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EXERCISE 1: TOPICS
In some dialogues in the Listening Section, you will be
asked to identify the main topic from among several secondary
subjects in the conversations. Choose the best answer.
1
.
a. A
b. A
c. A
d. A
health club
class
game
dentist
2
.
3 a. A vacation
. b. The mail
c. The newspaper
d. The office
8. a. The campus
b. Registration week
c. The parking situation
d. The womans class
4 a. A new doctor
. b. A party they attended
c. Their friend Mary
d. A graduate program
9. a. The
b. The
c. The
d. The
5
.
1 a. The
chemistry
department
0.
b. The womans house
c. The mans employer
d. Having lunch on campus
a. An exchange program
b. The
mans
trip
to
England
c. The mans illness
d. Their friend Nancy
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EXERCISE 2: DETAILS
In some dialogues in the Listening section, you will be
asked to remember details that are directly stated. Choose the
best answer.
1
.
a.
b.
c.
d.
2
.
3
.
4
.
He
He
He
He
is
is
is
is
tired
drunk
thirsty
busy
6. a.
b.
c.
d.
Steves girlfriend
Steves sister
Steve
Mary Anne
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5
.
a.
b.
c.
d.
EXERCISE 3: REVERSALS
In some dialogues in the Listening Section, you will be
asked to identify the speakers final choice or decision after a
change of opinion. Choose the best answer.
1
.
6.
2
.
7.
a.
b.
c.
d.
3
.
8.
See a documentary
Change the channel
Watch television
Go to a movie
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of cookies
d. He did not order any
cookies this year
4
.
a.
b.
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
d.
5
.
a.
b.
c.
d.
The
The
The
The
Country Kitchen
Country Home
Old House
Old Kitchen
EXERCISE 4: PROBLEMS
In some dialogues is the Listening Section, you will be
asked to identify the problem that the speakers are discussing.
This may be more difficult because different aspects of the
problem may be included in the conversation. Choose the best
answer.
1
.
6.
2
.
7.
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moving out
c. She wants to get married
d. She does not have any
messages
3
.
8.
4
.
a.
b.
c.
d.
9.
5
.
She
She
She
She
EXERCISE 5: IDIOMS
In some dialogues in the Listening Section, you will be
asked to paraphrase idiomatic expressions. Choose the best
answer.
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it is
EXERCISE 6: EMOTIONS
In some dialogues in the Listening Section, you will be
asked to draw conclusions about the feelings or emotions
expressed by the speakers. Words and phrases as well as the
tone of voice of speakers in the conversation will provide
information for your conclusions. Choose the best answer.
1.
a. He
b. He
c. He
d. He
2.
3.
4.
is worried
is happy
feels confident
feels tired
a. She
does
not
know
whether she did well
b. She thinks that she
improved her score
c. She believes that she
scored about 490
d. She is concerned about
the
reading
comprehension section
6. a. He
b. He
c. He
d. He
is surprised
is confused
does not agree
does not want to know
a. He wants to
wont
b. He does not
10
but he will
a. She believes that he is
. c. He wants to
having a bad day
will
b. She does not like the
d. He does not
man
and he wont
go, but he
want to go,
go, and he
want to go,
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5.
EXERCISE 7: SUGGESTIONS
1 a.
Buy dinner
. b.
Pay for part of the
dinner
c.
Tip the waiter after
dinner
d.
Prepare the dinner
2 a.
Return later
. b.
Telephone the security
guard
c.
Stay at the dorm
d.
Look for the key
3 a.
Find another bathroom
. b.
Use the bathroom in
the main lobby
c.
Ask the custodian to
unlock the bathroom
d.
Go to another building
8. a. Stay home
b. Go out after dinner
c. Find a baby-sitter
d. Take the children out to
dinner
9.
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to locate a bathroom
4
. a.
Get in line behind him
b.
Take a number
c.
Come back later
d.
Go to the end of the 10
5
line
. a. Buy a larger wallet
.
b. Keep the cards in his
a.
Go to another bank
book bag
b.
Open an account with
c. Carry fewer cards
the bank
d. Organize the cards
c.
Cash his check
d.
Make out the check for
twenty dollars
EXERCISE 8: ASSUMPTIONS
In some dialogues in the Listening Section, you must be
able to recognize remarks that register surprise, and draw
conclusions about the assumptions that the speaker may have
made. Choose the best answer.
1 a. The test would not be
.
timed
b. The test could be taken
home to complete
c. He would be able to use
his book during the test.
d. He would have to study
very hard for the test
2 a. The woman should not
.
receive her deposit
b. The old apartment was
not safe
c. The
new
apartment
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. a. She would not have
lunch
b. She would not start
dating Phil again
c. She would have lunch
with him
d. She would have to go
4
before lunch
.
a. She was younger
b. She
was
having
a
birthday party
c. She was joking with him
d. She would invite him to
5
her house
.
a. There would not be any
handouts
b. Anne would finish the
handouts
c. Anne would not make the
presentation
d. The presentation had
already been made
EXERCISE 9: PREDICTIONS
In some dialogues in the Listening Section, you will be
asked to make predictions about the future activities of the
speakers. Your prediction should be based on evidence in the
conversation from which you can draw a logical conclusion.
Choose the best answer.
1 a. He will probably leave
. b. He will probably order the
size orange juice they
have
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6. a.
b.
c.
d.
Get directions
Make a call
Make a reservation
Talk to the woman
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Leave at once
Call the highway patrol
Go home with the man
Drive carefully
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6. a.
b.
c.
d.
On a reservation
At a party
At a restaurant
In a bakery
and
a. She
thought
she
had
3
applied to the right school
. b. She attends an American
a. She will go away
university now
b. She will be sorry
c. She does not have to take 10 c. She will not quit her job
the TOEFL
. d. She will not buy him a
d. She graduated from an
present
American high school
a. She does not like plays
a. The woman was in line for a
b. She went to see the play
long time
with the man and woman
4 b. The man was in line longer
c. She had not planned to
.
than the woman
attend the play
c. The man registered quickly
d. She was not at the play
d. The woman did not register
a. He prefers staying at home
because he doesnt like to
travel
5 b. He prefers taking a plane
.
because the bus is too slow
c. He prefers taking a bus
because the plane makes
him nervous
d. He prefers traveling with
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the woman
Conversation Two
1
.
2
.
3
.
4
.
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5
.
a. She
has
stopped
smoking.
b. She does not want to get
married to the man.
c. She has asked the man to
quit smoking many times.
d. She is not in love with
the man.
a. Continue studying.
5 b. Go to the cafeteria.
. c. Cook dinner at home.
d. Eat pizza.
Conversation One
Conversation Two
2 a. Money.
. b. Money or credit cards.
c. Credit cards or checks.
d. Checks or money.
a.
3 b.
. c.
d.
Credit card.
Money.
Debit card.
Check.
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c. Wynn.
d. Wartin.
4 a. He will pay by check.
. b. He will have the amount
billed to his home address.
c. He will give the woman
cash.
d. He will come back to pay
when he is billed.
5 a. To make it clearer to
.
understand.
b. To make it longer to read.
c. To make it cheaper to
print.
d. To make it easier to use.
A clerk.
The womans husband.
A police officer.
A bank teller
Conversation One
Conversation Two
1.
1
.
2.
2
.
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3.
4.
5.
3
.
4
.
a. He wasnt well.
b. He was out of town.
c. He didnt know what to
do.
d. He forgot the time.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Uninterested.
Apologetic.
Sick.
Annoyed.
5
.
March.
May.
November.
December.
Talk Two
1
.
a. Sentimental tunes.
b. Plantation songs.
c. Hymns for churches.
d. Serious society music.
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2
.
3
.
a. Open
Thy
Lattice,
Love.
b. Oh, Susanna.
c. Old Folks at Home.
d. Beautiful Dreamer.
a. He was too young to
publish music at that
time.
b. His name was not yet
very well known.
c. He knew that some songs
would not be approved
by high society.
d. He reserved his name for
his most popular music.
a. Easy to remember.
b. Written for the piano.
c. Appropriate for society
events.
d. Very serious
a. He wrote many songs
during his career.
b. Only a few of his songs
were popular.
c. He was not successful in
his lifetime.
d. He wrote most of his
music for children.
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Talk Two
1 a. Heredity.
. b. Environment.
c. Birth order.
d. Motivation.
1 a. The
Knickerbocker
.
School.
b. The character of Natty
Bumppo.
c. The
Leatherstocking
Tales.
d. Writers for the New York
2
Evening Post.
.
a. Stories by Washington
Irving.
b. Five
novels
about
frontier life.
c. Serial in the New York
Evening Post.
3 d. Poems
by
the
.
Knickerbocker group.
a. A frontier hero.
b. An inept settler on the
frontier.
4 c. The son of an Indian
.
chief.
d. The last member of his
tribe.
a. Rip Van Winkle.
5 b. Washington Irving.
. c. Forrest Mohican.
d. Diedrich Knickerbocker.
a. Author,
the
Leatherstocking Tales.
b. Author, The Legend of
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c. Motivated.
d. Happy.
Sleepy Hollow.
c. Editor, the New York
Evening Post.
d. Professor,
the
Knickerbocker School.