The first line must ask what is your name, as the second line states their name. When they both say their names, B says pleased to meet you. You wouldn’t normally reply good/well to someone saying My name is…

“¿Cómo te llamas?” is first one. “Mucho gusto.” is second one. Hopefully this helps.

You use certain terms when referring to certain times of the day. Just like English, such as good morning, good evening, or good afternoon, Spanish also has certain terms, such as buenos días, buenas tardes, and buenas noches. It notes that it is 9:00 in the morning. The second phrase to choose must be a question with the answer very well.

The answers follow: ¡Buenos días!; ¿Cómo estás, Rosalía?; Bien.; ¡Nos vemos!
Hope this helps!

This follows same explanation as exercise 2. Pay attention to the time, 2:00 pm, and translate what they are saying. Think of how YOU would reply.

The answers follows: ¡Buenas tardes!; Encantada; ¡Hasta luego!