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    The document is a reading comprehension passage in Thai containing a dialogue between several individuals and a series of questions about the dialogue. It includes the following: - A conversation between Peter and his father about whether English is easy or difficult to learn. - A conversation between Mike and Max about Mike's dog. - A conversation between Ben and Betty about where Ben's books are located. - A question asking about one's favorite animal. - A continuation of the dialogue between Bill and Lek where they exchange their first names and Bill asks Lek another question. - Additional questions about the details and content of the conversations and dialogues.

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    The document is a reading comprehension passage in Thai containing a dialogue between several individuals and a series of questions about the dialogue. It includes the following: - A conversation between Peter and his father about whether English is easy or difficult to learn. - A conversation between Mike and Max about Mike's dog. - A conversation between Ben and Betty about where Ben's books are located. - A question asking about one's favorite animal. - A continuation of the dialogue between Bill and Lek where they exchange their first names and Bill asks Lek another question. - Additional questions about the details and content of the conversations and dialogues.

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    The document is a reading comprehension passage in Thai containing a dialogue between several individuals and a series of questions about the dialogue. It includes the following: - A conversation between Peter and his father about whether English is easy or difficult to learn. - A conversation between Mike and Max about Mike's dog. - A conversation between Ben and Betty about where Ben's books are located. - A question asking about one's favorite animal. - A continuation of the dialogue between Bill and Lek where they exchange their first names and Bill asks Lek another question. - Additional questions about the details and content of the conversations and dialogues.

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    Read and answer the questions

    Peter :

    1. Dad : Is English easy or difficult?

    a. Yes, I do.
    easy.

    b. Yes, they are.


    d. No, it isnt.

    2. Mike:
    it does. I love my dog.

    c. Its
    ?

    Max: Yes,

    a. How do you spell science? b. What subject do you


    like?
    c. Does your dog cute?

    d. Is science difficult?

    a. Whats this?

    b. Where is my Thai book?

    3. Ben:
    on the desk.

    c. What is he doing?
    books?

    ? Betty: Theyre

    d. Where are my English

    4. Whats your favourite animal?


    a. I dont like cats.
    animal is a rabbit.
    c. My favourite food is hamburger.

    5 - 7

    Bill: Whats your

    b. My favourite
    d. I like football.

    5.

    Lek: My first names John .


    Bill: My first names Peter.
    do ,John?

    5.a. last name b. first name

    nickname

    6.

    c. name d.

    6.a. How do you

    How old
    d.
    7.a. nine days
    d. Im fine, thanks.
    8.Nancy:

    b.
    How tall
    c.
    How long
    b. How do you do? c. ten baht

    he like art? Linda : No, he


    doesnt. He likes English
    a. Do
    b.
    Does
    c. Did d. Dont

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