For whom does the woman probably want to buy a ski jacket? A. For her husband. B. For her son. C. For her daughter. 2. Why doesn’t the woman buy the jacket? A. It’s too expensive. B. It’s too big. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1. For whom does the woman probably want to buy a ski jacket?

A. For her husband.

B. For her son.

C. For her daughter.

2. Why doesn’t the woman buy the jacket?

A. It’s too expensive.

B. It’s too big.

C. She doesn’t like the colors.

答案：1C2A
提示：

W: Excuse me. Could you help me?

M: Certainly. What can I do for you?

W: We’re looking for a girl’s ski jacket. I like this style. Do you have it in Size 10?

M: Let me see…Size 4,6,8…Here you are. Size 10.

W: Oh. I don’t really like yellow. What other colors does it come in?

M: It comes in red, pink, light blue, and black.

W: The pink is nice. How much is it?

M: It’s $160.

W: Oh, well, it’s a bit too dear. We’ll have to think about it.

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