M: What are you reading, Jenny? ,F: The advice page in the newspaper. It's called "Ask Alice". ,M: Why do you even read that stuff. ,F: I don't know. It's amusing. People have the strangest problems. ,M: Like what? ,F: This woman, for example, she's pregnant and she found out she was having a girl. She told her sister she wanted to name the baby Lola. ,M: So what? ,F: So, get this. Before she has the baby, her sister gets a new cat. And guess what she names the cat. ,M: She stole the name? ,F: Yes. ,M: What does Alice say she should do? ,F: She says to talk to her sister about it and she still name her baby what she planned to name her. Isn't that funny, though? People are so crazy. ,M: Oh, I see why you read this. You do it to feel better about yourself. ,F: Not really. I just want to read something light and amusing.
(A) M: I am afraid I did not quite catch what you were saying. Please repeat it. (B) M: Okay, so you read the advice page to get good advice. (C) M: Okay, so you read the advice page to be entertained. (D) M: Okay, so you read the sports page to be entertained.
C