[originaltext]M: Take a seat, please. What do you do at the moment?W: I’m a pe

M: Take a seat, please. What do you do at the moment?
W: I’m a personal assistant to the manager of a modeling agency.
M: You work with people a lot, do you?
W: Oh, yes. (12) I have to look after all the models who work for us, you know, keep them happy, lend an understanding ear to their regrets.
M: Have you ever done anything with hotels or conferences—hotel management, for instance?
W: No, not really. I did work for a short time for a tour operator, taking foreigners on guided tours of London Perhaps that’s the sort of thing you mean.
M: Yes, I think it is. And what about any exams you’ve taken?
W: (13) Well, I left school at 16.
M: So you have no formal qualifications at all? Well, I don’t suppose it matters.
W: I was wondering if you could tell me a bit more about the job.
M: Well, we run conferences, and (14) your job as a conference coordinator would be much the same as the one you are doing now, I suppose—meeting people, transporting them from one place to another, making sure they’re comfortable, a bit of telephoning, and so on.
W: It sounds like just the sort of thing I want to do.
M: (15) Perhaps you’d care to have a quick look round the office here, see if you like the people who work here.
W: (15) That’s very nice of you. Thank you.
　　12.  What does the woman do for her present job?
　　13.  When did the woman leave school?
　　14.  What kind of job is the woman applying for?
　　15.  What will the woman do next according to the conversation?