A、Supportive. B、Pleased. C、Hesitant. D、Opposed. D女士说：你同意把儿子送到美国一所大学吗?男子说：不同意。他的英语水平糟得很，他毕业可能性不大。女士说：但他在美国学英语进步快呀。男士说：学费呢?一年大约需要五

1.
M: I saw you having a drink with a young man at the bar yesterday Who is he?
W: It is my elder brother.
M: But you two don’t look much alike.
W: We did when we were small kids, but not anymore.
Q: What does the woman mean?
2.
M: Excuse me. Can you tell me the password for your hotel’s Wi-Fi?
W: It’s 68156608.
M: Sorry, I didn’t quite catch it.
W: It’s 68156608.
Q: What is the correct password for the hotel’s Wi-Fi?
3.
W: What music are you listening to? The beat is so strong that I can hardly concentrate on my work.
M: No problem. I’ll switch to something softer.
Q: What will the man probably do?
4.
W: Do you think it’s a good idea to send our son to a college in the United States?
M: No. His proficiency of English is disappointingly poor. He can hardly make it.
W: But he can improve his English much faster there.
M: What about tuition fees? The total cost will be roughly 50, 000 dollars a year. It doesn’t pay.
Q: What’s the man’s attitude to his son studying abroad?
5.
W: Oh, I was so upset. My biochemistry professor denied me a chance to explain why I missed my presentation. It was because I had a bad stomachache.
M: That doesn’t seem fair. I would feel the same if I were you.
Q: What does the man imply about the woman?