English Conversation Practice - Gas prices

MIKE: "Hey Ben, have you seen the price of gas lately?"
BEN: "Yeah Mike. It's really high. That's why I've been riding the bus to work."
MIKE: "I wish I could ride the bus, but I would have to take three buses to get to work."
BEN: "Three?"
MIKE: "Yeah. It would take me twice as long to get to work."
BEN: "That's not good. I only have to take one bus and it takes me directly from my home to my office building."
MIKE: "You're lucky!"
BEN: "I know. What about riding your bike to work?"
MIKE: "No, I'm not very good at cycling and it's too far."
BEN: "You can carpool with someone."
MIKE: "That's a good idea. Then we could share the cost of gas and ride in the carpool lane."
BEN: "Do you work with anyone who lives near you?"
MIKE: "Yeah, my boss."
BEN: "Would you want to ride with your boss?"
MIKE: "No, not really. I think I'd rather pay more for gas."

1. What do Ben and Mike think about the price of gas?
Too high
Too low
Fair
They don't care since they both do not drive

2. How many buses would Mike have to take to get to work?
One
Two
Three
Four

3. How does Ben get to work?
Takes the bus
Carpools with a co-worker
Drives alone
Rides his bike

4. Who can Mike carpool with?
His dad
Ben
His boss
His co-worker