[originaltext]M: Hello, Heather! I’m looking for you!W: What can I do for you,

M: Hello, Heather! I’m looking for you!
W: What can I do for you, Jeremy?
M: Well, I have a party this weekend, so I want to know if you would like to come.
W: Wow, Jeremy, I’m so excited to be there! I’m sure it’s going to be a lot of fun.
M: That’s great. I’m really excited too. But I hope a lot of people don’t crash (不请自来) the party. My house is only big enough for the people I invited
W: That’s really rude! But Jeremy, can I ask you a few questions about the party? You see, I’ve never been to a party before.
M: What? You’ve never been to a party before? What do you mean you’ve never been to a party? How is that possible?
W: You know, well, I usually spend my weekends studying. So what time do you think the party will start? 6 p. m.? 7 p. m.?
M: Are you kidding? Parties don’t start until late, like 10 p. m.
W: 10 p. m.? But it is the latest time for me to go back home.
M: Are you kidding? We are not in primary school, right?
W: Yeah, but, you know, it’s my parents’ rule.
M: Just make up an excuse. Tell your parents you’re sleeping at a friend’s house.
W: Maybe it’s only what I can do. Otherwise I’m supposed to be home just when the party is starting.
M: Don’t worry. It’s normal!
W: Well, Jeremy, what do you think I should wear? Should I wear something formal or casual (非正式的，随便的)？
M: Uh, Heather. We’re in high school. I don’t think anybody even has any formal clothes in their wardrobe.
W: OK, so you think I should dress down? Should I wear jeans and a T-shirt?
M: Yeah, definitely wear something casual. It’s not going to be a very fancy (昂贵的，豪华的) party, so there’s no reason to dress up.
W: Alright, Jeremy, I think I’m ready. I promise you that I’m going to be the life of the party. I’ll be there at 10 p.m.
M: Actually, there is one more thing I have to teach you. You have to be fashionably late.
W: What? You mean I should be late to the party?
M: That’s right. You have to make people think you are so cool, and have so many other exciting things to do that you couldn’t be there on time.
W: But why? I don’t understand!
M: Oh, God! What can I say! You can consider it to be one kind of party convention for girls. Yes, it’s a convention.
W: So can I understand in this way: The later I come, the more people think I am really cool?
M: Yeah, that’s it! And if you really want to look cool, don’t go to the party at all!
1. When will the party most probably be held?
2. Which of the following is true about the man?
3. Why has the woman never been to parties before?
4. What does the man tell the woman to do with her parents?
5. How to be cool at a party according to the man?