In this task you are given a small conversation between two persons and 4 options on how the conversation should continue. Your job is to choose the most reasonable option. The conversation and the options are separated by a newline character. Each dialogue in the conversation are separated by a comma. F and M indicate female and male, respectively.

M: I'm really bored at the moment. ,F: Let's play a game. I'll describe someone and you try to guess who it is. OK, this man is tall and thin, he has blue eyes and curly brown hair. ,M: Does he have a mustache or a beard? ,F: Good question, yes, he has a mustache, but no beard. ,M: Sounds like Mike, doesn't it? ,F: Yes, you're right. Now, you describe someone we both know. ,M: OK, she's not very tall, but she is a little heavy, she has blonde hair. ,F: I don't think I know anyone like that. ,M: And she wears fashionable shoes, in fact, she wears fashionable clothes too. ,F: This doesn't sound like anyone I know. I give up, tell me who she is. ,M: She's your mother. ,F: Huh, that's actually a pretty good description, but it's embarrassing that I couldn't figure that out, my own mother. Do you think appearance is the most important thing about a person? ,M: No, but it's more important than a person's character in the game we're playing.
(A) F: Right, person's appearance is more vital, so we mentioned Lucy and your father, who's next we are going to talk about? (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) F: Yes, we should focus on more the character of person, for example, you should tell me more when you mentioned Mike's mother just now. (D) F: Well, a person's career is really important, so we should talk more about the person you mentioned a few minutes ago, that's Alice, right?
B

F: So how's your new job going, David? ,M: It's going really well. I started 2 months ago and it's great. ,F: Which countries are you flying to? ,M: Mostly those in South America.
(A) F: I'm very happy that you're used to this job on the plane. I was a little worried when you first started a month ago. (B) F: So you do like your work on the plane, don't you? (C) F: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) F: Does that mean the restaurant you work in South America?
B

M: Do you have any questions for me? ,F: Yes, I've applied for the post of sales assistant here, but I really care about if there are chances of promotion in the company. ,M: Yes, we're growing all the time and if you are prepared to move, there are jobs at other branches. ,F: Great. And in the job description, can you tell me something about your working hours? ,M: Sure, because we open our book shops in the evenings as well as during the day, we ask staff when they prefer to work. Look at this time table, it says here we have a member whose name is Julia. She works 3 hours in the morning and then 2 hours in the evening.
(A) F: I know from this survey that your book shops are only open during the day. (B) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) F: Thank you a million for your kindness to have this interview. It helps a lot. (D) F: Thanks for sharing your work experience! I will go to apply a job here tomorrow.

C