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Darrell: Marina…Marina…MARINA!

Marina: Oh, sorry. I didn’t hear you. I was thinking about my homework.

Darrell: What’s it about?

Marina: Well, I need to draw a future house for my art class, but I haven’t got any

ideas. Maybe I should go to the library and look for something useful.

Darrell: Or you can try Pinterest.

Marina: Isn’t it a shopping app?

Darrell: Not really. Many people share their works on Pinterest and tell you how

they made them. I’m sure you can get some ideas there.

Marina: Sounds like you use it often.

Darrell: Yeah. Just last week I went there and found the A to Z of making

chocolate cake—from choosing good chocolate to baking the cake to making

sugar flowers on top.

Marina: Really? I’ll check it out later. Thanks a lot.

Why did Darrell tell Marina to go to Pinterest?

	(A)	To share her works and tell people how they are made.
	(B)	To find some examples for her homework.
	(C)	To shop for things that are needed for art classes.
	(D)	To meet new friends who have the same interests.

What does it mean when you learn something from A to Z?

	(A)	You can learn it at any time.
	(B)	You learn it in a baking class.
	(C)	You spend all your life learning it.
	(D)	You learn everything about it.