MAN: Yikes! Look at all this . What’s in that box? Can you check?

WOMAN: Just a second. Cool! My old books. 

MAN: Okay. They can go in . 

WOMAN:  Recycling? No, I can sell them! People old comic books. 

MAN: Can you take a look at that chair? It looks like the back is broken. 

WOMAN: I can it, I think. We could use an extra-

MAN: What’s that next to the book ? Is that a clock?

WOMAN: It’s a cuckoo clock! I got it in . 

MAN: Can I ask you a ? Why are you keeping the plastic cuckoo clock?

WOMAN: It isn’t plastic. It’s oak. Actually, it was kind of . 

MAN: Does it work? It’s six o’clock now and it’s very quiet. 

WOMAN: Of course it works! Here, let me connect it. It’s . It would be perfect for the kitchen, don’t you think?

MAN: Are you ?! Listening to that while I cook? I’d go crazy. Hey! Where are you taking all that junk? Bring it back to the . 

WOMAN: Junk?! You call this junk?! These are !

Question 1- What is the relationship between the speakers?
Question 2- What are the speakers doing?
Question 3- How does the man feel about the woman’s belongings. 
Question 4- Why does the woman say she keeps things?
Question 5- How does the man say he would feel with the clock?