[originaltext]6. W: Excuse me. I’m looking for a two-room flat in this neighbo

6.
W: Excuse me. I’m looking for a two-room flat in this neighborhood.
M: Furnished or unfurnished?
W: Furnished, and preferably quiet.
M: We have one available across this street. Would you like to go and have a look?
Q: What’s probably the man’s occupation?
7.
W: Can you tell me something about yourself?
M: I like to manage people and get involved in interesting projects. I have been working for IBM for the past six years. And I also like sports.
W: Why did you apply for this job?
M: I decided to apply because I really like the vision of your company and the career growth possibilities.
Q: What’s this conversation probably about?
8.
W: Sir, I have been working hard for two years and I love the job I’m doing. I think I deserve a rise.
M: To be eligible for a rise, you have to show more initiative about work. And then,  you can get well with your fellow workers.
W: Do you mean that my work leaves much to be desired?
M: Yes, we judge an employee not on what she asks for, but on what she deserves.
Q: What can we learn about this woman?
9.
W: I don’t know what to do about the guys living above my dorm.
M: Why? What are they like?
W: They are up until wee hours of the morning, playing loud music and shouting. I have to wear earplugs in order to fall asleep.
M: Have you talked to them about that?
W: Yes, I have, but they don’t seem to care about it.
Q: What is this woman complaining about?