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IELTS Practice Listening: Matching Features Diagram ID: #56965 Easy Library
Instructions
Choose the correct one for each answer. Label the map of the library below.


Diagram
You will hear a conversation between a student and a librarian about using the university library and its facilities. Now listen carefully and answer the questions. Why don't we walk up together and have a look around? Oh, that'd be great, Mary Ann. I'd really appreciate it. Yumi and Mary Ann arrive at the main entrance to the University Library. This is the main entrance. Let's go in. It's very big, isn't it? Yes, but here's a map which will help you. Can you see that it's a kind of L-shape? Oh, yes. Is that the circulations desk in front of us? Yes. That's where all of the incoming and outgoing loans are registered. When you return a book, just put it in the large box over there. See it's marked 'Returns'? Just to the right of the desk. Yes, I see. Can I use the computers behind the desk to access the Internet? Those computers are for the library's database search system only. There are computers in the IT block which we passed on our way here to the library. Anyway, you can search for a book by typing in the title, author, topic, or a keyword. Are the computers easy to use? Yes, very easy. Even I can use them. Does it give a catalogue number after you do the search? Yes, it does. It'll also tell you in which section of the library to find the book. The library is divided into three sections. Straight ahead, behind the circulations desk, is the monograph collection. That just means you can borrow these materials for normal loans. Monograph collection? Yes, I see. The section behind the photocopiers is for all of the serial publications. That means journals and magazines and newspapers, of course. And the most important section for us is the reference section. You'll use it a lot. Unfortunately, the books in this section can't be borrowed. You have to use them in the library. It's over there, past the quiet study area. I see. So, do I need to join or register here? Or do I have automatic borrowing rights as a student? As long as you have your student card, you can borrow books from the monograph collection. Anyone else can access the rest of the library? What if I can't find a particular book? That's what the staff are there for, Yumi. Just go to the advisor's desk, take a request card and fill in the details of what you're looking for. Where's the advisor's desk? It's just over there, the desk at the entrance to the quiet study area. Right. Well, I think I'll have a look now to see if I can find any of the recommended texts for my first law assignment. Yes, good idea. Texts on the recommended lists from the lecturers are very popular and you should try to borrow them from the library as soon as you get your list.
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1 Returns Box
2 Library Computers
3 Monograph Collection
4 Reference Section
5 Advisors’ Desk

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