[originaltext]W: Excuse me, sir[22]but I have to ask you to put out your cigare

W: Excuse me, sir[22]but I have to ask you to put out your cigarette. This is a non-smoking flight.
M: Okay, sure! But in that case I’ll have to ask you to move me to a seat in the non-drinking section of the plane.
W: The non-drinking section? Sorry, sir, but we don’t have any non-drinking section.
M: Oh? Well, that isn’t very logical, is it? You expect me to deprive myself of the simple pleasure of a cigarette, but at the same time you force me to sit with a bunch of drunks! It is ridiculous.
W: But sir, the smoke from your cigarette might bother other passengers. Besides, it’s bad for everyone’s health. As far as I am concerned, you must know that point clearly.
M: I see. You think drinking alcohol is good for people’s health?
W: Well, I didn’t mean that, but...
M: Do you know how many deaths, how much disease and how much human misery are caused by the abuse of alcohol?
W: But...
M: How many times have you heard about a person going out for a few cigarettes, then going home, losing control and beating his wife and children, hm? How many fatal auto accidents do you think are caused by someone driving after smoking a cigarette or two?
W: But sir, it’s not me who makes the airline policies. I just enforce them. And I do have to ask you to put out your cigarette. Thank you for your cooperation.
M: Okay, fine. I’m done with it anyway.
22. What does the woman ask the man to do?
23. What is the probable relationship between the woman and the man?
24. Which of the following statements is true according to the conversation?
25. What did the man do at last?