Discussing Options for Joining Campus Clubs

Conversation Script

Anna: Hey, Brian! Have you signed up for any clubs yet? I heard the activities fair is happening soon.

Brian: Oh, hey Anna! Yeah, I’m still trying to figure that out. There are so many options, it’s a bit overwhelming. Any suggestions?

Anna: I totally get that. I was in the same boat last semester. What are you interested in? You know, like hobbies or future career stuff?

Brian: Hmm, well, I really enjoy photography and I’ve been thinking about journalism as a career. I guess something related to those would be cool.

Anna: Perfect! Our campus has a really active photography club. They organize photo walks and even competitions. Plus, there's the student newspaper if journalism is your thing.

Brian: Oh, that sounds interesting! But, um, do you think it’s too much to join both? I’m worried about balancing them with my coursework.

Anna: Not at all! Most clubs are pretty flexible and understand that students have busy schedules. You could attend meetings and events when you have time. Maybe start with one and see how it goes?

Brian: That makes sense. I’ll probably check out both at the fair and see what fits best. Do you know when and where it’s happening?

Anna: Yeah, it’s this Friday from 10 to 4 at the student center. They’ll have booths set up, and you can chat with members. Oh, and you can get some freebies too!

Brian: Awesome, I’ll definitely drop by. Thanks for the advice, Anna!

Anna: No problem! Let me know how it goes. Maybe we’ll end up in the same club!

Questions:

1. What is the main topic of the conversation? - A) Choosing classes for next semester - B) Options for joining campus clubs - C) Tips for balancing coursework - D) Planning a campus event

2. What is Brian interested in that might influence his choice of clubs? - A) Cooking - B) Photography and journalism - C) Sports - D) Music

3. Why does Anna suggest that joining both clubs might be manageable? - A) Clubs provide academic credit - B) Clubs are only active during weekends - C) Clubs have flexible schedules - D) Clubs require minimal participation

4. What does Anna mention about the activities fair? - A) It’s an annual event in the spring semester. - B) It’s a great place to get textbooks at a discount. - C) It’s happening on a Friday at the student center. - D) It’s mandatory for all new students.

5. What can be inferred about Anna's attitude toward clubs? - A) She thinks they are a waste of time. - B) She believes they are beneficial and inclusive. - C) She thinks they are only for freshmen. - D) She finds them too demanding.

Answer Key:

1. (B)

2. (B)

3. (C)

4. (C)

5. (B)