Dialogue: W: I'm going to take down those curtains and put up new ones. M: Why? What's wrong with them? Question: What does the man mean? - The curtains are still quite good. - They ought to have been clinked long ago. - The curtains are of a wrong color.
The curtains are still quite good.

Dialogue: W: Good morning, sir. Could I ask you to register, please? M: Certainly. What do I do? W: Just fill in this form, if you would, please. Question: What is the most probable relationship of the two people? - Salesperson and customer. - Doctor and patient. - Receptionist and tourist.
Receptionist and tourist.

Dialogue: M: I have never seen such an interesting show. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. W: I must admit that I felt sleepy during the two hours. Question: How did the woman feel about the show? - Enjoyable. - Dull. - Moving.
Dull.

Dialogue: M: Hello, Mary. Why are you standing here? W: I'm waiting for a bus. The buses are so full at this time of the day. M: Sure. Where are you going? I don't think this is your way home. W: You are right. I'm going for a walk in the park. M: Going for a walk even after along day's work? W: Yes. I always enjoy walking alone in the park after work. M: I see. Then why not go there on foot? It's not so far from here. W: Oh, no. I hate walking through the streets. Question: What do we learn from the talk? - The man likes walking through the street. - Mary likes walking in the park but not in the street. - Mary doesn't work as hard as the man does.
Mary likes walking in the park but not in the street.