M: Ok, Carrie, can you drive? ,F: Yes, I can. ,M: Do you have a drivers license? ,F: Of course. ,M: So, how long have you had your drivers license? ,F: I think I got it when I was 17, actually. Just before I went to college. ,M: Ok, how do you get a drivers license in your country? ,F: Well, I think it's changed, since I was a teenager. At that time you had to get a learners permit first and then you could start driving with your parents. You also had to go to drivers school, then you had to pass a driving test, and I think a written test as well. ,M: Ok, did you get a perfect score on your driving test? ,F: I can't remember my exact score, but I remember it was pretty good. ,M: Do all the members of your family drive? ,F: Yeah, 4 of us share our 2 different vehicles. I'm buying my own next week though.
(A) M: All the 6 family members did well in the test? No wonder you were also good. (B) M: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (C) M: I assume one car is for your parents, and other for the rest two in your family. (D) M: Since you already have three cars at home, there's no need to buy a fourth one.
C