[originaltext]M: ... I’d like to talk some more about your current job.W: Fine

M: ... I’d like to talk some more about your current job.
W: Fine. What would you like to know?
M: You have worked for the Wildlife Fund for several years, haven’t you?
W: That’s right. I began working at the Wildlife Fund five years ago.
M: How many positions have you had since you began there?
W: I’ve had three different positions. The most recent is as an assistant researcher. I’ve been an
assistant researcher since January.
M: You worked as a copy writer before moving onto that position, didn’t you?
W: Yes, I did. I was responsible for first drafts of background information.
M: Great. How long have you wanted to become an editor?
W: I graduated from Brown University in journalism and have dedicated my career to becoming an editor since then.
M: You live here in Seattle, don’t you?
W: Actually, I don’t. I currently live in Portland.
M: How long have you lived there?
W: I’ve lived in Portland since 2007.
M: You enjoy living in the Northwest, don’t you?
W: Yes, I do. I’ve lived here my entire life.
M: Right, this job would include a lot of travel. How do you feel about that?
W: Oh, I’d love to travel more for my job. I’ve travelled for work since I began my last job and I
really enjoy it.
M: Great. I imagine you can use a computer, can’t you?
W: Yes, I can. I’ve used a computer for a number of years.
M: Well, thank you very much for coming today. We’ll let you know by the beginning of next
week.
W: Thank you, sir. I look forward to the opportunity to work in your department in the future.
Question No. 27 What does the man want to know about the woman?
Question No. 28 How many positions has the woman taken since she began working at the Wildlife Fund?
Question No. 29 What has the woman wanted to become since her graduation from Brown?                                                                       Question No. 30 Which of the following statements is NOT true?