[originaltext]M: I’m never going to shop at Sun Fashion Shop again! W: It’s no

M: I’m never going to shop at Sun Fashion Shop again!
W: It’s not one of my favorite stores either. What happened to you there?
M: They were advertising a “Clearance Sale” in front of the shop and I bought two T-shirts for $30. The problem is, the shirts shrank to children’s size after being washed only once!
W: Did the shirts have laundry instructions on them?
M: Yes, and I followed them exactly.
W: Did you try to get your money back from the store?
M: Yes, but they said they don’t guarantee their products. I’ll never shop there again!
W: That’s why it’s not my favorite store, either. There are other better quality stores that will refund your money if there is a problem with one of their products. It’s just not worth taking a chance when stores use so-called “price cutting” techniques to mislead shoppers into buying poor quality products.
M: Yeah, they are misleading with their beautiful advertising lies!
W: If enough people become aware of their poor quality and their lies in advertising, the store will not be able to stay in business because no one will shop there.
M: I hope you’re right. Stores like that should not be in business.
Questions 8 to 11 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
8. Why did the man shop at Sun Fashion Shop?
9. What do we know about the T-shirts the man bought?
10. What do we know about the store?
11. What can be inferred from the conversation?