Self-study
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Summary
Rose says that the local paper's review of the movie Winter Fields was one of the worst reviews she had ever read. So, she doesn't want to see that movie.
Chester says that nothing in that paper is well written. He doesn't see why that's a reason not to see Winter Fields.
Strongly Supported Conclusions
Chester thinks that Rose is referring to the review itself being poorly written, whereas Rose means that the review gave the movie a bad rating.
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Chester's response suggests that he ██████████████ █████ ███ ██ ███ █████████ ███████████ ████ ██ █████
a
see the movie
This answer is unsupported. Both Chester and Rose understand that "see the movie" means to go watch the movie in a theater.
b
caught a review
This answer is unsupported. Chester correctly understands that Rose noticed and read a particular review.
c
local paper
This answer is unsupported. Both Rose and Chester use "local paper" to mean the local newspaper.
d
worst review
This answer is strongly supported. Rose means that the review describes the movie being bad, but Chester thinks that Rose is talking about the review itself being badly written.
e
in years
This answer is unsupported. There's no misunderstanding between Rose and Chester about what "in years" means.