[originaltext]M: Clifton Police Office. Can I help you?W: Yes. It’s about my d

M: Clifton Police Office. Can I help you?
W: Yes. It’s about my daughter, Mary. She went to school this morning but she hasn’t arrived yet. It’s 11 o’clock.
M: Just a moment, Mrs....?
W: Mrs. Joe Smith, 43 Bath Road.
M: Thank you. Now Mrs. Smith, what exactly is the matter?
W: (8) Well, Mary left home this morning at about 9:00, and then her teacher telephoned me about an hour ago and asked if Mary was ill. I said no, and then she said she didn’t see Mary this morning.
M: I see. Now, let’s have a few details. How old is Mary?
W: She is seven.
M: And what does she look like?
W: Well, (9) she is slim and has long dark hair tied in a pony tail with a ribbon in it.
M: Yes, slim, long dark hair tied in a ponytail with a ribbon in it. And what color is the ribbon?
W: It’s pink.
M: Pink, OK. What does she wear?
W: (10) She is wearing a white short-sleeved blouse and a pink and white striped skirt, long stockings and black shoes.
M: Just a minute, let me write them down. A white short-sleeved blouse and a pink and white striped skirt, with long stockings and black shoes. Is that right?
W: Yes, exactly.
M: All right, Mrs. Smith, we will help you find your daughter. (11) We’ll give you a call as soon as we get the information about your daughter.
W: Thank you very much.
　　8. What can be inferred about Mary from the conversation?
　　9. What does Mary look like?
　　10. What kind of skirt does Mary wear?
　　11. What will happen after the conversation?