Complete the notes below.Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each

Listen carefully and answer Questions 1 to 4.
W: Good afternoon. Middlebury Language School. May I help you?
M: Yes, would you please give me some information on language classes.
W: Of course. What language do you want to learn?
M: Well, I’m not sure. I’m interested in learning Japanese, but I’d also like to improve my Chinese. It’s difficult to choose one to study right now.
W: Maybe you can make your decision after learning something about the class schedule. What time do you prefer to study, morning, afternoon or evening?
M: I have to work in the evenings, so mornings or afternoons would be best.
W: Then that decides it for you. We offer an advanced Chinese class, but it meets on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
M: I couldn’t do that. When do the Japanese classes meet?
W: We have beginning Japanese on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, no wait, that’s advanced Japanese. What level do you want? Advanced?
M: No, beginning. Definitely. I know some Chinese and some French, but I’m a real beginner with Japanese.
W: Well then, are you free Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings? That’s when the beginning Japanese classes meet.
M: I could do those mornings, but I’d prefer afternoon. Don’t you have anything in the afternoon?
W: We have intermediate Japanese class on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. We also have intermediate French on Fridays mornings.
M: I really need a beginner class. So I’ll take the morning Japanese class. Could you give me an idea of the cost? What would be the tuition for the Japanese class?
Now listen and answer Questions 5 to 10.
W: The beginning-level classes meet three times a week, so they cost a bit more than the other levels. For a six-week course, the cost would be $575.
M: That’s a bit steep.
W: If it’s hard for you to pay that much, you could sign up for just four weeks of class and pay $410. Or, you could pay for one week at a time, at $125 a week.
M: That comes out to be much more expensive once you add up all the weeks.
W: That’s true. You can save money by registering for two levels together. For example, pay for your beginning and intermediate classes now and you’ll get twelve weeks of class for just $1,050.
M: That’s not a bad deal, but I can’t come up with that much money at once. I’ll just pay for the six-week course.
W: Fine. That class begins next week, so you need to register right away.
M: Can’t I register over the phone?
W: No, I’m sorry, we don’t take phone registrations. What you’ll need to do is visit the school office today or tomorrow. Bring a check for the tuition and a photo ID.
M: Is that all?
W:Yes, we’ll give you a registration form to complete, or you can save time by visiting our website and downloading the form there. Complete it and bring it into the office with your check.
M: Great. I’ll stop by this afternoon.
W: Fine. When you arrive, ask for Mrs. Luisa. She’s in charge of student registration.
M: I’m sorry, Mrs. who?
W: Mrs. Luisa, spelled L-U-I-S-A.
M: Thank you for your help.
W: Thank you. We’ll look forward to seeing you in class.