例1：
Notes from the material:
The woman like the apartment, but not her roommate
Uses her things without asking toothpaste, paper
Never cleans the bathroom
Man two solution：resort to the apartment manager ; move out

Question:
    Describe the woman’s problem with her roommate and the suggestions the man makes about how she could deal with it. What do you think the woman should do and why

Sample Answer:
    In this listening material, the woman has a problem with her roommate because her roommate uses her things without asking . Also, her roommate doesn’t clean the bathroom. So the woman is not happy about the situation. The man gives her two suggestions. One is to discus the problem with the apartment manager. The other one is to move out. As far as I am concerned, I think the second suggestion is better. First, because I had the same problem. It is a better way to solve the problem when you move out and get a new roommate. Also, moving out to find a new roommate means you have a new friend. Perhaps she or he can help you somewhat. Like your study or your career development.
 
例2：
  TOPIC:
choosing the number of courses to take his choices:
take 4 courses (full time)
take 5 courses (more than full time)
reasons for taking 5 courses: 
could possibly graduate early

reasons against taking 5 courses:
more than full time too much work
not currently doing well in 4 courses

Question:
    The students discuss two possible choices the man can make. Describe the choices. Then state which of the choices you, and explain why。

Sample answer:
    In this conversation, the man is talking to the woman about how many courses he should take next semester. He can take either four courses, which is a full-time schedule, or five courses, which is more than a full-time schedule. The reason that he is considering taking five courses instead of four is that he may be able to graduate early if he takes more than four classes.
    The woman points out to him that taking five classes is more than a full-time schedule, that taking five classes is a lot of work, and it will be hard for him to do well in five classes if he's not currently doing well in four classes.
    It also seems to me that it's not a good idea for him to take five classes if he's not doing extremely well in four classes. I think that he should try to do much better in four classes, and if he can do really well in four classes next semester, maybe after that he can consider taking five classes.