M: You've been in this country for a long time now. You must have noticed quite a few differences between living in Indonesia and living in England. What's the most obvious thing that you've noticed? ,F: In what way? Culturally or educationally? ,M: Well, let's begin with families. ,F: Oh, families. Yes, there's lots of differences. ,M: What sort of differences? Family size or customs? ,F: Well, in Indonesia, they have such a variety of types of people. Some of them are nuclear families. Some of them have quite a lot of children, depending on their religion. ,M: Does it depend on where they live? ,F: Yes, but then, of course, religion is also depending on their area. ,M: So which groups tend to have the largest families? ,F: Muslims usually have. ,M: Sort of 5 or 6 or bigger than that? ,F: Well, I left Indonesia a long time ago, but from the people that I know, I think 4 children is the average. Though there can be 6.
(A) M: What made you decide to stay in Indonesia for so many years? (B) M: I am really sorry, I did not catch that. Would you slow down, please? (C) M: Why did you leave Indonesia and come to England last year? (D) M: Since we are in China now, what's the biggest different among this 3 countries?
B