Sales Person  : Good evening, Miss. May I be of any assistance?
Shanti            : Good evening. Yes I am looking for  a present  for my brother. Could
                       you show me  something that I can give him as a birthday present.
Sales person  : Sure. Do you have anything in mind?
Shanti            : That’s the problem. I can’t decide. It is for a sixteen years old boy. What
                       would you suggest?
Sales person  : Let’s see, does he like anything in particular?
Shanti            : Yes, he likes watches, but he has too many of them. I like to get something
                       different.
Sales person  : How about clothes then?
Shanti            : That sounds okay. Could you show me some shirts?
Sales person  : Yes of course, here you are.
Shanti            : This one is perfect. I’ll take it.

1.  Shanti is shopping for a
A.  birthday present
B.  thank you card
C.  farewell present
D.  birthday card

2.  Who is the present for?
A.  Shanti’s brother-in-law
B.  Shanti’s mother
C.  The sales person
D.  Shanti’s brother

3.  Shanti’s brother has a lot of
A.  watches
B.  clothes
C.  shirts
D.  toys

4.  The sentences, “ May I be of any assistance” means
A.  Do you have any assistant?
B.  Do you want to help me?
C.  May I help you?
D.  May I be excuse?

5.  Where is the dialogue above most likely to happen?
A.  departmental store
B.  grocery store
C.  market
D.  school