Dialogue: M: Hey, Louise, I've got a used copy of our chemistry textbook for half price. W: I'm afraid you wasted your money, yours is the first edition, but we're supposed to be using the third edition. Question: What has the man done? - He has edited three books. - He has bought the wrong book. - He has lost half of his money.
He has bought the wrong book.
Dialogue: W: Do you know when Jim comes back home? M: He was supposed to arrive this weekend, but actually he's coming the day after tomorrow. Question: What time will Jim come back? - This weekend. - In two days' time. - The day before yesterday.
In two days' time.
Q: Dialogue: W: My printer is out of paper. I will run and get some. M: I will go with you. I need some fresh air. Question: Where will the speakers probably go? - To a stationery shop. - To a gymnasium. - To a paint store.
A: To a stationery shop.
Question: Dialogue: M: Good morning, Madam. What can I do for you? W: Good morning. How much should I pay for these books to be sent to New York? M: Hm, 20 dollars. Anything else? W: Yes, a two-dollar stamp, please. M: That will be 22 dollars all together. W: Here's 25. M: Thank you. And here's the change. W: Thank you. M: You're welcome. Question: How much is the change? - One dollar. - Two dollars, - Three dollars.
Answer: Three dollars.
*Question*
Dialogue: M: I'm feeling hot, Ophra. W: Hot? It's windy and cold today. You must have got a cold. I'm afraid that you took off your coat while you played football with your friends yesterday afternoon. M: Yes. I felt sweat then. Oh, it's seven fifty now. My gosh! I'll be late if I don't drive to work in a hurry. I have an important meeting with my clients this morning. W: How do you feel now? M: Just a little headache. W: Then you'd better not go to work today. I think you've caught a cold. You'll have to see a doctor. But drink some water first. M: Yes, "My sweety". You sound like a doctor, Ophra. W: After leaving the nursing school, I have been working as a nurse in a hospital for over five years. Question: How long has the woman been a nurse? - Five years. - Less than five years. - More than five years.
**Answer**
More than five years.
Dialogue: W: Is it far from here to your home? M: No, not at all. It takes about a quarter on foot. Question: How long does it take from here to your home on foot? - About half an hour. - About half past an hour. - About a quarter.
About a quarter.