Unit 1 Personal Identification

In this conversation, Alex apologizes for something, and Maria responds by saying "That's all right. Don't worry." This indicates that Maria is forgiving and understanding, assuring Alex that there is no need to worry or feel bad about whatever happened.

The question asks for the person's origin, and the correct answer states "I am from Thailand." This answer provides the information about where the person is from, which directly addresses the question. The other statements provided are unrelated and do not provide any information about the person's origin.

The correct answer is "What color." This question is asking about the color of someone's hair. The phrase "What color" is commonly used to inquire about the specific hue or shade of an object or attribute. In this case, it is asking for the color of the person's hair.

The correct answer is "Nice to meet you" because it is a common response when meeting someone for the first time. In this context, the speaker is introducing their sister, Jim, and it is polite to respond with a greeting.

In response to the question, "Do you have any brother or sister?", the correct answer is "I do." This answer indicates that the person does have a brother or sister. The other options, such as "we do" or "she do," do not accurately respond to the question as they do not refer to the person speaking. Similarly, "I don't" and "she don't" indicate a negative response, which contradicts the question.

The correct answer is "Great. How are you?" because it is a suitable response to the question "How are you?" It shows enthusiasm and interest in the well-being of the person being asked.

The correct answer is "How tall are you?" because B responds by stating their height of 150 cms. This indicates that A asked about B's height.

The given answer "Y-I-W-A" is a possible spelling for the name, as it follows the question's prompt of asking how to spell the name.

The correct answer is "Bye. Take care." This response is appropriate because it is a common way to bid farewell and express concern for the other person's well-being. It shows politeness and consideration towards the person who wished them a good vacation.

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