M: My parents offered to buy me a car if I get all “As” on my report card this year.<p>W: I don’t think you should accept. If you want something, you’ve got to work for it.</p><p>M: I will be working for it, at least at school. I’ll be working to get good grades.</p><p>W: But if you don’t earn the money yourself, you’ll take the car for granted and you won’t value it</p><p>as much.</p><p>M: Of course I will. I’d love to have a car. That’s what every person my age wants.</p><p>W: But you’d respect the car and yourself much more if you actually earned it.</p><p>M: So you think I should refuse the car that my parents buy for me? Isn’t that rude?</p><p>W: Tell them now, before they buy the car. I’m sure they will respect your decision.</p><p>Questions 1 to 3 are based on the conversation you have just heard.</p><p>1. In what circumstance will the man’s parents buy him a car? </p><p>A. If he gets into a good college. B. If he gets all As in school.</p><p>C. If he works hard at his job. D. If he finds a part-time job.</p><p>2. What does the woman advise him to do? </p><p>A. Pay his parents for the car. B. Walk instead of drive.</p><p>C. Get a job. D. Not accept the car.</p><p>3. How does the woman suggest that he will earn the car? </p><p>A. By earning money for it. B. By being nice to his parents.</p><p>C. By working hard in school. D. By taking good care of the car.</p>