位置1的问题 ABCDE

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位置1的问题 ABCDE

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Question context: This is a dialogue exercise with a Indonesian language exchange. The prompt shows a pair of lines where one person thanks another, followed by a blank to fill, and the second line to be completed. The options present different short phrases in Indonesian that could logically fit in the blanks.

Option A: 'Selamat pagi. Sama-sama' – This pair translates to 'Good morning. You’re welcome.' The first part 'Selamat pagi' is a greeting for the morning, which is not a response to gratitude. Since the preceding sentence is a thanks for helping, starting with a greeting here would be mismatched and disrupt the flow of a polite exchange. Therefore this option is not coherent with the gratitude context.

Option B: 'Selamat tengah hari. Terima kasih.' – This yields 'Good afternoon. Thank you.' The phrase 'Terima kasih' is a direct thanks, which would be odd because the line before already contains thanks, and you typically respond with acknowledgment or a reciprocal thanks, not another 'thank you' to the person who expressed thanks. The temporal greeting 'Selamat tengah hari' also feels out of place as a response to a thanks.

Option C: 'Terima kasih. Jumpa lagi.' – This translates to 'Thank you. See you again.' Here, the speaker repeats thanks and then offers a farewell, which is a plausible continuation if the prior line also contained thanks. However, after someone says 'Terima kasih' in response to help, the common courteous finish would be a farewell such as 'Jumpa lagi' if the meeting is ending, but the structure 'Terima kasih. Jumpa lagi' might feel slightly abrupt since the initial line already contains gratitude and the conversation might either continue or end with 'Jumpa lagi.' depending on context.

Option D: 'Selamat tinggal. Sama-sama.' – This means 'Goodbye. You’re welcome.' This pair provides a natural closure: one person expresses gratitude, the other replies with a reciprocal or polite acknowledgment and a farewell. 'Selamat tinggal' is a farewell suitable when leaving, and 'Sama-sama' is a standard response meaning 'you’re welcome' or 'my pleasure,' aligning well with the etiquette of returning thanks.

Option E: 'Jumpa lagi. Sama-sama.' – This translates to 'See you again. You’re welcome.' This also provides a polite ending, with a future meeting suggestion. While acceptable, it may place emphasis on future contact rather than the immediate departure after gratitude, making it slightly less direct than option D in fitting the exact sequence of thanking followed by a farewell.

In the flow of a simple courtesy exchange where Michael says 'Terima kasih...' and Tommy responds, the most natural pairing among these choices is option D, which provides both a farewell and an appropriate polite response to thanks. Options A and B disrupt the sequence with mismatched greetings, option C offers thanks again rather than an appropriate response to the gratitude and a closing, and option E, while courteous, emphasizes reunion rather than a direct 'you’re welcome' alongside a departure.

Summary: The correct-sounding continuation that cleanly wraps up the interaction is 'Selamat tinggal. Sama-sama.' because it combines a proper goodbye with a polite acknowledgment to the thanks given.

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