1. Do you plan to see the movie Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?

　　A: "I'll probably wait for it to come out on DVD. If I see it, I'll wait until the hype dies down."

　　B: "Yes I will because it's very popular. I want to see what all the hype is about."

　　C: "I don't think so because I read a few pages of the book and found them really boring."

　　2. Are you planning to get a flu shot (注射)this season? It's free.

　　A: "No. It's not a main concern I have."

　　B: "I've already had one. It was highly recommended in the press, so I asked my doctor for one."

　　C: "No. I don't really get the flu, so I don't need to be proactive."

　　Exercise: Based on what you've just learned about the way that a native English speaker would handle a question, try to express your opinions briefly and clearly by answering the following questions.

　　1.Clothes make the man-and sometimes the movie! More than 32,000 costumes(n.服装) were required for Quo Vadis, a 1951 film set(v.以……为背景) in ancient Rome. Elizabeth Taylor changed clothes more than 65 times for Cleopatra. A sable(a.紫貂皮制的)coat worn in Madame X boasts(v.以成为……而自豪) the biggest price tag(n.标签)for a movie costume: ,000.

　　What is your favorite article of clothing? Why?

　　2.Some sports take a greater toll(n.遭受的伤害) on a person's health than others. Boxing, football and race car driving present(v.具有……特性) obvious dangers.

　　What sport do you believe poses the greatest threat to the well-being of its participants? Why do people still participate in that sport?