the library [br] the sports building [originaltext]Simon: Hi Neil! How are you

Simon: Hi Neil! How are you? You look a little puzzled.
Neil: Hi Simon! I am. You’re familiar with the campus, aren’t you? I can’t figure out where anything is.
Simon: Well, let me give you a hand, then. Which places do you need to know?
Neil: First, l need to know where the library is. I haven’t registered yet.
Simon: Alright. You know where the north gate is, don’t you?
Neil: Yes. It’s up that way—about 200 metres.
Simon: Sorry, Neil. I’m afraid it’s in that direction and it’s about 500 metres away.
Neil: Well, that begins to explain why I can’t find anything! So, the south gate ...
Simon: North. Then it’s a little towards the west gate. You can’t miss             Q1
     it, because it’s really big and has a large sign on it.
Neil: OK. I’ll take your word for it. The second place I need to find is the sports centre.
Simon: That’s in the south-west part of the campus. It’s easy to see because       Q2
     there’s the outdoor athletics stadium nearby.
Neil: OK. Next, I need to know where Churchill Building is. That’s where I have my lectures tomorrow.
Simon: That’s back by the library. You know the building—the McDonald Building—where our department is?
Neil: Yes, that’s right by the east gate, isn’t it?
Simon: Right. Well, the Churchill Building is opposite, well, almost              Q3
     opposite that.
Neil: Not that small building directly opposite?
Simon: No, the larger one beside it.                                         Q3
Neil: Got it. OK. Last one. Where’s the cafeteria? I know it’s next to              Q4
    the bookshop.
Simon: And can you see the bookshop?
Neil: Well, ...  hang on ... It’s fight there—here in the centre of the              Q4
    campus!
Simon: A great central location, if you ask me!
Neil: What time is the library open?
Simon: It’s open from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m.                            Q5
Neil: And the cafeteria?
Simon: 8 a.m. until 7 p.m.                                          Q6
Neil: Is that every day? Someone said that it isn’t open so long at the weekends.
Simon: No, it’s every day.
Neil: And the sports centre?
Simon: Now, if I remember rightly, that opens at 7 a.m. and closes at       Q7
     9 p.m., but the outdoor athletics field can only be used during             Q8
     daylight hours since there’s no floodlighting.
Neil: You play sports, don’t you, Simon?
Simon: I do. I’ve signed up for the football team trials this coming weekend and I was on the athletics team at school.
Neil: When are the trials? I don’t play football, but I enjoy watching.
Simon: They’re on Saturday, starting at 10 a.m. The organisers said
     that we should expect to be there until mid-afternoon, probably            Q9
     until around three.
Neil: Well, I’ve got things to do in the morning, but I’ll come along                Q10
    after lunch. I hope you survive until then!
Simon: So do I! I think that in the morning, they’ll be aiming to sort out the people with ability from the no-hopers. Then, in the afternoon, they’ll be sorting out who’s the best.
Neil: OK. Well, good luck with that. I’ll see if Leslie wants to come along.
Simon: OK. See you Saturday.