-Look at you!, you have changed for a few weeks. -Really? What do you mean? -i heard you got a good mark A for English. -oh, about that. Yes, i got A for englis

-Look at you!, you have changed for a few weeks.
-Really? What do you mean?
-i heard you got a good mark A for English.
-oh, about that. Yes, i got A for english.
- oh is it true? I'm really delighted to hear that.
-thank you. Btw, have you asked your parents about our sea world trip yet?
-yeah, i asked them yesterday. They won't let me go!
-how come?
-i have to do a report for economics, and i haven't read the book yet!
-too bad! Who do you have for economics?
-mr. Richard. He's the one who gave Nancy a D last year.
-oh, yeah. I've hear about him. Now, what's the problem?
-it's hard for me to study at home. It's always noisy at my house and i can't concentrate.
-i know the place where it's quiet and no one brothers you.
-really?
-yeah. The library!


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2. What is the topic of the dialogue above?