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Short ConversationA. Because they are not in the same country.B. Because they are all from the same culture.C. Because they have already discussed their views.D. Because there is no time difference in the country.A. Making foreign friends in different ways.B. Coping with all the problems caused by foreigners.C. Thinking just like foreigners about problems.D. Dealing with how foreigners think about time.A. Learning more Australian traditions.B. Telling Australians what he’s used to.C. Relaxing more when dealing with Australians.D. Getting mad every time he is kept waiting.A. They are very serious about time.B. They notice time differences.C. They feel people care too much.D. They don’t think time matters much.A. Because he knows he is another country where rules are different.B. Because he has made a habit of it since moving to another country.C. Because he is used to being late in his own country.D. Because he thinks people in this country are always late.A. He never worries about being late.B. He appreciates being late for meetings.C. Germans don’t turn up late for meetings.D. Germans don’t care if he is late.A. They are more relaxed about time.B. They are more likely to be annoyed if people are late.C. They relax more often than before.D. They are more likely to tell the truth about time.A. Because she had been in the restaurant for 15 minutes.B. Because she had been there for two hours which she thought was too long.C. Because she had to meet someone for a meal in 15 minutes.D. Because she hoped to meet someone from her country on time.A. Brother and sisterB. Mother and sonC. Father and daughterD. Close friendsA. Two hoursB. Four hoursC. Three and a half hoursD. Two and a half hoursLong Conversation 1 A. They take taxis more often than othersB. They keep themselves busier than othersC. They are the most serious people.D. They are the most time-conscious people.A. More than five minutes.B. About five minutes.C. About two minutes.D. No more than two minutes.A. Beca