Question

G 645 1 Read the dialogue and mark sentences 1-4 as T (true) orF(false). Correct the false statements.Kairat: Good afternoon, Almary Dolphinarium Nemo, What can I do for youBill: Hi, I'd like some information, please.Kairat: Certainly. What exactly would you like to know?Bill: Couldyoutellme your opening times at the weekend, please?Kairat: At the weekend we are open from 12 in the afternoon until 7 in theeveningBill: OK. How much does it cost to get in?Kairat: Tickets are 3000 tenge for adults and free for children under fiveThere is a discount if you buy your tickets online.Bill: I see. Where is the Dolphinarium exactly? I'm on holiday with mfamily and we are staying in the town centre.Kairat: From the town centre you need to take the number 12 trolleybusthugoes towards the Central Park. The Dolphinarium Nemo is rightnext to it on Gogol Street,Bill: Let me write that down, please. The number 12 trolleybus, right?Kairat: Yes. That's it.Bill: Thank you for your help.Kairat: My pleasure. Enjoy your visit to the Dolphinarium1 Bill is visiting the Dolphinarium in the middle of the week.2 The Dolphinarium is not open at the weekend.3 Children under five don't have to pay to enter the Dolphinarium4 Bill is on holiday alone,​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 f

2 f

3 t

4 f

Объяснение:

1 Bill want to go to the Dolphinariym on the weekend.

2the Dolphinariym is open on weekend

3 T

4 he was with his family

Answer 2

Let's go through the dialogue and mark sentences 1-4 as T (true) or F (false) and correct the false statements:

1. Bill is visiting the Dolphinarium in the middle of the week. - False (F). The dialogue does not specify the day Bill is visiting, so we cannot determine whether it's in the middle of the week or not.

2. The Dolphinarium is not open at the weekend. - False (F). Kairat mentions that at the weekend, they are open from 12 in the afternoon until 7 in the evening, so the Dolphinarium is indeed open on weekends.

3. Children under five don't have to pay to enter the Dolphinarium. - True (T). Kairat says that tickets are free for children under five, which means they don't have to pay to enter.

4. Bill is on holiday alone. - False (F). The dialogue doesn't provide information about whether Bill is on holiday alone or with his family. Therefore, we cannot determine Bill's holiday companionship from the given dialogue.