Understanding the Course Report

Daming is struggling with a course report and considers dropping the class. A suggestion is made to discuss the issue with the teacher. The transcript includes a question about the meaning of a statement, with multiple-choice options provided. The question and options are reiterated for emphasis.

Why does Daming consider dropping the course?

• He has already completed the report.

• He is unsure how to complete the semester report.

• He finds the semester report too easy.

• He dislikes the teacher.

What is suggested to Daming regarding his report issue?

• To drop the course immediately.

• To discuss it with the teacher.

• To ask a classmate for help.

• To ignore the report.

What does the lady imply in her statement?

• Daming should not rush his decision.

• She can discuss the report with Daming.

• Daming should explain what happened.

• She doesn't want to do the report either.

What is the repeated emphasis in the second part of the lady's statement?

• The teacher will not help.

• The report is easy to complete.

• Daming should tell her what happened.

• Daming should drop the course.

What is the main focus of the repeated question about the lady's statement?

• To suggest dropping the course.

• To highlight the teacher's role.

• To emphasize Daming's need to communicate.

• To understand the difficulty of the report.