8 - 9 Landlady's cousin + Jobs for the boys

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8: The Landlady's Cousin (Part One)

1. Always read the instructions first.

1 point

Annie

Bridget

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2. Never read the instructions first.

1 point

Nick

Hector

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3. First open box A and take out shelf number 1.

1 point

Hector

Annie

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4. Put shelf 1 against the wall.

1 point

Nick

Annie

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5. Put pole B on the left and pole A on the right.

1 point

Hector

Annie

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1. What did Bridget find out in Darling! magazine?

1 point

Hector is from Argentina.

Hector's father is a diplomat.

Hector is rich.

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2. Which of these things did Nick 'borrow'?

3 points

coffee

sparkling water

milk

3. Who answers the phone when Eunice rings?

1 point

Annie

Bridget

Nick

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4. What does Nick do with the first part of the instructions?

1 point

He throws it away.

He eats it.

He reads it.

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5. Bridget asks: Have you put up shelves before, Hector? What is Hector's answer?

1 point

never

many times

lots of times

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8: Part Two

Pic 1: Bridget vs. Eunice

1 point

Eunice is inviting Bridget to go to the cinema with her.

Eunice is telling Bridget to stay away from Nick.

Eunice is telling Bridget how to put up shelves.

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Pic 2: Sleeping Nick

1 point

Nick is exhausted because of Eunice.

He's getting ready for another night out with Eunice.

Nick has a black eye after a fight with Eunice.

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Pic 3: Hector + Eunice

1 point

Hector is inviting Eunice to go to the cinema.

Hector is making an excuse for Nick.

Eunice and Hector are going dancing.

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4. Check what Hector tells Eunice.

3 points

Nick's hedgehog has gone to the moon.

Nick's hedgehog is not well.

Nick's hedgehog is sad.

He stood on the hedgehog without shoes.

8: Part Three

1. She made me

1 point

some spaghetti

go dancing

marry her

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2. She dances like

1 point

a rhinoceros

an angel

a hedgehog

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3. Annie! The shelves!

1 point

You started them!

You finished them!

You broke them!

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4. Annie, I will buy you a million

1 point

sheep

biscuits

shelves

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9: Jobs for the boys (Part One)

1. Which of these things did Bridget do today?

2 points

She trained with the England football team.

She went to the hairdresser.

She had lunch with Kylie Minogue's agent.

2. What is Channel 9 looking for?

1 point

An English person who knows Latin America.

A Latin American who speaks English.

A good-looking Latin American.

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3. Why does Bridget want Hector to audition?

1 point

Because she wants to help Hector.

Because Eunice works at Channel 9.

Because she wants to impress her boss.

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4. Why is Hector worried?

1 point

Because he doesn't want to work as a reporter.

Because he doesn't think he can do it.

Because Nick thinks he has no talent.

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9: Part Two

1. How is Hector's TV audition?

1 point

Good

Bad

Doesn't care

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2. What is Nick's reaction to Bridget's criticism?

1 point

Good

Bad

Doesn't care

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3. How does Bridget feel about her new editor?

1 point

Good

Bad

Doesn't care

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4. What is Eunice's impression of Hector?

1 point

Good

Bad

Doesn't care

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5. How does Nick feel about the Shakespeare job?

1 point

Good

Bad

Doesn't care

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9: Part Three

Pic 1: Annie + Hector

1 point

Don't worry, Hector. I'm sure you would have been a very good reporter.

Well done, Hector! I'm sure you'll be a very good reporter.

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Pic 2: Eunice + Hector

1 point

You haven't got the job! Isn't that terrible?

You've got the job! Isn't it wonderful?

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Pic 3: Annie + Hector

1 point

It's time to tell Hector I want to marry him.

It's time to say goodbye to Hector.

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