[originaltext]W: Hello, is this the accommodation office?M: Yes, what can I do

W: Hello, is this the accommodation office?
M: Yes, what can I do for you?
W: Well, I’ve got a problem with my accommodation here. (6) I’m staying in the Bright Light Dorm, and on Sunday, the warden came and told me that I have to move out this Friday.
M: Really? How long have you been staying in the Bright Light Dorm?
W: For the last seven weeks.
M: Oh, have you enrolled in one of the winter-vacation courses in this university then?
W: Yes, I’ve been doing the Advanced Communication course since the beginning of January.
M: And weren’t you told that your accommodation was temporary?
W: No, I thought I would be able to stay there for the whole session. I didn’t read the small print on the document. The warden went through it with me, and I must have been careless. Now I see my mistake.
M: Oh dear. (7-1) So, you have to look for a new place to stay then.
W: Yes. (7-2) That is why I call you and I intend to stay in the same dorm. Is there a vacant room for me then?
M: Well, I’m afraid all the places in the dorms are full. This is a busy season. (8) The best thing you can do is look for a private apartment. You’ll have to share with two or three other students. I’m afraid that you have to either cook for yourself or dine out. And you’ll have to share the electricity and water bills with your roommates.
W: Do you happen to have information about the kind of house you have mentioned?
M: I’ve got a list here, but it’s not up to date. Rooms are taken up every day, you know. I can give you a photocopy of this list and you can ring round.
W: Can I use the phone here?
M: I’m afraid not.
W: Do you have a map of these houses? (9) It would be useful to know where they are located.
M: Yes, I can give you a map. This one’s got the bus routes on it too. I bet they are all near our campus.
W: Great. And what if I can’t find a place before Friday?
M: (10) Well, the hotel run by a charity organization outside our university offers cheap beds. It’s located just outside our south gate. You can get a bed in a shared room there, and you can also eat the cheap meals offered by the hotel. But you should phone up and book a bed in advance. It’s very busy this time of year. I’ll give you the number. You got a pen?
W: Yes, I’ve got one.
M: So, the number’s 5722563.
W: 5722563.
M: That’s right. Anything else I can help you with?
W: No, thank you for your help. Bye.
6. When is the woman asked to move out of the Bright Light Dorm?
7. Why does the woman make the phone call?
8. According to the man, what is the best choice for the woman to solve the accommodation problem?
9. Why does the woman want to have a map?
10. Which of the following facts about the hotel recommended by the man is INCORRECT?