[originaltext]W: Do you know Bob well?M: We all know each other well here. Are

W: Do you know Bob well?
M: We all know each other well here. Are you thinking of staying here?
W: Perhaps for a day or two. But it doesn ’t seem possible now to stay here.
M: I don’t see why not if you want to. The place is empty, at least until Bob finds another tenant, I should say. I shouldn ’t think that he’d object.
W: Who owns this cottage then?
M: He owns all the cottages except Julius Court’s, surely he owns this one. It is quite new and you can see the sea through the big windows. Behind the cottage there is a small farm where you can get fresh milk if you don’t mind the walking five miles. I assure you it tastes better than milk in the town.
W: I will take it if he doesn’t mind my puppy Noel. See what a lovely dog! My ex-husband brought it to me and it can stands wonderfully on its hinders. Do you like it?
M: I like it but you’ d better make sure your dog doesn’t bark in the evening.
Questions 1 to 4 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
1. How long will the woman stay here?
2. Who owns the cottage?
3. What do we know about cottage?
4. What can we learn about Noel?