English Conversation Practice - Talking about a School Project

KATE: "Hello?"
ANNE: "Hi Kate. This is Anne. Have you completed the class project?"
KATE: "Yeah. I finished it last night. How about you?"
ANNE: "No, not yet. I'm having a hard time with the conclusion of my report."
KATE: "Do you need any help?"
ANNE: "Maybe just a little. Do you have time tonight?"
KATE: "No. I'm sorry. It's my aunt and uncle's anniversary and I promised to babysit my niece."
ANNE: "Oh. I understand."
KATE: "I'm free tomorrow night."
ANNE: "Tomorrow is good for me too. Can I come over or would you like to come here."
KATE: "It might be quieter at your house. My brother is going to have a friend over and they can be very noisy."
ANNE: "Ok. Then let's meet at my house."
KATE: "Sounds good. What time should I come over?"
ANNE: "How about 5 pm? I can make you dinner."
KATE: "Really? I'd love to come for dinner."
ANNE: "What's your favorite dish?"
KATE: "Spaghetti and meatballs. But please make anything you like."
ANNE: "Spaghetti and meatballs are my specialty. I'll make that."
KATE: "Sounds great! I will be there tomorrow at 5 pm."
ANNE: "See you tomorrow night."

1. What does Anne need help with?
A math problem
Her report
A puzzle
Her computer

2. What is Kate doing tonight?
Going on a date
Celebrating her parents' anniversary
Babysitting her niece
Going to a birthday party

3. Why are they meeting at Anne's house?
Kate's house is too messy
Kate's house will be too noisy
Kate's house is too cold
Kate's house is too hot

4. What are Kate and Anne going to do tomorrow?
Eat dinner and work on Anne's report
Eat lunch and work on Kate's report
Eat dinner and watch a movie
Just work on Anne's report