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Yui: Richard, we got a request from our Tokyo office. They’re asking if we can develop a U.S. version of Nobiiru-chan.

Richard: Could you elaborate on that? I’m not familiar with Nobiiru-chan. What kind of product is it?

Yui: It’s a doll with a built-in sensor. Its hair grows longer depending on the room’s temperature and humidity.

Richard: Interesting.

Yui: Kids can enjoy watching its hair change over time. It sold very well in Japan.

Richard: Hmm…that’s a bit unusual. I’m not sure how it would be received here.

What kind of product are Richard and the woman talking about?

A: A doll that sold well in Japan.

B: A toy that Richard knows well.

C: A product that is already being sold in America.

 

Jessica: Ethan, you seemed pretty close with Jennifer earlier. What were you two talking about?

Ethan: Oh, just school stuff. She was asking about the math homework. Nothing serious.

Jessica: So, you’re saying that it was just homework, right?

Ethan: Yeah, that’s all. Why do you ask?

Jessica: I don’t know… It just looked like you were having a really good time.

Ethan: Oh, yeah. She’s easy to talk to.

What did Ethan talk about with Jennifer?

A: The school festival.

B: The math homework.

C: Jessica.

 

Jennifer: Hey, you’ve been spending all your time reading and practicing golf lately.

Theo: Yeah… I like it. It’s fun for me.

Jennifer: Don’t get me wrong. I think it’s great you’re so dedicated.

Theo: Then what’s the problem?

Jennifer: I just don’t see you hanging out with your friends much.

Theo: I don’t know… I just haven’t felt like it.

Jennifer: I get that. I just worry you might be missing out on something.

What is Jennifer worried about?

A: Theo is starting to like reading more than golf.

B: She might become worse at golf than Theo.

C: Theo does not hang out with his friends very much.

 

Yukiko: How did your meeting with Justin go?

James: It went well. We talked about improving the checkout flow.

Yukiko: That’s good. What direction did you suggest?

James: I said we should simplify it, maybe by removing some payment options.

Yukiko: I may not have been clear. I don’t want to reduce options – we just need to make the steps easier to follow.

James: Oh, I see. So it’s more about usability than cutting features.

Yukiko: Right.

What did the man suggest to Justin?

A: Considering new payment options.

B: Reducing payment options.

C: Cutting costs.