A、He is sad to have lost his job. B、He totally supports the woman’s choice. C、He insists that the woman major in business. D、He

M: Hi, honey! What’s going on?
W: I have great news to tell you. I just found out that I was accepted as an R.A. next year!
M: That’s really great news! I’m sorry that you had to postpone your studying abroad because I lost my job. I just interviewed at a home grocery delivery business, so we’ll see if I get hired.
W: Don’t worry. Everything will be OK!
M: I think so. Don’t forget I’m an optimist.
W: Eh, dad, I want to talk with you about declaring a major in anthropology. Business isn’t the best choice for me.
M: Well, I don’t know why you can’t declare your own major.[13]If this is what you really want to do, then your mother and I will support your decision
W: Thanks, dad! I just want you to know that I will make you proud!
M: Your mother and I are already proud of you.
W: Thanks, dad I am really interested in anthropology and I promise that I will become a success with my degree.
M: We believe in you!
W: Well, I’d better hang up. I have a lot of reading to catch up on before finals. Talk to you soon!
13. What do we learn from the conversation about the man?
14. Why does the man feel sorry?
15. Where does this conversation most probably take place?