Read the dialogue and choose the correct options

Tom: When does the film start?

Liz: It starts at a quarter past twelve.

Tom: What does that mean?

Liz: That means that the film starts at twelve fifteen.

Tom: OK, I got it. What time is it now, mum?

Mother: Sorry, honey. I don't know. I don't have my watch with me.

Tom: Dad, what is the time?

Father: I don't know either, son.

Tom: Liz, have you got the time?

Liz: Yes, it's ten to twelve.

Tom: Sorry, I don't understand.

Liz: It's eleven fifty now, Tom. We still have some time before the film.

Tom: OK, thanks, sister! Dad, can we buy some popcorn then?

Mark the sentences astrueorfalse.

1. Tom is at school.
   [True|False].
2. Tom is going to watch a film with his friends.
   [True|False].
3. Nobody in Tom's family knows what time the film starts.
   [True|False].
4. Only Liz knows what time it is now.
   [True|False].
5. They have half an hour before the film starts.
   [True|False].
6. Tom wants to buy something to drink before the film.
   [True|False].