听力原文：W: Well. I see you've got your rod and reel. Look at them, they are so nice and I guess the price is not low.M: Yes, and as soon as I get my bait, I'll he on my way. Also the weather is good.Q: What is the man most probably going to do?(19)A．He is going driving.B．He is going shopping.C．He is going blowing.D．He is going fishing.
听力原文：W: Well. I see you've got your rod and reel. Look at them, they are so nice and I guess the price is not low.
M: Yes, and as soon as I get my bait, I'll he on my way. Also the weather is good.
Q: What is the man most probably going to do?
(19)
A．He is going driving.
B．He is going shopping.
C．He is going blowing.
D．He is going fishing.
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