Understanding the Student's Actions

A male student calls the school to speak with Mr. Yamada, but learns that the teacher has already left. The student is not in a hurry and decides to talk at school the next day. However, upon learning that Mr. Yamada is on leave, the student opts to send an email instead. The school informs him that Mr. Yamada will be available the day after tomorrow, and the student thanks them for the information.

What does the student initially want to do when he calls the school?

• Report an absence

• Request a transcript

• Speak with Mr. Yamada

• Enroll in a new class

What does the student decide after learning Mr. Yamada has left?

• Call Mr. Yamada's mobile

• Wait until the next day to speak with him

• Speak with another teacher

• Visit Mr. Yamada's house

What new information does the student learn about Mr. Yamada?

• He is on vacation

• He is on leave

• He is teaching a class

• He is in a meeting

What action does the student decide to take after learning Mr. Yamada is on leave?

• Send an email

• Wait until Mr. Yamada returns

• Call back later

• Visit the school office

When will Mr. Yamada be available according to the school staff?

• Next week

• The day after tomorrow morning

• In the evening

• Tomorrow afternoon