[originaltext]W: Gosh! Another cup of coffee? That’s your third since lunch.M:

W: Gosh! Another cup of coffee? That’s your third since lunch.
M: Yeah. Well, I stayed up all night cramming for my physics test. I couldn’t keep my eyes open in my last class. I’m having this coffee so I can stay awake this afternoon.
W: Don’t you know that drinking too much coffee is harmful?
M: What do you mean "harmful"?
W: Well, for one thing it may cause heart disease.
M: No. Most of the research about the link between coffee and the heart disease is inconclusive.
W: But coffee has caffeine which is addictive.
M: You can’t become addicted to caffeine like other drugs.
W: Yes, you can. Don’t you know that people who are deprived of caffeine suffer with draw symptoms, esp. headaches.
M: One cure for headaches, oddly enough, is caffeine. Haven’t you ever noticed that many over-the-counter headache remedies use caffeine as one of their ingredients? Besides, coffee helps me work faster.
W: Studies have shown that coffee makes you work faster but not necessarily better. You may finish you test in a shorter period of time but you won’t have fewer errors.
M: You know, that soda you are drinking has caffeine in it, too.
W: But twelve ounces of soda has only half the caffeine of a five-ounce cup of coffee. And a cup of tea has less than that.
M: But I like the taste of coffee.
W: You could drink decaf.
M: Decaffeinated coffee doesn’t have as much flavor or body as regular coffee. Besides I want something that will keep me alert in class.
11. What is the conversation mainly about?
12. What is the man’s problem?
13. According to the man, what does research show about coffee?
14. What does the woman probably think about coffee?