[originaltext]W: Hey, Sam, I wonder how you got on with Sarah last night. I hea

W: Hey, Sam, I wonder how you got on with Sarah last night. I heard that you two went to a new art gallery. So how did it go? Did you have fun together?
M: Well, I’m a little bit worried about it.
W: Why? Was it a disaster?
M: Oh, no. Erm, not a disaster... just...
W: Go on... give me some more details... Let me see whether I can help.
M: Well, it was at this new art gallery...
W: Yeah?
M: "Black Box" it was called.
W: Hmmm... Sounds more like a nightclub, with heavy-metal music, you know.
M: There were quite a lot of people there, and everyone was really fashionable. Everyone was wearing black! I felt really scruffy.
W: Scruffy?
M: Yeah, scruffy--badly dressed. That made me a bit uncomfortable.
W: So what was the art like?
M: Art? I didn’t think it was art. There were some TVs showing some pictures of a man walking around an empty room...
W: Great.
M: Then there were some big photographs on the walls...
W: Okay, I like photography.
M: Yeah, me too, but the thing is, they were all blurred, out of focus... you couldn’t see what they were photographs of... So, I was trying to be interested, you know, to impress Sarah really... but I really found it hard to relate to them, and I sometimes didn’t know what I should say about these photographs.
W: Of course. What was Sarah doing?
M: Well, Sarah was talking to another man, so I went up to them. Sarah introduced me, and then he said "What do you think?" and I said, "Well, I think the photographs are all out of focus"...
W: Fair enough...
M: But then the man, he got really angry, and just walked off...
W: Oh... What happened next?
M: And Sarah looked really embarrassed...
W: Why?
M: It turned out, well, this man, he was the artist...
W: Oh no... You’re kidding me.
M: And they weren’t even photographs. They were paintings, supposed to look like photographs. Sarah explained it all to me, but I didn’t understand anything. I felt so stupid and Sarah was so embarrassed.
W: Then are you going to see her again?
M: Well, I don’t know... Of course I’d like to... I hope so.
W: Ask her out again--but this time, take her somewhere you want to go.
M: Where? Any suggestions?
W: How about taking her to a football match? I’ve got tickets for this weekend. You can have them.
M: But I don’t like football.
W: Come on! It’s a great British experience. Look, I know Sarah. She’s obsessed with everything related to the British culture. She’ll definitely love it!
M: Well, ok then... I’ll ask her.
This is the end of Conversation One.
Questions 1-5 are based on Conversation One.
1. What do we learn about Sarah from the conversation?
2. What does the woman think of the name of the art gallery?
3. How did the man feel when he was at the art gallery?
4. Why did Sarah feel embarrassed according to the man?
5. What will the man probably do next?