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Why did the couple in the film have to live with the wife's mother？
A．Because the mother was alone.
B．Because the mother should be taken care of.
C．Because the couple had not enough money to buy their own house.
D．Because the couple want to live with the mother.
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MB That's O.K. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call me.
WA Sure, what's the phone number to your office again？
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W: Well, we do at times consider giving a discount, but you'd have to pay the entire fee in advance. Why don't you sit down, and I'll tell you more about it.
How did the man learn of this place？
A．He saw an ad in the paper.
B．He was referred by someone.
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Why did the couple ahead of the woman leave？
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B．They grew tired of waiting.
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Why did the couple laugh in the speaker's house？
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(23)
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(26)
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