Speaker A: Excuse me, Id like to know whether the French dictionary I ordered has arrived.

Speaker A: Id like to see the blue jacket in the window. Speaker B: ______

A．But that jacket is only for window display.

B．Do you mean you like that jacket very much?

C．What size do you want?

D．No problem. I will show it to you in next to no time.

Speaker A: Do you mind if I open the window? Speaker B: ______

A．Yes, please open the window.

B．Yes, I do find it is very stuffy in the room.

C．No, I don"t. Don"t open the window please.

D．As a matter of fact, I"m feeling a bit chilly.

rooms. Speaker B: ______

A．Sorry, sir. All the single rooms are occupied. But if you like, I can check with Imperial Hotel to see if they have any.

B．I suggest you go to the receptionist to get more information about it.

C．But I prefer one double room to two single rooms.

D．Well, you should have decided what kind of room to stay at before you checked in.

class. Speaker B: ______

A．Sorry, this book can"t be taken out of the bookstore until you have paid for it.

B．Yes, I think so. This book is good reference work for Dr. Smith"s history class.

C．I"m afraid not. The book has been put on reserve by Dr. Smith. Unless you have his permission, he won"t lend it out.

D．I am not very sure. You"d better ask the librarian over there.

Speaker A: Could you please tell me where I can find tennis shoes? Speaker B: ______

A．You shouldn"t ask a stranger such a question.

B．Yes. You can get them in the sportswear department on the right side of the store.

C．Sorry, I couldn"t. Why don"t you ask somebody else?

D．What for? I remember you just bought a pair of tennis shoes last month.

Speaker A: Im getting absolutely nowhere with these physics problems. Speaker B: ______

A．Yes, I also find it very hard to understand the physics teacher"s lectures.

B．If you are careful, you are sure to work out the physics problems.

C．How about my going through them with you?

D．It is strange that your physics teacher should assign such difficult problems to you.

e sea. Speaker B: ______

A．Why do you want to recommend them to me?

B．They are very good. Unfortunately they are too expensive.

C．Thank you, but I don"t like shell-fish.

D．Maybe they are fresh, but I wonder whether they will taste good.

ointment with you at ten today as he is not feeling well. Speaker B: ______

A．All right, but I will be very busy tomorrow.

B．I"m sorry to hear that. I think he"d better see a doctor.

C．Really? That"s too bad. I hope he"s not seriously ill.

D．Thanks for calling. It"s quite all right We"ll arrange some other time to meet

Speaker A: What is the deadline for the term paper, sir? Speaker B: ______

A．What do you mean by "deadline"?

B．Since it should be 10 pages long, you can hand it in next week.

C．Your term paper must be typed and double spaced.

D．You must remember that it"s not my policy to accept late papers.

n should be made to carry "health security cards", which he described as "smart cards" coded with his or her personal medical information. Congress rejected that proposal, and yet the administration persisted. It lobbied successfully for more moderate health care legislation in 1996 and ever since then has been developing a plan to assign every American a "unique health identifier(UHI)": a computer code assigned to each person that would enable the government to organize all medical records into a central database. Administration officials reason that if the federal government could establish a "national health care data network", this would make billing more efficient and allow medical researchers to study large samples of health records. Such a computerized library of medical files could work only if each American were assigned a UHI code.