Set197C1
1. What are the speakers mainly discussing?
A. Required and recommended classes for incoming students
B. An arrangement designed to help new students succeed
C. Some benefits and drawbacks of living in a residence hall
D. Ways to learn about the university’s academic programs
2. What point does the woman make when she discusses class size?
A. The introductory English composition classes are relatively small.
B. The size of a class does not affect students performance.
C. The size of any introductory class varies wridely from year to year.
D. The majority of classes have far fewer than 100 students.
3. What does the woman say about students who have not yet declared a major course of study?
A. They tend to have a difficult time selecting courses in their first year.
B. They are offered a questionnaire to help them identify their strengths.
C. They can participate in a RAP that is based in Tyler Hall.
D. They are encouraged to interact with students from a variety of RAPs.
4. What did the student survey reveal about RAPs?
Select 2 answers.
A. They have resulted in some long-lasting friendships.
B. Students appreciate the free tutoring they provide.
C. Their professors help students adjust to campus life.
D. Most students want additional RAPs to choose from.
5. What does the woman imply about the main library?
A. It has more floors than Henry Hall does.
B. It often becomes very crowded.
C. Its staff is trained to help students improve their study skills.
D. Its location should not be the basis of a decision the man is making.
