Boys vs girls: ordering dessert in English | English from movies

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   Hana I don't want dessert. Just one bite of yours, maybe six.
2. 0:04
   Theo So six bites of my only cake?
3. 0:09
   Tutor Friendly advice.
4. 0:14
   A Pineapple and the Bosom of Male Friendship Be sure to save room for dessert.
5. 0:18
   Tutor Playful and hopeful.
6. 0:23
   The Other End of the Line Come on. Just one bite.
7. 0:28
   Tutor Warm and fair.
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   Bells Are Ringing Well, let's share it then.
9. 0:37
   Theo Let's share it. Here's your spoon.
10. 0:42
    Hana Really? You're sharing your only cake?
11. 0:47
    Theo It's not my only cake. It's my third.

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1. Question 1

   Your friend is eating a lot of bread before dinner, and you made a cake. What do you say?

   A Let's share it then. B Be sure to save room for dessert. C I'm too full for dessert.
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2. Question 2

   In "save room for dessert," what does room mean?

   A A part of a house B Space in your stomach C Time after dinner
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3. Question 3

   What is the tone of "Just one bite"?

   A Playful and hopeful B Angry and demanding C Formal and distant
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4. Question 4

   Your friend says, "I want dessert, but I'm full." Which reply offers half of one dessert?

   A Want a bite? B Could we see the dessert menu? C Let's share it then.
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5. Question 5

   You want to tell your host that you can't eat dessert. Which line is polite?

   A I'm too full for dessert, but thank you. B Just one bite. C Can we get two spoons, please?
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