Listen to the dialogue and choose the correct options

James: Hi Helen! What are you doing?

Helen: Oh, hi James! Nothing special, I'm just trying to find some ideas for the upcoming Friday evening. I've decided to look up some tips on the web.

James: You're going to forget about work and unwind? That's great! Have you found anything interesting yet?

Helen: Not really. I came across one interesting article on the web. It says lots of people go to concerts to relax. I'd like to listen to classical music, but unfortunately there are only pop concerts this Friday. I don't like crowded places and I really hate catchy songs.

James: Oh, I didn't know that about you! Do you listen only to classical music?

Helen: Yes, it's the only type of music that I like. And preferably alone at home. Do you think I'm becoming too anti-social?

James: Well… I have to admit that sometimes you may seem a little bit introverted. However, I don't think it's bad.

Helen: Thank you, James. What about you? Do you like pop music?

James: Actually, I love it. To my mind, catchy songs are so much fun! And I like going to pop concerts. It's such a great feeling when you are surrounded by a crowd singing along.

Helen: You look so delighted when you talk about it! Maybe one day I'll give it a try.

James: I hope you will! Okay, so you tried to find a concert. What was next?

Helen: Then I considered going to an art exhibition or to a historical museum and found some options. But I'm not sure about it.

James: Hmm… So you couldn't find anything, right?

Helen: Unfortunately. Maybe I'll look for more tips on the Internet.

James: Hey, I have an idea! My brother and I are going to a local stand-up club this Friday. You should go with us! There will be some people from our class — you know all of them. And the comedians should be really cool! Their jokes are usually unpredictable and funny.

Helen: Wow, thank you James! I'd love to come with you!

James: I'm glad we are going to spend Friday evening together.

Helen: By the way, how much is the ticket?

James: Actually, my brother has an extra ticket, so there is no need for you to pay. This Friday is going to be great!

Helen: That's incredible, thank you! I'm really looking forward to it.

1. Helen wants to
   [talk with James|do nothing|go out] on Friday.
2. James is
   [happy for Helen|disappointed|introverted].
3. Helen's first idea was to go to
   [an exhibition|a pop concert|a historical museum].
4. Helen
   [doesn't mind|hates|loves] catchy songs.
5. James
   [doesn't mind|loves|hates] going to pop concerts and being surrounded by a crowd.
6. Helen
   [likes|is not sure about|is asking for a piece of advice about] going to an exhibition or museum.
7. James
   [asks Helen about|wants to sell a ticket to|invites Helen to] a local stand-up club.
8. There will be
   [some people|no people|only one person] familiar to Helen.
9. James thinks the comedians are
   [ordinary|great|introverted].
10. James says that Helen
    [needs to|doesn't need to] pay for the ticket.