English Conversation Practice - Buying Daughter a Car

BILL: "Hey Todd. What are you doing today?"
TODD: "Hey Bill. My wife and I are going to buy our daughter a car."
BILL: "Wow! That's quite a gift!"
TODD: "I know. It's a graduation gift."
BILL: "Are you going to buy a new or used car?"
TODD: "Used. It will be her first vehicle, so she doesn't need a brand new one."
BILL: "I'm actually selling my car. Would you be interested?"
TODD: "Is it the red one?"
BILL: "Yeah, that's the one."
TODD: "My daughter would love that car."
BILL: "It's in great condition. I've taken good care of it."
TODD: "How many miles does it have on it? And, how much do you want for it?"
BILL: "35,000 miles. $7,000."
TODD: "That's pretty good. Why are you selling it?"
BILL: "My wife and I are having a baby. We need to get a bigger car."
TODD: "Congratulations on your new baby!"
BILL: "Thanks. Would you like to take a look at the car?"
TODD: "Yeah. Can I take it for a test drive?"
BILL: "Of course."

1. Who is Todd buying a car for?
His wife
His daughter
His son
Himself

2. What is the special occasion?
Birthday
Retirement
Graduation
No special occasion

3. Why is Bill selling his car?
He wants to get a nicer car
He needs a bigger car
His car needs too many repairs
His wife hates that car

4. What color is Bill's car?
Red
Blue
Green
Purple