Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wilson were friends. They were sitting in a train when another man came in. There was going to be an election soon, and Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wilson began talking about politics. Mr. Edwards supported the Labor Party strongly.
Suddenly the third man began to argue with Mr. Edwards. He supported the Conservatives.
They argued for a long time, and then Mr. Edwards said, 'Well, I can't make you change your mind, and you can't make me change mine, so let's have an agreement: I won't vote for the Labor Party. And you won't vote for the Conservative Party. Then we'll be able to stay at home comfortably, and nobody will lose anything. The other man agreed.
They all got out at the same station, and Mr. Edwards drove Mr. Wilson home in his car.
"That's the fifteenth person I've made that agreement with," he said to him.

A  Which of these sentences are true (T) and which are false (F)? Write T or F in the boxes.

1-Mr. Edwards was for the Labor party.
2-The third man was on Mr. Edwards’s side.
3-Mr. Edwards and the third man disagreed about politics.
4-Each agreed to vote for his own party.
5-They agreed not to vote at all.
6-The agreement helped the labor party.

B  Choose the correct sentence under each picture.