Question 13.
a. Mi: Nice to see you, too. I'm the way to the local orphanage near here. Do you want to join?
b. Ann: Oh, that sounds great! But I have a class now. Another time, please!
c. Ann: Hi, Mi. Nice to meet you. Where are you going to?

Question 13:
a. John: I'm planning to plant trees in my schoolyard next Sunday.
b. Mary: Oh, that sounds amazing !
c. Mary: Have you already decided on what to do next weekend?

Question 14:
a. Jack: That sounds fun! We can also show visitors how to cook these dishes.
b. Jane: First, we should set up some food stalls offering traditional dishes from different cultures.
c. Jack: We've decided to organise a Cultural Diversity Day in our school. Let's discuss what activities to include.
d. Tom: I like your idea, but we don't have any cooking experience. We may need to involve professional cooks.
(Adapted from Global Success)

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions.

Question 13.
a. Alice: "That sounds serious. Have you been to see a doctor?"
b. Mark: "Not great, actually. I've been feeling under the weather for a few days."
c. Alice: "How have you been, Mark?"

Question 14:
a. Mark: "Yeah, I really needed to relax after such a stressful week at work."
b. Alice: "Did you do anything fun this weekend, Mark?"
c. Alice: "I'm glad to hear that! What did you do?"
d. Mark: "I went hiking in the mountains. The fresh air was amazing."
e. Alice: "That sounds like a perfect way to unwind!"

Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best arrangement of utterances to make a meaningful exchange.
a. Customer Service: Hello, this is the Bus Operation Center.
b. Tom: The buses are always running late, especially during rush hour.
c. Tom: I want to complain about bus No. 7.
d. Customer Service: What seems to be the problem?
e. Customer Service: I'm sorry to hear that. Unfortunately, there's nothing we can do about it. Due to the high volume of traffic, buses can sometimes be delayed.

Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best arrangement of utterances to make a meaningful exchange.
a. Mai: Nam, I'd like to introduce you to Alan Samson, our newcomer from Australia.
b. Alan: Hi, nice to meet you too.
c. Nam: Hi, Alan! It's my pleasure to meet you.