Answer: D
Analysis:
3. Níhǎo, qǐngwèn xūyào shénme?
3. 你好, 请问需要什么?
3. Hello, what can I do for you?
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2. Wǒ yào yífèn hàn bǎo hé yì bēi kělè.
2. 我要一份汉堡和一杯可乐.
2. I want a hamburger and a glass of coke.
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4. Zài zhé’r chī, hái shì dǎbāo dài zǒu?
4. 在这儿吃, 还是打包带走?
4. For here or to go?
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1. Zài zhèlǐ chī.
1. 在这里吃.
1. For here, please.
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This quiz is a short paragraph in a disordered sequence. After reading these four sentences, we can get a general idea that the conversation is about a scenario in which a person wants to order a meal in a restaurant. It’s a “Q & A” dialogue.
First, we can be sure that sentence three should be put before sentence two, as they are a greeting and a question, then a corresponding answer. Then, we can try to locate the subject of this paragraph about ordering a meal. Of all the sentences, only sentence four and sentence one have a clear subject, “For here or to go?” After comparing these two sentences, we know that we should put sentence one as the second in the sequence, for it is a declarative sentence. Therefore, sentence one should be placed after sentence four.
Finally, we can put the right order correctly at 3-2-4-1.
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