50. LIS - College Dorms

1. What are college dorms?

• A type of classroom in universities
• Residential buildings where students live on campus
• A place where students eat meals
• A building where professors live

2. Why do many first-year students prefer to live in dorms?

• It helps them make friends and feel connected
• It’s the cheapest option available
• Dorms provide more privacy than apartments
• They are required to live in dorms

3. What is one disadvantage of living in a dorm?

• Having too much space
• Not having enough privacy
• Living too far from campus
• Having too much food variety

4. How many people do students usually share a room with?

• They always have their own room
• They share a room with one or more people
• They only share a kitchen
• They live with their professors

5. Why do some third and fourth-year students prefer to live off campus?

• They get tired of dorm life after a few years
• They don’t want to attend college anymore
• Dorms are too expensive for upperclassmen
• They want to live alone for their entire college experience

6. What is a "dining hall" in a university?

• A large hall where students take exams
• A place where students eat meals, usually buffet-style
• A student meeting area for study groups
• A library for students

7. Why do some students gain weight in their first year of college?

• They don’t eat enough food
• The dining hall is buffet-style, so they eat too much
• They are required to eat junk food
• They only eat at fast-food restaurants

8. What did the speaker like about his dorm in his third and fourth years?

• He had his own bedroom
• He shared a small room with one person
• The food was better
• He didn’t have roommates

9. What was one thing the speaker didn’t like about his dorm experience?

• Having to clean the dorm every day
• Sharing the kitchen and living room with messy roommates
• The dorm was too expensive
• There were too many rules

10. What does "buffet-style" mean?

• A small meal with only one choice
• A meal where students have to bring their own food
• A system where people can eat as much as they want
• A type of fast-food restaurant