[originaltext]W: Hey, Tom, welcome back!M: Hi, Mary.W: How was your holiday?

W: Hey, Tom, welcome back!
M: Hi, Mary.
W: How was your holiday? Did you go home?
M: Yeah. How about you?
W: No! It was Spring Break. I went to Miami. I love it there during Spring Break.
M: Oh, yeah, I see you got a tan. How was it? Isn’t it awfully crowded there?
W: Yep, that’s what’s so great about it. It’s one big crowded party.
M: Who did you go with?
W: My roommate, and two other girls. We drove down. One of them has a car. It’s a real old clunker, but it got us there and back OK.
M: Where did you stay? In the car? I hear rooms are impossible to get down there during Break.
W: No, we just found a motel up the coast about twenty miles and stayed there most nights. We drove down to the beach in the morning and back at night. You can park anywhere along the beach. The only problem was choosing our, um, designated driver each time. Nobody wanted the job.
M: I guess not! What did you do, rotate?
W: We tried to, but one afternoon we all got separated. When we finally met up back at the car, it was way past midnight, and nobody was in any condition to drive. So we just stayed there all night and danced on the beach.
M: Sounds like you had fun. Nobody got in trouble?
W: Well, we didn’t. The police had their hands full, like they do every year, I guess. There’s always somebody who ends up drunk and disorderly.
M: Yeah. And what about your assignment for this class? Did you get it done?
W: I did. I wrote it in the car on the way back yesterday.
M: In the car?! With three tired, sunburnt girls?
W: Yup. They did all the driving, and I sat in the back and wrote.
M: But what about your research, your, uh, references? I don’t suppose you had a library in the back seat, did you?
W: Yeah, it was a bookmobile. No, I got an early start. I did my research before I left and then took a bunch of notes with me. And I carried along a couple of the, uh, most important reference books.
M: How did your paper come out? OK?
W: Pretty good, I think. I’m pretty happy with it. I had to go to the library last night to pick up a couple of missing, you know, citations, but that didn’t take long. And I got it typed up and printed out this morning.
This is the end of Conversation One.
Questions 1-5 are based on Conversation One.
1. What did the woman do during the Spring Break?
2. How many people did the woman go with?
3. Where did they stay most nights?
4. How did the woman write her assignment?
5. What does the woman think of her paper?