Leo: How does the new restaurant look? Mia: 　　　

• Wow, it’s a yummy pork dish.
• Oh, I love pumpkin pies.
• The blue walls don’t look good. Why not try red?
• I’m getting hungry, too.

Beth: How do you feel about your life here? Luke: 　　　

• It tastes just like the real thing.
• I’m getting hungry.
• Very convenient.
• That sounds great!

Kate: Let’s go to the steak house. Vincent: 　　　, but I’m not hungry now.

• You are from Turkiye
• I’d like to
• Medium
• I want one

Kelly: 　　　 Steve: Me, too. Let’s go to the steak house.

• Turkiye is bigger than Taiwan.
• I don’t eat beef.
• I’m getting hungry.
• The pies here smell great!

Let’s stay away from（遠離）Mom because 　　　.

• she just did not sound happy on the phone
• there are more mouths to feed
• she will have a better appetite than we do
• she would like her steak medium

　　　 It’s more friendly to the environment and better for the earth.

• Growing lab meat doesn’t create greenhouse gas.
• People eat more meat than before.
• The team can’t tell lab meat from real meat.
• There will be more mouths to feed.

Denny: What’s the coffee shop like? Ann: 　　　

• It’s big. The sofas and tables are all pink.
• No, I don’t like it. Coffee there doesn’t taste good.
• Sure. I’d like cookies and hot chocolate.
• Well-done, please.

Tim: Let’s eat beef dishes for lunch. Joe: 　　　 I’ll go shopping and bring（帶）some beef home.

• People here like pork.
• How would you like your steak?
• Sounds like a good idea.
• How do you like the food here?

Bob: Who is the man next to our English teacher? Liz: He is Mr. Chen, our English teacher’s husband. Bob: What?! So old? 　　　

• They look more like father and daughter.
• They really look like husband and wife.
• He looks much younger than you do.
• He is good at dating（約會）young women.

People 　　　. It tastes just like real meat.

• have better appetites than before
• can’t tell lab meat from real meat
• have answers to the big question
• will have to feed more mouths