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You will hear 10 questions. Some questions will begin with Wh-questions. Others will
be yes/no questions or polite requests. The answer to a yes/no question is sometimes a
statement without yes or no.
Example:
Haven't you filled out the application yet?
(A) They filled the jet with fuel.
(B) I've been too busy.
(C) I applied it over the surface.
The correct answer is (B). Note the no is implied in the response. The person was too
busy to take the time to complete the application. Choice (A) tries to confuse you by
repeating the word filled and with a similar sounding word jet for yet. Choice (C) tries
to confuse you by using applied in a different context. These are some words you
might hear in questions.
Vocabulary: Match the word with its definition. The first one has been done for you.
Practice
DIRECTIONS: Listen to the questions, which are followed by three responses. They
will not be written out for you. Choose the best response to each question.
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2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
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PRACTICE 2
You will hear 10 questions. Some questions will begin with Wh-questions. Others will
be yes/no questions or polite requests. The answer to a yes/no question is sometimes a
statement without yes or no.
Example:
Haven't you filled out the application yet?
(A) They filled the jet with fuel.
(B) I've been too busy.
(C) I applied it over the surface.
The correct answer is (B). Note the no is implied in the response. The person was too
busy to take the time to complete the application. Choice (A) tries to confuse you by
repeating the word filled and with a similar sounding word jet for yet. Choice (C) tries
to confuse you by using applied in a different context. These are some words you
might hear in questions.
Vocabulary: Match the word with its definition. The first one has been done for you.
Practice
DIRECTIONS: Listen to the questions, which are followed by three responses. They
will not be written out for you. Choose the best response to each question.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
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PRACTICE 3
You will hear 10 questions. Some questions will begin with Wh-questions. Others will
be yes/no questions or polite requests. The answer to a yes/no question is sometimes a
statement without yes or no.
Example:
The correct answer is (B). Note the no is implied in the response. The person was too
busy to take the time to complete the application. Choice (A) tries to confuse you by
repeating the word filled and with a similar sounding word jet for yet. Choice (C) tries
to confuse you by using applied in a different context. These are some words you
might hear in questions.
Vocabulary: Match the word with its definition. The first one has been done for you.
Practice
DIRECTIONS: Listen to the questions, which are followed by three responses. They
will not be written out for you. Choose the best response to each question.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
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PRACTICE 4
You will hear 10 questions. Some questions will begin with Wh-questions. Others will
be yes/no questions or polite requests. The answer to a yes/no question is sometimes a
statement without yes or no.
Example:
The correct answer is (B). Note the no is implied in the response. The person was too
busy to take the time to complete the application. Choice (A) tries to confuse you by
repeating the word filled and with a similar sounding word jet for yet. Choice (C) tries
to confuse you by using applied in a different context. These are some words you
might hear in questions.
Vocabulary: Match the word with its definition. The first one has been done for you.
Practice
DIRECTIONS: Listen to the questions, which are followed by three responses. They
will not be written out for you. Choose the best response to each question.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
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5. 10.
PRACTICE 5
You will hear 10 questions. Some questions will begin with Wh-questions. Others will
be yes/no questions or polite requests. The answer to a yes/no question is sometimes a
statement without yes or no.
Example:
The correct answer is (B). Note the no is implied in the response. The person was too
busy to take the time to complete the application. Choice (A) tries to confuse you by
repeating the word filled and with a similar sounding word jet for yet. Choice (C) tries
to confuse you by using applied in a different context. These are some words you
might hear in questions.
Vocabulary: Match the word with its definition. The first one has been done for you.
Practice
DIRECTIONS: Listen to the questions, which are followed by three responses. They
will not be written out for you. Choose the best response to each question.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
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5. 10.
PRACTICE 6
You will hear 10 questions. Some questions will begin with Wh-questions. Others will
be yes/no questions or polite requests. The answer to a yes/no question is sometimes a
statement without yes or no.
Example:
The correct answer is (B). Note the no is implied in the response. The person was too
busy to take the time to complete the application. Choice (A) tries to confuse you by
repeating the word filled and with a similar sounding word jet for yet. Choice (C) tries
to confuse you by using applied in a different context. These are some words you
might hear in questions.
Vocabulary: Match the word with its definition. The first one has been done for you.
4. in stock c. specimen
Practice
DIRECTIONS: Listen to the questions, which are followed by three responses. They
will not be written out for you. Choose the best response to each question.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
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4. 9.
5. 10.
1. express lane A: money in the form of notes and coins, rather than cheques or
credit cards
2. cash B: the amount of money a person earns
3. downtown C: unable to move
4. paycheck D: a place in a store where people who have few items can pay for
them more quickly
5. stuck E: in or to the central part of a city
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8. What does the woman want to A: At a pool.
discuss with Tina? B: At a school.
A: A news report. C: At an office.
B: A budget report. D: At a hospital.
C: A traffic report.
D: A weather report. 11. How does the woman feel about
her new job?
9. What time does the woman want to A: She likes it.
see Tina? B: She's bored.
A: 2:00. C: She feels terrible.
B: 7:00. D: She's uncomfortable.
C: 8:00.
D: 11:00. 12. How often does the woman get a
paycheck?
Questions 10 through 12 refer to the A: Once a week.
following conversation. B: Once a month.
C: Every two weeks.
10. Where is the woman's new job? D: Every two months.
PRACTICE TEST 2
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B: Work.
4. What is the man doing? C: Cook.
A: Mailing a letter. D: Read.
B: Replying to e-mail. 9. How does the man feel?
C: Answering the phone. A: Bored.
D: Repairing the computer. B: Tired.
5. What does the woman want to do? C: Angry.
A: Have lunch. D: Hungry.
B: Drink coffee.
C: Go to bed. Questions 10 through 12 refer to the
D: Take a seat. following conversation.
6. When will the man meet the 10. What is the man's job?
woman? A: Clock repair person.
A: At noon. B: Receptionist.
B: In ten minutes. C: Telemarketer.
C: At 5:00. D: Usher.
D: In fifteen minutes.
PRACTICE TEST 3
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weights or using other equipment
5. fitness room E: the use of money
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C: Swim. D: Exercise.
PRACTICE TEST 4
2. What does the woman want? 6. What does the man want help
A: A book. with?
B: Adhesive tape. A: Writing a report.
C: Envelopes. B: Sending mail.
D: Letter paper. C: Cleaning his office.
D: Fixing his computer.
3. What does the man suggest doing?
A: Placing an order. Questions 7 through 9 refer to the
B: Using the smaller size. following conversation.
C: Looking somewhere else.
D: Getting a bigger box. 7. How will the woman pay?
A: By check.
Questions 4 through 6 refer to the B: With a credit card.
following conversation. C: In cash.
D: With a money order.
4. How many phone calls did they
answer? 8. What is the woman buying?
A: Two. A: Cards.
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B: Shoes. B: At a park.
C: A book. C: At a business office.
D: A purse. D: At an airport.
9. How much does her purchase cost? 11. When were the contracts mailed?
A: $17.50. B: $25. A: Earlier in the week.
C: $75. D: $100. B: Yesterday morning.
C: Last night.
Questions 10 through 12 refer to the D: This morning.
following conversation.
12. What time is it now?
10. Where does the conversation take A: 7:00. B: 7:45.
place? C: 11:00. D: 11:45.
A: At a post office.
PRACTICE TEST 5
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A: Mr. Katz told her.
B: On the radio. Questions 10 through 12 refer to the
C: In the newspaper. following conversation.
D: On TV.
10. Where does the conversation take
Questions 7 through 9 refer to the place?
following conversation. A: In a restaurant.
B: In a stadium.
7. Where will they have the C: In a theater.
retirement party? D: In a train station.
A: In the conference room.
B: In Mr. Lee’s office. 11. How long will the woman have to
C: In the party room. wait?
D: In a restaurant. A: Four or five minutes.
B: Ten minutes.
8. How many guest will there be? C: Forty minutes.
A: 15.B: 16. D: Forty-five minutes.
C: 50.D: 60.
12. What does the man suggest
9. When will the party be? doing?
A: Tuesday. A: Making reservations.
B: Wednesday. B: Waiting.
C: Thursday. C: Trying another place.
D: Friday. D: Returning later.
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A: Leave a message. A: Thirty minutes.
B: Return later. B: One hour.
C: Make an appointment. C: Since 8:00.
D: Call back. D: Since 9:00.
3. Why does the woman want to see 8. Why is Janet late this time?
Mr. Curtis? A: She had a dentist appointment.
A: to show him some contracts B: She had to work late.
B: to give him a book C: She had to stop at the store.
C: to open a bank account D: She had to exercise.
D: to sell him a boat
9. How does the man feel?
Questions 4 through 6 refer to the A: Happy.
following conversation. B: Annoyed.
C: Sad.
4. Why did Mr. Cho stop work? D: Relaxed.
A: He’s been feeling tired.
B: He’s on vacation. Questions 10 through 12 refer to the
C: He was fired. following conversation.
D: He retired.
10. What is the man’s problem?
5. When did Mr. Cho stop work? A: The hotel lost his reservation.
A: Two days ago. B: The room is too expensive.
B: On Tuesday. C: He doesn’t like the room.
C: Last week. D: He lost his key.
D: Last month.
11. How long will the man stay at the
6. Why did the speakers like Mr. hotel?
Cho? A: One day
A: He told jokes. B: Two days
B: He worked hard. C: Three days
C: He cleaned the office. D: Four days
D: He bought them cookies.
12. How much does the room cost?
Questions 7 through 9 refer to the A: $65
following conversation. B: $155
C: $160
7. How long have the speakers been D: $165
waiting for Janet?
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