Read the dialogue between Martin and Joanna and decide if the statements are True, False, or Not stated.

Martin: Let's go to the zoo, Joanna!

Joanna: Oh, no! I don't like zoos, Martin.

Martin: Why not?

Joanna: Animals aren't free there. We shouldn't keep animals at zoos. We should let them out.

Martin: But the workers care about all the animals!

Joanna: Anyway, it is not good! And the zoos aren't interesting.

Martin: I don't think so. Come on! It'll be fun. We can see monkeys, lions, crocodiles, and peacocks!

Joanna: All right. But next time we're visiting a museum!

Choose the correct option.

Martin doesn't want to go to the zoo. [True|False|Not stated]

Joanna thinks that zoos are bad for animals. [True|False|Not stated]

Martin wins the argument. [True|False|Not stated]

Martin doesn't like museums. [True|False|Not stated]