[originaltext]W: Hello, it’s me.M: Come in, Susan. It’s good to see you again.

W: Hello, it’s me.
M: Come in, Susan. It’s good to see you again. Please sit down.
W: I’m glad you have time to see me.
M: For you, I always have time. What can I do for you?
W: Well, I have a marvelous idea. There are thousands of children in hospitals across the country. Some of them are very sick. And they are spending months in doors and in bed.
M: Oh, I know about children in hospitals.(9)My nephew was in a hospital with cancer and he is just five years old.
W: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.
M: Oh, he’s better now. Thank goodness.(9)But the poor child spent eight months in bed.
W: And he owns toys, right?
M: Yes. And he loves them. They are his friends, his world, and his life.
W: Then you are going to love my plan.(10)I want you to ask toy companies to give toys to hospitals.
M: Do you think the manual factories will want to help?
W: Yes, I think so. It’s good publicity. And of course everyone loves children.
M: I know it might work. But who is going to organize the program?
W: I am. I’ll contact all the children’s hospitals in the country.(11)And my volunteer helper will contact all the toy manual factories.
M: That’s a lot of work.
W: I have a computer. And I hope to have a very good helper, a very important, powerful, and intelligent man.
9. What does the man say about his nephew?
10. What does the woman want the man to do?
11. What can be inferred about the volunteer helper?