Dialogue:  W: Good morning, sir. Can I help you?  M: Yes. I'd like to buy a chair.  Question: What does the man want to buy?   - A book.  - A mobile phone.  - A chair.
A chair.

Dialogue:  M: Oh, Christina, is that you? How have you been?  W: I've been okay. I've just been busy with school. We really should get together and have a chat. How about joining me for dinner tonight?  M: I'd love to, but I'm leaving for Miami at 8 tonight because my brother is getting married on Saturday morning.  W: Congratulations! I hope that you have a nice time there.  M: Well, what are you doing now? Maybe we can go to the coffee shop and chat for a while.  W: I really wish I could, but I'm on my way to the tennis courts.  M: Tennis courts? I didn't know you could play tennis.  W: I'm taking tennis lessons. My roommate is on a tennis team and she's gotten me interested in the sport. Do you know how to play?  M: A little, but I haven't played for years. When I come back from my trip, I'll join you in taking lessons.  W: It's a deal. Just give me a call when you get back.  M: You got it.  Question: Where is the woman going now?   - To the tennis courts.  - To the coffee shop.  - To her school.
To the tennis courts.

Dialogue:  W: Hi, John! I'd like to invite you to dinner this evening.  M: To dinner? What for?  W: I have passed my driving test!  M: Congratulations! I'm really glad to hear that.  W: Thank you! I have been preparing for it for half a year, you know. And I've made it at last.  M: So, where shall we have our dinner?  W: How about the Friendship Hotel? I like the food and service there.  M: I agree. I'll take you there in my car.  W: Fine. Let's go at half past six.  Question: Why does the woman invite the man to dinner?   - It is her birthday.  - She has passed her driving test.  - It's the man's birthday.

She has passed her driving test.