Listen to the dialogue. Then choose the correct option

Bill concluded that he wanted to study Chemistry in the future.

• Bill decided to study Chemistry in the future.
• Bill decided to stop attending extra classes.
• Bill wants to leave school and study only Chemistry.

The subject that Jill prefers to the others is....

• Sociology.
• Chemistry.
• Psychology.

Jill is good at...

• presenting her works in public.
• politics.
• Physics and Chemistry.

What subjects are boring for Jill?

• All school subjects.
• Exact sciences.
• Art and Music.

Jill said this study was a thing for men.

• Politics.
• Physics.
• Psychology.

Bill stated that ...was better than Psychology.

• Sociology
• Politics
• Health Science

Jill compared this science with Advanced Maths or....

• lifting weights.
• gaining weight.
• losing weight.

Bill asked if Jill was attending extra classes in this subject.

• Sociology.
• Psychology.
• Medicine.

Script
Bill: Hey Jill! How's it going?

Jill: Oh, hi, Bill. I didn't notice you. I'm fine! Where have you been?

Bill: I've been to my extra classes in Chemistry! I came to the conclusion that I want to study it when I finish school.

Jill: At university? Wow!

Bill: What about you? Do you have any lesson that captured you, Jill?

Jill: I wasn't thinking about my future studies at university or college yet. But I'm really fond of Psychology.

Bill: Psychology? Why? I thought you were keen on Music, Art or Politics, at last. You are creative, and you are good at presenting projects! And to be honest, you can persuade anyone if you have an idea.

Jill: And you are good at providing experiments. That is why you have chosen Chemistry. Well, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, and all other sciences are boring for me. I love to learn new information about people's actions and behaviour. Politics? That's a male thing, I'm sure!

Bill: Oh, come on, I can see you working for the government, Jill.

Jill: You are kidding me!

Bill: But seriously speaking, why not Health Science then? It's much more helpful than your Psychology!

Jill: Bill, you're making me angry now. It sounds like lifting weights or studying Advanced Mathematics. It's not my cup of tea.

Bill: OK, I got you. Do you attend extra classes or just like Psychology?

Jill: No, I don't. But I read many books in Psychology and watch some psychologists' blogs on the Internet. I also help my friend in solving their problems.

Bill: I see. OK. That was a surprise for me, though.

Jill: We're getting older. And our interests do change.

Bill: True.