Question 1

In a dialogue, one speaker says: “If I were you, I’d save part of the money for tuition.”What can you infer about the situation?

Accepted Answer

The speaker is giving advice about education expenses

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The speaker thinks saving is unnecessary

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The speaker believes tuition is already paid

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The speaker wants to borrow money

Question 2

During a conversation, a friend says: “You’d better talk to your parents before taking a loan.”What does this advice imply?

Accepted Answer

The student needs permission or guidance from parents

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The student should ignore their parents’ opinion

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The loan is already approved

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Talking to parents is only a casual suggestion

Question 3

Two students are discussing money. One says: “Don’t rush. Think carefully before you spend it all.”What is the implied meaning of this advice?

Accepted Answer

Caution and planning are important in financial decisions

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Spending quickly is the best option

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The speaker wants to borrow the money

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The student should not spend any money at all

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