawaii for sightseeing.

D．He helped his father find a job in America.