[originaltext]M: Hello, good afternoon!W: Good afternoon, sir! How may I assis

M: Hello, good afternoon!
W: Good afternoon, sir! How may I assist you?
M: Yes, this is my first trip here. I don’t want to miss the best moment here. But I have no idea where to go. Can you recommend?
W: Of course, sir. You may go to Tanah Lot Temple. It’s one of the major temples here. Visitors love it. It is set on the rock and circled by the sea water.
M: OK, tell me about it.
W: Certainly, sir. It is on the southwest coast of Bali. According to the record, it was built in the 16th century. Before this temple was built, the designer felt the vibration of holiness and spiritual protection. There is a sacred spring there when the sea water recedes. You can also meet the holy snakes there.
M: The holy snakes? I’m afraid of snakes!
W: The snakes are believed to be the guardians of the temple. You are safe. The snakes never attack people unless they are disturbed. The view there is very amazing.
M: Well, can you arrange a tour guide for me?
W: Sure. When will you go there?
M: Tomorrow, at 9 o’clock.
W: Alright, sir. So I will arrange a trip including a tour guide for you for tomorrow.
M: How much is it?
W: It is $20 per person including a buffet dinner and you can enjoy the delicious local food at your dinner, which is quite exotic.
M: Would you tell me more about the food?
W: Well, you must try Lawar, which is a crunch-tender mix of vegetables, grated coconut meat and minced meat mixed with various heady herbs and spices. Babiguling or the suckling pig is another famous dish. A lot of Westerners love it.
M: I will put that in my notebook later. Thank you.
W: My pleasure.
Questions 1 to 4 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
1. Where does this conversation probably take place?
2. When will visitors see the sacred spring at Tanah Lot Temple?
3. What can we learn about the holy snakes?
4. How many local dishes does the woman recommend to the man?