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Mrs. Ho : Mrs. Nathan ! Hello !

Mrs. Nathan : Oh ! Mrs. Ho ! Fancy meeting you here !

Mrs. Ho : Small world, isn't it ? I didn't know you were a dog lover too.

Mrs. Nathan : Oh, yes, I am. We've got four at home.

Mrs. Ho : Oh ? What breed ?

Mrs. Nathan : Alsations. What about you ?

Mrs. Ho : We've Pekinese. Actually, I can't bear dogs myself. I'm only here to pick up my husband. Messy creatures.

Mrs. Nathan : And how is it you keep them ?

Mrs. Ho : Well, no choice, you know. When the breadwinner insists, what have I to do but obey.

Mrs. Nathan : But do you really feel strongly about what you were saying about dogs ?

Mrs. Ho : Well, I guess I was exaggerating a little. I will never like them, for sure, but as long as I don't have to do anything for them, I can tolerate them being around my house.

Mrs. Nathan : Actually, I find it very unusual that someone should not find dogs appealing. I go for large dogs myself but I would imagine that most people should find Pekinese appealing in a cute. fluffy way. But, the point is, dogs are such faithful creatures. They repay any care you give them with life-long devotion.

Mrs. Ho : I dare say that what you've said is right. Still, I'd rather not have one of those cute fluffy creatures following me about ... Ah, there's my husband. Damien 1 Damien 1 ... Ah, Damien, this is Mrs. Nathan.

Mrs. Nathan : Oh, we know each other well. We've been meeting at Kennel Club occasions like this for the last few years. Did you win a prize, Mr. Ho ?

               
1.   How did Mrs. Ho and Mrs. Nathan feel at meeting each other there ?
               
    (A)

Both were surprised.

 
(B) Mrs. Nathan was pleased, Mrs. Ho surprised.
    (C) Mrs. Nathan was surprised but Mrs. Ho was not.  
    (D) Neither was surprised. Both were pleased.  
               
2.   Which of the following is true ?
               
    (A) The Hos have four Alsations.  
(B) The Nathans have four Pekinese.
    (C)

The Nathans have four Alsations.

 
    (D) The Hos have four Pekinese.  
               
3.   Why was Mrs. Ho there ?
               
    (A) Because she loved dogs.  
(B)

To give her husband a lift home.

    (C) Because she thought dogs were messy creatures.  
    (D) She just happened to be there.  
               
4.   Which of the following best describes Mrs. Ho's feelings about dogs ?
               
    (A)

She does not like them at all.

 
(B) She is afraid of them.
    (C) She will not live in the same house as a dog.  
    (D) She rather likes them.  
               
5.   How does Mrs. Nathan feel about Pekinese ?
               
    (A) She finds them very appealing indeed.  
    (B) She thinks they are awful.
    (C) They are her favorite breed of dog.  
    (D)

They are not her favorite breed of dog.

 
               
6.  

What does Mrs. Nathan feel to be a dog's best quality ?

               
    (A) its size and strength  
    (B) its cuteness
    (C)

its loyalty

 
    (D) its appealing eyes  
         
7.   Where were they having this conversation ?
         
    (A) It is not indicated in the passage.  
    (B) At Mrs. Nathan's house.  
    (C) At a World Trade Fair.  
    (D)

At a dog competition.

 
         
 
 

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