English Conversation Practice - Argument with Roommate

BETTY: "Hey Nancy, why do you look so worried?"
NANCY: "Oh, hi Betty. Christine and I had a big argument and she has decided to move out."
BETTY: "What did you argue about?"
NANCY: "I told her that she needs to help clean up around the apartment."
BETTY: "What happened after you told her that?"
NANCY: "She got upset and said she is moving out. But it's the truth. She never helps around house."
BETTY: "Yeah, that could be a problem."
NANCY: "I had to say something since we're roommates and I'm tired of cleaning her mess."
BETTY: "I totally understand. I like things neat and organized too."
NANCY: "But the bigger problem is that she never pays her rent on time. She is late every month."
BETTY: "What are you going to do?"
NANCY: "I need to find a roommate soon. I can't afford the rent by myself. Do you know anyone looking for a roommate?"
BETTY: "Yes, I do."
NANCY: "Who?"
BETTY: "Me."
NANCY: "That would be awesome!"

1. Why did Christine and Nancy have an argument?
Christine is messy and does not pay her rent on time
Christine and Nancy do not agree on politics
Christine does not do the dishes
Nancy does not like the way Christine decorates the apartment

2. What is Christine going to do?
Be a better roommate
Pay more rent
Move out
Buy a house

3. What does Nancy need to do?
Get a new job
Find another roommate
Decorate the apartment
Clean the apartment

4. What do Betty and Nancy decide to do together?
Go shopping
Eat dinner
Go to the movies
Become roommates