You will hear a conversation between two women as one of the women buys a bus pass.

Woman 1: Good morning. I’m here to get a student passport please.

Woman 2: Of course Madam. Do you want to buy a month passport , a six-month passport or a year pass?

Woman  1: Oh, just a month passport please.

Woman  2: Right then. I’ll just have to take a few details .

Woman 1: Yes. Of course.

Woman 2: First of all, what’s your name?

Woman 1: Nathalie Janeson .

Woman 2: And how do you spell Janeson?

Woman 1: J-A-N-E-S-O-N.

Woman 2: Thank you. And what’s your address?

Woman 1: 45 Forest Avenue, Newlands, Adelaide.

Woman 2: Is that Forest with 1 R or 2 Rs?

Woman 1: Just 1.

Woman 2: And what’s the postcode please?

Woman 1: Oh yes… It’s eight four nine oh.

Woman 2: Thanks. Now what’s your date of birth … If you don’t mind me asking?

Woman 1: Not at all. It’s the 13th of May, 1982.

Woman 2: I also need to know your telephone number here in Adelaide.

Woman 1: OK. I just need to check that as I only moved here last week. Now, where is it. Here we are. It’s six two four nine seven one five two Do you need a code or anything?

Woman 2: Oh no, that’s OK thank you. Can I see your university card please?

Woman 1: Yes, here it is.

Woman 2: Good. That’s fine. Now, for which zone do you need a pass?

Woman 1: Well, I’m not sure. I was hoping you’d be able to help me as I don’t really know my way around here yet. As you know, I live in newlands and I have to get to the university campus ir the centre of town every day.

Woman 2: Well, the university is in Zone 1 and Newlands has 2 zones. The side nearer to the town centre is owned five but the far side is owned six . What road is it you live in again?

Woman 1: Forest Avenue.

Woman 2: Let’s see on this map. There it is. The nearest bus stop is in Zone 5. That’s lucky. Zones 1 – 6 are six or fifteen dollars more expensive

Woman 1: Great! Make the pass out for Zones 1 – 5 then please.

Woman 1: I’ve got some other questions too if you don’t mind.

Woman 2: Sure. Go ahead.

Woman 1: Well, this weekend my friend and I aren’t doing anything so we thought we’d take a trip out of town and visit somewhere new. Does the bus service run any trips like that?

Woman 2: Yes, we’ve got a selection of trips. I’ll tell you about some of them.

Woman 1: Thanks.

Woman 2: Right the first one goes up to MacDonald Nature Park. The bus leaves at 8 o'clock and takes about 2 hours to get there and leaves for the return at 4.30 in the afternoon. Once there you can walk around the nature trails . It’s really nice and the Macdonald River runs through there and that’s really beautiful so take a camera with you. Then there’s the Pearl Bay trip. The bus leaves at 9:00 a.m. and goes up the coast to Pearl Bay.

Woman 1: How far is that?

Woman 2: It’s an hour away. Once there you can walk along the cliffs up to Rocky Point, which has a famous view up the coast, or you can just lie on the beach and swim. Don’t forget to take your swimming gear and a towel! The water’s pretty safe there and there are always lifeguards . The bus arrives back in Adelaide at 5:00 .

Woman 1: Mm. That sounds nice. What else?

Woman 2: Well there’s the Huron Gold Mine. It’s just a half-day trip leaving here at 9.30am and arriving back at 2.00pm. It only takes half an hour to get there which is good. It’s an old worked out mine that has been changed into a sort of museum . They have all the old equipment and a guide takes you round some of the tunnels and shows you some of the techniques they used to use. You might even find some gold they missed .

Woman 1: Yeah. I could do with that.

Woman 2: It’s pretty interesting but the mines can be quite cold so take a sweater . So, how do those three sound?

Woman 1: Quite interesting. I really like the idea of going up the coast and spending a day on the beach but my friend Karen will like the idea of the nature park. I’d better wait and check outwith her what she wants to do before booking.

Woman 2: No problem at all. You just need to pop in some time during the week and we’ll make the booking.

Woman 1: Thanks very much. You’ve been very helpful .

Woman 2: No problem. See you later.