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.
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Question: M: Helen, how do you like your new apartment? ,F: Well, I wish I had moved in, the man who lives upstairs often plays the piano till midnight. I really cannot stand it. ,M: Why don't you ask him to stop? ,F: I've tried, but it doesn't work, he never listens to me. What's worse, he isn't the only one that I cannot stand. The woman who lives next to me often comes over to borrow things, but she seldom returns anything. ,M: Then, don't lend her anything. ,F: Now I don't even open the door when she knocks, but it makes me uncomfortable. I'm afraid I'll have to move again. ,M: You can move in with my sister Susan. The girl Jennifer, who is sharing her apartment has moved out, so she has a free room now. ,F: That's great, your sister is such a good girl. Everyone likes her. I'll call her and move as soon as possible. After all, I need to sleep well at night, in order to do well in the coming exam.
(A) M: Yeah, you never talked to the neighbors before, so it's time to do so. (B) M: I'm sorry, I didn't understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please? (C) M: Just call her as soon as it's needed. Susan will be happy to help you. (D) M: Sure. I will also call my mom Susan to tell her about your phone call.

Answer: C

Question: F: What about taking a tour around Cambridge today? ,M: I did that with a friend yesterday. ,F: But didn't you say you would go to the London Eye yesterday? ,M: My friend had already been there, so I changed my plan. Today I want to see some modern art work. ,F: If so, you can go to Tate Modern. It's a museum with a collection of international artwork from the nineteen hundreds. ,M: Do many people visit it? ,F: Yes, it's very popular. But don't worry, it's usually not crowded on weekdays. If you go tomorrow though, there're maybe a lot of people.
(A) M: You are right. I should go there today on Monday, although there might be crowded. (B) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (C) M: I will go there tomorrow on Friday. (D) M: I should go there today on Saturday to avoid the crowd.

Answer: B

Question: M: Hello. This is the China Telephone Company. What can I do for you? ,F: Is this the Complaints Department? ,M: Yes, it is. ,F: I want to complain about the bill I received this month. I don't think I've made that many phone calls. Have their rates gone up? There must be a mistake in your billing. ,M: Alright Madam, tell me your phone number and I'll check it for you. ,F: My number is 63513516. ,M: Thank you. Please hold on for a moment. ,F: Alright. ,M: Hello? ,F: Yes, I'm still here. ,M: Well, there doesn't seem to be any problems with your account. The billing is accurate. You must have overlooked the international call you made to Europe. ,F: Let me see. Right. I'm sorry, it's my mistake. But it is still very expensive. ,M: Well, why don't you apply for the international dial service? It's free of charge. ,F: Can I do that? ,M: Sure. You can. The rates are cheaper as you do without assistance from the operator. ,F: I see. Well, thank you very much and I'm sorry for bothering you. ,M: It's no bother at all. That's what we're here for. Thanks for calling.
(A) F: I shouldn't have turned to the assistant. I am really sorry. (B) F: I made a wrong complaint. I am really sorry. It's my fault. (C) F: I mixed up the telephone numbers so I bother you. Sorry. (D) F: I'm sorry, I didn't understand. Could you repeat a little louder, please?

Answer:
B