[单项选择]Where are the two people talking
A. In the food shop.
B. In the workshop.
C. In the post offic

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Where are the two people talking

[单项选择]Where are the two people talking
A. In the food shop. B. In the workshop. C. In the post office.

[单项选择]Two people are talking. What are they talking about
A. A TV programme.
B. A film.
C. A concert.

[单项选择]What are the two people talking about
A. Email.
B. A computer class.
C. Computer in general,
D. Their old computer.

[单项选择]what are these two people talking about
A. Sports．
B. Music．
C. Entertainment．

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What are these two people talking about

[单项选择]What are these two people talking aboutWhat kind of program does the man like
A. Funny program.
B. Interesting and instructive program.
C. Entertainment program.

[单项选择]What are these two people talking aboutWhy does Kate look happy
A. Because there will be a very funny film on TV.
B. Because she helped a man who got into trouble.
C. Because she just saw a very funny film.

[单项选择]What are these two people talking aboutWhat are these two people talking about
A. Sports.
B. Music.
C. Entertainment.

[单项选择]What are these two people talking aboutWhat’s the man’s opinion on watching TV
A. It is not only for entertainment.
B. It makes people relaxed.
C. It is not good to eyes.

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