[originaltext]1. W: There is nothing I like better than taking a walk over the

1.
W: There is nothing I like better than taking a walk over these hills on the weekends. The trees are tall and fantastic.
M: The trees? What about the grass and wild flowers?
Q: What does the man mean?
2.
W: John, do you still ask Jane out recently?
M: My relationship with her is already history. I’m no longer her Mr. Right.
Q: What can we learn about John?
3.
M: I hear you have applied for several universities in this city. Have you received any notification of admission?
W: I haven’t heard anything yet, but I believe in myself. There is no need to worry.
Q: What can we learn about this woman?
4.
W: Professor, I had put a lot of effort into this essay. I was quite satisfied with it. But I don’t understand why you gave me a B.
M: The academic value of an essay lies in innovative and independent ideas, not in the amount of work it takes.
Q: What does the man think of the essay?
5.
W: Are you ready for the final exam?
M: Not quite. The physics exam is the only cloud on the horizon. I’m sure I’ll do fine in the other courses.
Q: What does the man mean?