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Ein Fensterplatz, bitte

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Why does Ben ask the reading passenger whether the place is free?He wants the seat beside the door after sitting at the window.He asks for a free seat only after his stop is reached.He wants to move from the door to a window seat.

What does the woman’s nod tell Ben when he asks “Ist hier frei?”?She is agreeing to move into his seat beside the door.She has finished the book and wants him to take it.He can use the empty seat he is asking about.

Why does the new seat not immediately give Ben a clear view?He is at the window, but has already passed the fields and cows.He is at the window, but its glass is dirty.He is still sitting beside the door after the woman nods.

What does Ben do after sitting in the new place but before his stop?He looks at the fields and cows, then wipes part of the window.He says goodbye, then asks whether the new seat is free.He puts his bag on the seat before asking the woman to move.

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