Question at position 6 Lengkapkan dialog di bawah. Pilih jawapan yang betul. Complete the dialogue below. Choose the correct answers. Azli : __________________ ke Malaysia Chung. Chung : __________________ Azli. Terima kasih; Selamat tengahariSelamat pagi, Sama-sama Selamat datang, Terima kasih Selamat malam, Jumpa lagiBlackTom题目解析单项选择题
A
Terima kasih; Selamat tengahari
B
Selamat pagi, Sama-sama
C
Selamat datang, Terima kasih
D
Selamat malam, Jumpa lagi

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Question at position 6 Lengkapkan dialog di bawah. Pilih jawapan yang betul. Complete the dialogue below. Choose the correct answers. Azli : ke Malaysia Chung. Chung : Azli. Terima kasih; Selamat tengahariSelamat pagi, Sama-sama Selamat datang, Terima kasih Selamat malam, Jumpa lagiBlackTom题目解析单项选择题

A

Terima kasih; Selamat tengahari

B

Selamat pagi, Sama-sama

C

Selamat datang, Terima kasih

D

Selamat malam, Jumpa lagi

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

We start by understanding the structure of the dialogue, which is a simple exchange in Malay where a greeting is exchanged and then a polite response follows.
Option 1: 'Terima kasih; Selamat tengahari' as the two blanks would produce: Azli: 'Terima kasih ke Malaysia Chung.' which is ungrammatical because 'Terima kasih' (thank you) does not fit after 'Azli :' in this context of greeting someone who is welcoming him. The second blank would give Chung: 'Selamat tengahari' (good afternoon) which is a possible greeting, but the flow still feels off since the initial line should be a greeting toward Malaysia Chung, not a thank-you.
Option 2: 'Selamat pagi, Sama-sama' would fill as Azli: 'Selamat pagi ke Malaysia Chung.' This is awkward because 'Selamat pagi ke Malaysia Chung' sounds like greeting Chung from a morning greeting but the second line 'Sama-sama' (you’re welcome) would be a response from Chung to Azli’s thanks, which doesn’t fit the sequence neatly. The pairing also mismatches typical responses in this scenario.
Option 3: 'Selamat datang, Terima kasih' would yield: Azli: 'Selamat datang ke Malaysia Chung.' followed by Chung: 'Selamat datang Azli.' This creates a natural and coherent exchange: Azli welcomes Chung to Malaysia, and Chung responds with a reciprocal welcome. The remaining text 'Terima kasih; Selamat tengahari' can be interpreted as Azli or Chung offering thanks and a midday greeting, which aligns with polite conversation.
Option 4: 'Selamat malam, Jumpa lagi' would give Azli: 'Selamat malam ke Malaysia Chung.' which is unnatural since 'Selamat malam' is used for night-time greetings or goodbyes, and 'Jumpa lagi' (see you again) would be an appropriate closing, not a first-line greeting. This disrupts the typical opening of a welcome dialogue.
In summary, Option 3 provides a grammatically correct and contextually appropriate sequence: the first blank is a welcoming phrase 'Selamat datang' and the second blank is a polite response 'Terima kasih' that can lead into the continued polite exchange. The other options create awkward or linguistically mismatched constructions for the given dialogue flow.