Помогите пожалуйста.Составьте около 10 вопросов но можно и больше 10 к тексту который ниже:
Hob : I was out to tea a day or two ago and the hostess asked me if I wanted another piece of cake and of course I did, so I said "Thank you", but she didn`t seem to know whether I wanted it or not. I don`t want to run any risk of missing cake again, so what mst I say?
Mr.Priestley : "Thank you" in English many mean "Yes," but you had better say "Yes,please," then there can be no doubt. "No,thank you."
Olaf : I never quite now what to say when someone thanks me.For instance , yesterday I saw an old lady wanting to cross the road but afraid to start becase of the traffic. So I took her arm and helped her across the road . Then she said," Thank you very much. It was most kind of you to help me.Thank you." Do you now, I had no idea what to say.
Frieda : We say"bitte".
Lucille : A Frenchman says ' de rien" or "pas de quoi." But what does an Englishman say?
Mr.Priestley : That`s difficult to answer. An Englishman in such a case looks rather confused and murmurs something like, "Not at all," " That`s all right " or "It` s a pleasure ." And then quickly passes on to something else.
Jan : Well, Mr.Priestley , this has been a very good lesson . You have helped me a very great deal. Thank you very much.
Mr.Priestley(rather confused) : Oh-er-that`s all right - it`s a pleasure...(passing on quickly to something else ). Now here are some exercises for you all.

1. What should a person say if he wants a cake?2. What does "Thank you" mean in English?3. Is it better to say "Yes" or "Yes,please"?4. What should be said when someone thanks you?5.  What reply would be a polite one to a phrase " Thank you very much. It was most kind of you to help me.Thank you." ?6. A Frenchman says ' de rien" or "pas de quoi." doesn't he?7. When does an Englishman look rather confused?8. Why does an Englishman quickly pass on to something else?9. Whose lesson has been very good?10. Has Mr.Priestley helped Jan?