Question at position 9 ABCDE

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Question at position 9 ABCDE

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The task presents a two-line dialogue with two speakers, Michael and Tommy, and asks you to choose the correct continuation for each line from the given options.

Option A: "Selamat pagi. Sama-sama." If we insert this as the blank after Michael’s line, Michael would end with "Selamat pagi.", which is a greeting that doesn’t logically follow from thanking someone for help. Then Tommy would read the second part as "Sama-sama., Selamat jalan." which is awkward punctuation and a mismatched sequence; the phrase "Sama-sama" is a response to thanks, not a lead-in to a farewell with comma. Overall this option disrupts the natural flow of thanks followed by a closing.

Option B: "Selamat tengah hari. Terima kasih." Placing this after Michael’s thanks would give Michael a second line that restates thanks or adds a greeting at a time of day, which is odd in this context. Tommy’s line would start with "Terima kasih., Selamat jalan." which is repetitive and clunky. The pairing does not form a natural two-person exchange.

Option C: "Terima kasih. Jumpa lagi." Here, Michael ends with a direct reiteration of thanks, which is a plausible and natural follow-up after he already expressed gratitude. Then Tommy’s line would begin with a phrase that, when combined with the given ending "Selamat jalan" in the prompt, yields a coherent farewell sequence like "Jumpa lagi, Selamat jalan." This creates a sensible conversational flow: thanks, then a friendly sign-off that leads into a parting wish.

Option D: "Selamat tinggal. Sama-sama." If used, Michael’s second line would begin with a farewell rather than a thank you, which clashes with the established act of thanking him. Tommy’s response would start with "Sama-sama., Selamat jalan." which is again awkward and does not maintain a natural exchange pattern.

Option E: "Jumpa lagi. Sama-sama." This would give Michael a closing line that says "Jumpa lagi" (see you again) after thanking, which is plausible, but Tommy’s line would then begin with a phrase like "Sama-sama., Selamat jalan." that doesn’t smoothly connect to a farewell cue. The intended flow of two-person exchange is less clean here.

Overall, option C best preserves a natural, coherent exchange: Michael reinforces thanks with a brief, appropriate second line, and the subsequent continuation (as implied by the setup) leads smoothly into a farewell-oriented closing common in everyday Indonesian/Malay dialogue.

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