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THE SPEAKER GIVES TWO EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF LEADERS.
EXPLAIN HOW THE ACTIONS OF THE LEADERS CORRESPOND TO THE TYPES 
OF LEADERSHIP DESCRIBED IN THE TEXT. 
 
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Question 3. 
Listen to the conversation.
(Student 1) 
Hey, Will.
(Student 2) 
Hey, Kate. 
(Student 1) 
What are you doing here at the housing office? I thought you already 
had a place for this year with Mark and those guys at that house off 
campus. 

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(Student 2) 
You know, that house was great for the summer, but now that classes 
are starting I think it might not be a good idea for me to stay there during 
the school year. 
(Student 1) 
Why? You guys get along great. You hung out all the time this summer 
and had some really fun parties at that house. 
(Student 2) 
Exactly. I’m afraid that it will all be the same when classes start. You 
know, hanging out, parties, road trips.
(Student 1) 
Those guys will have classes too. They’ll have to tone it down a little. 
(Student 2) 
That’s what Mark says, but none of them are going to have to study like I 
will for my major. And I know I won’t be able to hole up in my room and 
study while my friends are in the living room having fun. 
(Student 1) 
So you came to the housing office to see if you could get a dorm room 
for this year? 
(Student 2) 
Yeah, but almost everything is taken and the only thing they have left are 
shared rooms. I’d have to spend the whole year with a roommate I don’t 
know. 
(Student 1) 
And what if your roommate is a weirdo, or a party-animal? At least you 
know you get along with the guys. 
(Student 2) 
As long as I don’t have to get any work done around them. 
(Student 1) 
Well, you could just stay on campus until late every day and do your 
work at the library. Then you could go home and hang out when you’re 
done studying for the day. 
(Student 2) 
I’d have to haul my computer and whatever books I need around every 
day. And eat lunch on campus. 
(Student 1) 
Or you can try your luck with a roommate in the dorms and hope he’s 
studious and nice. 
(Student 2) 
Yeah. I guess I’ll have to think about it. 
Now answer the following question. You will have 20 seconds to prepare an 
answer and 60 seconds to give your spoken response.