A telephone conversation between a man booking a pitch at a caravan

Section 1. You will hear a telephone conversation between a man booking a pitch at a caravan park and a member of the park's staff. First, you have some time to look at questions 1 to 5. Now listen carefully and answer questions 1 to 5. WOMAN: Good afternoon, Meadowbank Caravan Park, Rachel speaking. How can I help? MAN: Hello, I'd like to book a pitch for the summer, please. WOMAN: Of course, I'll take the details. First, will you be in a tent, or...? MAN: No, we camped in a tent last year, but we've just bought a caravan, so we'll need a caravan pitch this time. WOMAN: A caravan pitch, lovely. And your arrival date? MAN: We'd originally planned the thirteenth of August, but my leave changed, so it'll be earlier, the third of August. WOMAN: Let me be sure, arriving the third, not the thirteenth? MAN: That's right, the third. WOMAN: And how many nights? MAN: We said four at first, but we've decided to make a proper break of it, so five nights. WOMAN: Five nights, from the third. And the party? MAN: Two adults and three children. My brother talked about joining with his two, which would have made it a real crowd, but in the end it's just the five of us. WOMAN: Two adults and three children, noted. Now, pitches: we have standard grass pitches, electric pitches, and the larger premium ones. MAN: Do we need power? WOMAN: If you want electricity, to run a fridge or boil a kettle, then yes, you'd want an electric pitch. Before you hear the rest of the conversation, you have some time to look at questions 6 to 10. MAN: Then one with electricity, definitely. WOMAN: An electric pitch is eighteen pounds a night. The premium ones are twenty-two, and the plain standard pitches are fourteen, but for a family the electric is the sensible middle option. MAN: Eighteen's fine. What's on site, facility-wise? WOMAN: There's a small shop for the basics, and, the thing families tell us they value most, a laundry. We did have a swimming pool, but I should be honest, it's closed for repairs all this season. MAN: A shame about the pool, but the laundry will be a lifesaver with the children. WOMAN: I'll give you a booking reference, it's M-B, two-two-oh-eight. MAN: M-B, two-two-eight-oh? WOMAN: Not quite, the oh comes before the eight, so it's two-two-oh-eight. MAN: Ah, I see, got it, thank you. WOMAN: Now, finding us. Most sat-navs try to send you off at junction eleven, but that takes you down a dreadful narrow lane. Come off at junction twelve instead, and follow the brown tourist signs. MAN: Junction twelve, not eleven, right. WOMAN: A couple of house rules. Dogs are welcome, I take it you have one, but they must be kept on a lead everywhere on the park. And we ask everyone to keep noise to a minimum after ten in the evening; we get a lot of families with little ones. MAN: We do have a dog, so on a lead it is, and quiet after ten, no problem at all. WOMAN: Wonderful. I'll email the confirmation across shortly. Enjoy your stay. MAN: Thank you, goodbye. That is the end of Section 1. You now have some time to check your answers.