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Listen to part of a conversation, and answer the questions.
1. What are the students talking about?
A. Applying for a course
B. Participating in after-school activities
C. Having tutors for the course
D. Getting a teacher¡¯s recommendation letter
2. What is the Academic Skills Center?
A. It¡¯s similar to a private school.
B. It¡¯s a place where people can learn technical skills.
C. It¡¯s a special school program for advanced students.
D. It¡¯s a free service that the school provides to students who need tutoring.
3. Listen again, and fill in the blanks.
M: Hey, Jenny. Can I talk to you for a minute? I think I need _____ for this class.
W: I know. That¡¯s what I was thinking, too. It is really difficult to study without any help.Actually, one of my friends told me that she ________________. She suggested that I go to the ___________________ if I need help.
M: Really? What is the Academic Skills Center?
W: She says there are __________ and __________ to prepare for ______________.
M: Are they ___________?
W: No, they are ___________. But they received _____________________________,
so they work there at the teachers¡¯ ___________________.
M: That sounds really good. Do we _________________ for it?
W: No, it is a __________ that the school provides for ______________________. We can just walk in and . The school will ___________________________ for both tutors and students. Actually, I am going there now.
Do you want to come with me?
M: Of course. Let¡¯s go. |
4. Complete the following summary with the words below.
Tutors at the Academic Skills Center are students who have ___________ with high grades.
At a _________________, they can tutor other students who need __________________ of a
course and tests. The __________________, and the school makes __________________ tutors
and students in their _________________.
the schedules for passed certain courses
tutoring service is free best interests
help for the preparation teacher¡¯s recommendation |
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M: Hey, Jenny. Can I talk to you for a minute? I think I need a tutor for this class.
W: I know. That¡¯s what I was thinking, too. It is really difficult to study without any help. Actually, one of my friends told me that she failed this course before. She suggested that I go to the Academic Skills Center if I need help.
M: Really? What is the Academic Skills Center?
W: She says there are tutors and they help students to prepare for classes and tests.
M: Are they teachers?
W: No, they are students like us. But they received high grades in previous semesters, so they work there at the teachers¡¯ recommendations.
M: That sounds really good. Do we have to pay for it?
W: No, it is a free service that the school provides for any student who needs it. We can just walk in and sign up by completing the application form. The school will make the schedules for both tutors and students. Actually, I am going there now. Do you want to come with me?
M: Of course. Let¡¯s go.
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Summary
Tutors at the Academic Skills Center are students who have passed certain courses with high grades. At a teacher¡¯s recommendation, they can tutor other students who need help for the preparation of a course and tests. The tutoring service is free, and the school
makes the schedules for tutors and students in their best interests.
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