Sarah: Hi, Mark. Have you finished registering for next semester's classes?

Mark: Not yet. I'm still deciding between the psychology and sociology courses.

Sarah: Oh, I've heard the psychology class is really popular.

Mark: Yeah, I'm interested in it, but sociology seems fascinating too.

Sarah: Why don't you speak with Professor Johnson? He's the best at helping students choose.

Mark: That's a good idea. I'll visit his office hours tomorrow.

Sarah: Great. I'm meeting with the housing office later to discuss my accommodation for next year.

Mark: Do you prefer on-campus or off-campus housing?

Sarah: I'm leaning towards off-campus for more independence.

Mark: Makes sense. I might consider that too.

Sarah: Let me know if you need any help with the decision.

Mark: Thanks, Sarah.

Questions:

1. What is Mark's current dilemma?

A) Choosing between psychology and biology courses

B) Deciding on housing options

C) Figuring out his next semester's classes

D) Meeting with Professor Johnson

2. Why does Sarah suggest Mark speak with Professor Johnson?

A) To discuss housing options

B) To help Mark with his class choice

C) To plan campus events

D) To get help with off-campus housing

3. Where does Sarah prefer to live next year?

A) On-campus

B) In a shared house

C) Off-campus

D) In a dormitory

4. What will Mark do the next day?

A) Submit his assignments

B) Visit the library

C) Attend a campus event

D) Talk to Professor Johnson

5. How does Sarah offer help to Mark?

A) By inviting him to a study group

B) By recommending a tutor

C) By assisting with his class decision

D) By sharing her housing plans

Answer Key: 1. (C) 2. (B) 3. (C) 4. (D) 5. (C)