Read the dialogue and complete the sentences
Liz: Would you like to complete a quiz, Tom?
Tom: OK, I like quizzes! What's the first question?
Liz: How many toes¹ does a person have?
Tom: Oh, that's easy. A person has two feet. And there are five toes on each foot. So, the answer is 10 toes.
Liz: Well done, Tom! Let's go to the next one. How many teeth does a person have?
Tom: Erm… Are there any variants?
Liz: Yes, there are three options: 31, 32 or 33 teeth.
Tom: Hmm… I think the answer is 32.
Liz: Yes! Well done! How many mice can you see in a dark room if they have 12 paws²?
Tom: OK, so each mouse has four paws. So, I can see three mice!
Liz: That's wrong because… you can't see anything in a dark room!
Tom: Hey, that's a tricky question!
Liz: Yeah, it is. Be attentive with the last one too. What colour of fur³ can a goose have?
Tom: Hmm… I know that some geese can be white and some can be black. Am I right?
Liz: No, geese and other birds don't have fur!
Tom: Oh… I wasn't attentive again.
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- person
- teeth
- foot
- feet
- mouse
- mice
- goose
- geese
- tooth
- Every [ ] has thirty-two [ ] and five toes on each [ ].
- There are ten toes on two [ ].
- Every [ ] has four paws, so three [ ] have twelve paws.
- A [ ] can be different colours.
- Do [ ] have fur? — No, birds don't have fur.