Sarah: Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to your ________ tour. I’m your tour guide, Sarah Carter.

I’m a -
________ here at Watson University. We have a ________________. Follow me so I can show you the

school.
 This is our ________. It has a lot of books and new ________. And it has free Internet access. Students

can ________ their own computers here and ________. Behind the library, there is a ________ for many of our
teams, like the lacrosse and soccer teams. Now look to the left. This is the dining hall. Students ________ here.
Next to the dining hall is one of the ________.

Female 1: Excuse me. How many dormitories are there?
 Sarah: There are ________ large dormitories. All of

our students live here on campus. Do you have any other ________?

Male 1: Yes, I do. Are the classes here ________________?


Sarah: Well, there are only about 2,000 students here, so the classes are ________. I think that’s very -
________. We talk to our professors every day, and they know us well. In small classes, teachers have time to
make special ________ for their students. That way, the lessons are ________ for everyone. Also, the classes
here are very ________. We don’t just sit and listen to the teacher. For example, we work in teams and we have
discussion groups in class.

Also, here at Watson University, students learn important skills, like writing skills and critical thinking. We
study ________________, too, and we learn about the world. Many students study in other countries for a -
________. For example, my friend Carlos is studying history in France right now. Yes?

Female 1: I have a question. The school is in a small ________. Do students go into town a lot? Sarah: Yes, they
do. Watson is a wonderful small town. Students go into town for many reasons. They can ________ and go to
dinner or to the library there. They can also help the ________. For example, many students become -
________. They help at places like the food bank and the hospital. OK. Let’s continue our tour.