Jack: 30 Do you know what happened to us?
答案：(C) That's nothing
Jack聽完John忘記帶開罐器的糗事後，用 That's nothing（那沒什麼）帶出「我還有更誇張的經歷」，呼應接下來要講的羊闖進帳篷偷吃食物的故事；That's great／You deserve it／That's terrible 都不符合這種先輕描淡寫、再鋪陳更精彩故事的語氣。
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John 剛講完自己的糗事，你會直覺覺得 Jack 應該表示同情，於是挑了 That’s terrible。但 Jack 接下來要做的不是安慰，是比慘。
這一格的證據全在後面。John 說 I remember when we went camping last summer. We forgot to take a can-opener along!（我記得去年夏天我們去露營，忘了帶開罐器！）空格是 Jack 的回應，而他緊接著說 Do you know what happened to us? A goat came in our tent at night and ate most of our food!（你知道我們發生什麼事嗎？一隻羊晚上跑進帳篷，把我們大部分的食物都吃了！）——他要講的是一件更誇張的事。用來引出「我的更慘」的說法就是 That’s nothing.（那算什麼。）這也是對話題的通用解法：先看下一句要做什麼，再回頭決定這一句。
That’s terrible（那太糟了）：是同情對方，接不上「我還有更誇張的」。That’s great（那很棒）：忘了帶開罐器不是好事，語意不通。You deserve it（你活該）：責備對方，語氣完全不對，兩人是在互相分享糗事。
That’s nothing.（那算什麼）、take sth along（隨身帶著）、a can-opener（開罐器）、What happened to sb?（某人發生了什麼事）、come in（進來）、eat up（吃光）。
John: What was the weather like while you were camping? Jack: 26 It rained for a few days towards the end of our holiday, but mostly it was fine. We weren't able to visit the Rainbow Waterfalls as we planned, but…
John: 27
Jack: Well, apart from that, we did everything we wanted to—hiking, fishing and swimming. We even managed to visit an aboriginal village in the forest.
John: 28 did you get so far? Jack: We rode bicycles there. We also went to the beach several times. John: Did you take your bikes with you? Jack: No, we rented some at the nearby village.
John: Where did you stay 29 ? Jack: Oh, in a lovely valley, about three miles north of the National Park.
John: I remember when we went camping last summer. We forgot to take a can-opener along! Jack: 30 Do you know what happened to us? A goat came in our tent at night and ate most of our food!