May I help you?

Man : Will you travel by car tomorrow?

Woman : Yes, i will.

Man : If you must leave items of value in your car, keep them out of sight or in the trunk.

What does the man suggest the woman?

• a. Travel by another transportation except car

• b. Keep her value items in the car

• c. Leave the car in the parking area

• d. Save her value items in the trunk or out of sight

• e. Travel with him by train and leave the car

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Man : Can i borrow your magazine?

Woman : Sure. But if you borrow it, take care of it well

Man : Okay.

What does the woman express?

• a. Instruction

• b. Suggestion

• c. Advice

• d. Warning

• e. Notice

Woman : If you feel guilty, meet her and apologize.

Man : You’re right. I want to solve this problem soon.

From the dialogue, we know that...

• a. The man has a problem with the woman

• b. The man cannot meet the woman because of his problem

• c. The woman suggest the man do something

• d. The woman feels guilty to the man

• e. The woman doesn’t want to apologize the man

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Man : Do you really want to stay at home alone?

Woman : Yes, it’s okay.

Man : It is dangerous. What if you stay at your house?

Woman : Don’t worry, i have my cell phone.

Man : . . . .

What is the best response to say next?

• a. If something suspicious happens, immediately call the police

• b. If you don’t have a cell phone, you should borrow mine

• c. If you stay at my home, you can watch television

• d. If someone knocks the door, open it

• e. If your house is dangerous, move right away

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Man : Where are you going?

Woman : i’m going to the canteen

Man : . . . .

What is the appropriate response to say next?

• a. If you are hungry, go to the canteen

• b. If you meet Ari at the canteen, call me

• c. If you don’t have time, don’t go to the canteen

• d. If you find me, i will be in the canteen

• e. If you want to meet me, go to the canteen

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Man : if you see a guest walking off walkways, standing or climbing on exhibit barriers, shouting at or teasing animaals, throing objects into exhibits or littering the zoo grounds, please contact the oo staff member.

Students : Yes, sir.

Where does the conversation take place ?

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Why do people travel by train rather than bus, plane, or boat? Some say it is a cheaper way to travel. Others may fed up with the headaches and worries associated with going to the airport anda flying. If you have a car, you can leave the driving to someone else. However, you will meet traffic jam. That’s why most people like travelling by train.

Which transportation can people choose if they travel?

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The following are causes of road rage, except …

• a. A driver gets mad at another driver

• b. A driver attempts to retaliate with verbal assault

• c. A driver does physical violence

• d. A driver doesn’t let someone driver too slowly

• e. A driver’s car is broken on the road

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What should you do I someone makes you angry on road?

• a. Challenge him

• b. Ask him pull over

• c. Take deep breath and relax

• d. Hold a race

• e. Drive faster

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“No one benefits from a road rage incident”

The underlined word means ….

• a. Makes money

• b. Use wisely

• c. Perform service

• d. Receives an advantage

• e. Stop immediately

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