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Ethan: Hey, Mom, can you do me a favor? Can you help us find a guest speaker for Japanese Culture Week?

Karen: Maybe. What’s going on?

Ethan: Jennifer’s the club president, and she’s having trouble finding someone.

Karen: What kind of speaker are you looking for?

Ethan: Someone who can talk about Japan and modern Japanese business or technology.

Karen: What about someone from Onishi Innovation?

Ethan: The software company?

Karen: Yes. They’ve partnered with the community center before. I could reach out to them.

Ethan: That would be great. Thanks, Mom.

What will mom probably do?

A: Email Jennifer.

B: Contact Onishi Innovation.

C: Visit the community center.

 

Jason: Hi, honey. I’m home.

Abigail: Welcome back. Did you get the groceries?

Jason: Oh no.

Abigail: Jason, don’t tell me you forgot.

Jason: I did. I’m sorry.

Abigail: This morning I specifically asked, “Could you pick up some milk, eggs, and pasta on your way home?”

Jason: I know. Work was so busy that it completely slipped my mind.

Abigail: Well, now we have nothing for dinner.

Jason: I’m exhausted. I really don’t feel like going back out.

Abigail: All right. In that case, let’s just get delivery.

Jason: Best idea I’ve heard all day.

Where did the man just get back from?

A: Work.

B: The grocery store.

C: A restaurant.

 

Ms. Reynolds: Mr. Yamamoto, I know you’re busy, but would you mind watering my flowers while I’m in Boston visiting Michael this weekend?

Mr. Yamamoto: Not at all. I’d be happy to help. How long will you be gone?

Ms. Reynolds: Just three days. It should only take a few minutes each evening.

Mr. Yamamoto: That sounds easy enough. I’ll take care of them.

Ms. Reynolds: Thanks. I really appreciate it.

Mr. Yamamoto: No problem, Susan. And say hello to Michael for me.

Ms. Reynolds: I will. Thanks again, Mr. Yamamoto.

Which of the following is true?

A: Mr. Yamamoto will help Suzan.

B: Michael will visit Mr. Yamamoto.

C: Suzan and Mr. Yamamoto live in Boston.

 

Jake: Sarah, I’m going to run to the cafeteria before class starts.

Sarah: OK. I’ll see you in class. Have everything you need?

Jake: I do. But, could you save me a seat near the front? I’d appreciate it.

Sarah: Of course. Are you getting breakfast?

Jake: Yeah. I skipped breakfast this morning and I’m starving.

Sarah: Then you’d better hurry.

Jake: I will. Don’t let anyone take my spot.

Sarah: No worries. I’ll guard it with my life.

Jake: Thanks. You’re the best.

What will the man do?

A: Go to a sightseeing spot.

B: Skip class.

C: Have breakfast.