Question at position 4 ABCDE

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Question at position 4 ABCDE

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To analyze this item, I’ll break down each option in relation to the dialogue clues and typical conversational flow in Malay/Indonesian greeting exchanges.
Option A: 'Selamat pagi. Sama-sama' translates to 'Good morning. You’re welcome.' This pair mixes a time-specific greeting with a standard response to thanks. However, in the given dialogue, the lines are about responding to thanks and then a farewell by Tommy, not about a morning greeting. So this combination doesn’t fit the sequence of events.
Option B: 'Selamat tengah hari. Terima kasih.' means 'Good noon. Thank you.' Here we again see a time-based greeting plus a direct expression of thanks, which disrupts the expected turn-taking and the exchange that follows, making it an unlikely fit for the blank in this context.
Option C: 'Terima kasih. Jumpa lagi.' means 'Thank you. See you again.' This option starts with thanks, which would be odd right after Michael has already said thank you and the next line should be a response (a form of 'you’re welcome'), not another thank-you. It also doesn’t address the subsequent farewell wording present in the prompt.
Option D: 'Selamat tinggal. Sama-sama.' translates to 'Goodbye. You’re welcome.' This presents a coherent pair: the first part could serve as the closing remark from Tommy (or as a natural concluding line in response to being thanked), and the second part functions as a standard response to thanks, aligning with the flow that follows into the stated 'Selamat jalan.' farewell from Tommy.
Option E: 'Jumpa lagi. Sama-sama.' means 'See you again. You’re welcome.' While this includes a friendly closing sentiment, it places the 'See you again' as a direct remark rather than a farewell, which doesn’t neatly fit the exact sequence of the dialogue where a farewell phrase 'Selamat jalan' is already present.
Putting it together, the most plausible pairing given the dialogue structure and the common social responses is D: 'Selamat tinggal. Sama-sama.' because it accommodates the natural response to thanks ('Sama-sama') and aligns with a closing/parting situation that matches the following 'Selamat jalan' in the dialogue. The other options either disrupt the turn order or introduce mismatched phrases for the given scene.
Thus, option D best fits the intended conversational flow, while the other choices introduce mismatches in sequence or meaning that do not align with the dialogue cues.

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