a) she is his co-worker

b) she is his sister

c) she is his classmate

d) she is his test-taker

a) return to the park

b) go next door

c) do some shopping

d) run with the dog

a) supervisors

b) teammates

c) players

d) co-workers

a) cancel her dinner

b) come back tomorrow

c) buy a new dress

d) buy a new pair of shoes

a) hosting a dinner

b) making pies

c) visiting her brother

d) reducing their appetites

a) is not very selective

b) is a vegetarian

c) is very patient

d) has very specific needs

a) She drives an expensive car.

b) Her guest list includes people who desire privacy.

c) She prefers to keep her identity hidden.

d) She runs a top-secret agency

a) The restaurant serves only vegetarian meals.

b) It increases the choices on the menu.

c) She is interested in gardening.

d) It is close to the hidden entrance.

a) Call the man when she makes her choice

b) Stay to dine at the restaurant

c) Host her dinner at the restaurant

d) Ask more questions about the hidden entrance

a) He’s a fan of classical music

b) His test-takers are classical musicians

c) To cite examples of respected supporters of digital recording

d) They are experts in the recording industry

a) He is selling CDs.

b) To illustrate how music is purchased now.

c) He is an audiophile.

d) He helped create CD technology.

a) better musicians recording digitally y

b) audiophiles recommendations

c) larger capacity for sampling

d) changes in wave technolog

a) CDs are read optically.

b) CDs are more popular with audiophiles.

c) CDs are used more for classical music.

d) CDs use wave technology.

a) Digital recording has completely replaced analog recording.

b) Record albums are no longer available for purchase.

c) Audiophiles vastly prefer compact discs.

d) The recording process is a combination of digital and analog.