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[00:00:00.250] - Speaker 1Now listen to two students as they discuss the section of the syllabus. You're in the same political science class that I am, aren't you? [00:00:08.600] - Speaker 2Yes, I am. I saw you there this morning. My name is Kate. [00:00:13.230] - Speaker 1And I'm rich. Listen, did you read the syllabus the professor handed out this morning? [00:00:18.290] - Speaker 2Yes, I did. [00:00:19.990] - Speaker 1And did you see that part at the end? The part about outside reading? [00:00:24.350] - Speaker 2I certainly did. [00:00:26.410] - Speaker 1Could you believe that? I mean, I've never seen something like that on a class syllabus. [00:00:31.990] - Speaker 2I was actually expecting it. [00:00:34.410] - Speaker 1You were? Why? [00:00:36.270] - Speaker 2Well, my roommate took this class last quarter and I heard all about it. [00:00:41.360] - Speaker 1You mean the professor really does expect us to read several newspapers and magazines every day? [00:00:47.690] - Speaker 2Pretty much. And then we have a lot, lot of quizzes on current events. [00:00:52.410] - Speaker 1Quizzes? [00:00:53.580] - Speaker 2Yes. Really often. You remember the part on the syllabus where the professor says that it's useful to measure how much we know about current events? [00:01:03.110] - Speaker 1Yes. So that means we're going to have a lot of quizzes. [00:01:07.270] - Speaker 2From what I've heard from my roommate, there will be lots of quizzes. Download 6.91 Kb. Share with your friends:
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