Narrator Listen to part of a conversation between two students. Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use you

Student A  Hello, I am a new student here.
Student B  Hello, what can I do for you?
Student A  Can you tell me what the Student Union does?
Student B   Well, we’re part of the National Union of students, which represents students’ interests across the country. We provide services for all students at this college.
Student A  What kind of services?
Student B  There are advisors and welfare staff, entertainment, sports clubs, union societies, meetings, campaigns, and special interest groups. We offer everything from ballroom dancing to karate, jazz, and political debates.
Student A  Sounds great. But do we need to pay for the services?
Student B  No, actually. We’re a non-profit organization and we don’t charge any fees for our services.
Student A  That’s terrific! How can you help overseas students?
Student B  As I’ve said, we have welfare officers who are used to the sort of problems overseas students may have. They know where to get advice on a particular situation, or basically give whatever help is asked for.
Student A  I am from the Philippines and I hope I can meet other Filipino students who are here. I play chess and many sports, especially badminton, basketball and wrestling. Please tell me how to find out about these things?
Student B  There is a Filipino society at the college. It is made up of Filipino students and other students who have an interest in the Philippines.
Student A  So, what kind of activities do they have?
Student B  They hold regular meetings and have lots of social activities, such as meals, plays and dances.
Student A  So wonderful! And what about the sports? Does the Union offer the ones I’m interested in?
Student B  Yes, we do. There are basketball and wrestling teams. If you want to play in one of the college teams, you have to go to training sessions and compete for a place. For badminton, you can either go to the Badminton Club or book a court to play with friends.
Student A  Is there also a chess club or team?
Student B  No, I’m afraid not.
Student A  Oh, it’s a pity. But I do like playing chess very much. Do you know any way I can find some players to play with?
Student B  Um...You might try putting a notice up on our notice board and see if you can find some other players.
Student A  Ah...that sounds good! So, I just write a notice reading "Chess player wanted" and then put it up on the notice board?
Student B  Yeah, you can do it like that. But I’m afraid you’ll have to give your notice to a Union office first, so that it’s fair for everyone who wants to use the notice board.
Student A  Ok, I think I’ll do it later. Well, thank you very much for your help.
Student B  You’re welcome.