Jane lives in London and she loves fashionable clothes. She is in Beijing now to buy Chinese clothes.
A saleswoman is trying to help her for that. (S=Saleswoman  J=Jane)
S: This is a Qing Dynasty style dress. It is made of silk and it has the Chinese word for happiness on the 
    back. Have a try in the fitting room. I'm daydaytest Placeholder!
J:  Look. The dress is a bit tight. I feel difficult to walk.
S: Oh, yes, you do. But you can try a jacket and trousers.
J: You mean that red silk jacket with flowers. Are the flowers called peonies?
S: Yes, the flower means good luck. This is Tang Dynasty style with big sleeves. You can put your hands
    in the sleeves to keep warm. You'd better have this shirt with short sleeves, this long skirt and silk
    shoes with a picture of phoenix on to go with this jacket.
J: That's very interesting. I'll take them.
1. Jane is in Beijing to buy                 clothes because they are fashionable.  
A. Japanese    
B. British    
C. Chinese    
D. American
2. The Qing Dynasty style dress is made of                 .
A. cotton    
B. silk    
C. leather    
D. cloth
3. The Chinese word                 is on the back of the Qipao dress.
A. Feeling Nice    
B. Happiness  
C. Health    
D. Getting Rich
4. Jane does not take the dress because it is                  .
A. expensive      
B. cheap      
C. too big    
D. a bit tight
5. After some fitting, Jane gets                  happily.
A. a suit of clothes  
B. a long skirt    
C. a jacket    
D. a pair of shoes