[originaltext]M: How is your term paper coming along?W: I have just finished t

M: How is your term paper coming along?
W: I have just finished the draft, and handed it in to Miss Harper.
M: Wow, you are really a doer. I planned to start writing the main body today. What did Miss Harper say about your draft?
W: Well, she suggested I reconsider the whole structure of my paper, as she saw no links between Chapter Three and the whole theme.
M: Oh, so what are you going to do?
W: Miss Harper advised me to delete Chapter Three, and enrich the other chapters. She also recommended a few books. I think that will be of great help. And I’m going to the library this afternoon.
M: I wish I could have Miss Harper be my supervisor. She tends to help her students with patience.
W: Who is your supervisor, then?
M: Mr. Simpson. You should know that he is famous for being strict, and rather, picky.
W: In my opinion, Mr. Simpson is quite responsible, though sometimes he seems to be too direct. All in all, he is quite nice.
M: If you were in my shoes, I’m sure you wouldn’t say so. Anyway, I have revised the outline at least three times to meet his requirements. That’s why I fall far behind you.
W: Just as the saying goes, a strict master brings up accomplished disciples. You are lucky enough to have Mr. Simpson be your supervisor.
M: You’ve got a point there. Do you mind my going to the library with you together? Maybe you could give me some advice on writing the term paper.
W: Of course not. I’ll gladly do what I can to help.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
23. How is the man’s term paper coming along?
24. What does the man think of Mr. Simpson?
25. What does the man ask the woman to do?