English Conversation Practice - Cleaning the Attic

GARY: "Hey Ted. Do you have any boxes you're not using?"
TED: "I think so. I have to check my garage."
GARY: "Great. Thanks."
TED: "Are you moving?"
GARY: "No. I need to clean out my attic today. It's getting full up there."
TED: "That's a big chore."
GARY: "I know. I don't even remember what's in there anymore."
TED: "Well, if you don't know what's in there, you probably don't need it."
GARY: "That's what my wife said."
TED: "I had to clean out my attic last month and my wife said the same thing to me."
GARY: "They must be talking to each other."
TED: "What are you going to do with all the stuff?"
GARY: "I think I'm going to have a garage sale next weekend. What did you do with all of your stuff?"
TED: "I threw half of it away and donated the other half."
GARY: "That's a good idea. Maybe I'll donate the things I don't need."
TED: "What about the garage sale?"
GARY: "That's just going to be another chore to do. I'd rather go golfing."
TED: "Good thinking!"

1. What is Gary going to do today?
Golf
Clean out his attic
Wash his car
Go to work

2. What does Gary ask Ted for?
Boxes
Tools
Money
Golf tees

3. What did Ted's and Gary's wives say?
If you don't know what's in there, you probably don't need it
Can you go to the market
Let's go out to dinner
Can you take out the trash

4. What would Gary rather do next weekend?
Go golfing
Go cycling
Play soccer
Wash his car