Dialogue: M: What do you think of your new roommate? W: Well, she's a bit untidy. Apart from that, she's really sweet. M: You should have some patience then. Question: What's the woman's roommate like? - She's patient. - She's nice. - She's tidy.
She's nice.
Dialogue: M: Sally, do you like seafood? W: Yes, of course. M: Is there anything you especially like? W: Well, I really don't know. I can never remember the names. M: Okay. Is there any food you don't eat? W: Well, I don't eat chicken. And I don't like eggs, either. But I like all kinds of fish and vegetables. M: Then let's look at the menu and see what they've got for us. Question: What are the speakers going to do? - Cook dinner. - Go shopping. - Order dishes.
Order dishes.
Q: Dialogue: M: This is River Street. What number do you want to go to? W: Let me get off there in front of that tree? That's fine. Question: What is the man? - A waiter. - A taxi driver. - A conductor.
A: A taxi driver.
Question: Dialogue: W: My colleagues at work say I should get a health insurance. What do you think? M: I think it's important. I can give you my insurance agent's card if you want. W: But I'm not sure what kind I need. In Germany, we have a national insurance program. But here you have nothing. M: Yes, I know. Many countries have national health insurance. America doesn't. W: Why is that? M: Well, it's because of the American culture. Americans think private companies can do things better than the government. So we depend on private companies for insurance. W: But isn't that expensive? M: You're right. It is expensive. And many people criticize it. They say it is not fair to poor people. They say the health systems are better in other countries, especially in Europe. W: But what do you think? M: I have no idea. I just do my best to have good insurance. It's important. Question: What does the man think of having good insurance? - Expensive. - Unnecessary. - Important.
Answer: Important.
*Question*
Dialogue: M: It's Julia's birthday tomorrow. W: Are you sure? I think it should be the day after tomorrow. M: Well, let me see. Oh, I'm sorry. You're fight. It is the day after tomorrow. Shall we buy her a gift? W: Yes, of course. Shall we get her a new pen? M: That sounds good. But I think it's better to buy her a box of chocolates. W: Julia doesn't like sweet things. Didn't you know that? M: You're right. Er... I know. We can give her a record, for she loves music very much. W: That's great. Let's go to the music shop now. Question: When is Julia's birthday? - The next day. - The day after next. - The day they had the talk.
**Answer**
The day after next.
Q: Dialogue: W: Where did Tom spend his holiday? M: He wished to go to London and Paris, but he didn't have enough money, so he went to Beijing instead. Question: Where did Tom spend his holiday? - In London. - In Paris. - In Beijing.
A: In Beijing.