[originaltext]M: Why do you look so upset? Anything wrong?W: I just got the ca

M: Why do you look so upset? Anything wrong?
W: I just got the call from my uncle.(1)He told me that my grandpa had a stroke this morning. I’m really worried.
M: Oh, I’m so sorry to hear that.
W: Mr. Henderson, is it possible that I have a couple of days off? I know the auditors are here at the company and everyone is extremely busy, but I was raised up by my grandparents and I will be regretful for the rest of my life if I weren’t with him for his last days.
M: Hmm, I think I can understand your feeling. You would say I am inhuman to stop you from going to see him. But you must make sure that the work in your department won’t be delayed.(2)As a director, you must promise that you will always be available if anything urgent happens here and people won’t have any problem contacting you while you are away.
W: Thank you, Mr. Henderson.(3)I will keep my phone on 24/7 and I will be immediately back if my grandpa shows any signs of recovery.
M: OK. You have always been trustworthy and I’m sure I can trust you. When do you plan to leave?
W: I intend to leave this afternoon. I probably need to drive for five hours to Boston for I don’t think I can book a flight in such a busy season.
M:(4)I have a friend who works at the airline. I’ll call him and see if he can get a seat for you.
W: Thank you, Mr. Henderson. I really appreciate it.
M: Never mind. I just hope everything is OK and you can be back soon.
Questions 1 to 4 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
1. Why does the woman look upset?
2. What requirement must the woman meet for having some days off from work?
3. How long does it take to drive to Boston?
4. What favor will Mr. Henderson do for the woman?