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Select the best response to | each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. | | Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people. You will be asked to answer | 41, Who most likely are they? | (A) Ajob candidate and an interviewer. | (B) Amarketing manager and a personnel | i manager. | (C) Co-workers who work in the same department | of a company. | (D) Aclient and a shop employee. Why is the man reluctant to transfer to another department? (A) He is happy with his current job. (B) He feels that he is not qualified for the open position, (C) He doesn't like the people in the Marketing Department. (D) He would have-to accept a pay out ifhe got hired. 43, What will the man probably do? (A) Putin his application and face the outcome. (B) Talk to his boss about getting more details. about the position. (©) Disregard the opportunity and wait for another time. (D) Work harder to be considered for the next promotion. 44, Who is the woman? (A) A visitor. (B)A building security guard, (C) A parking attendant. (D) An artist. 45, What suggestion does the woman receive from the man? (A) See the art exhibit. (B) Park in the underground garage. (C) Turn back and drive down to the intersection, {D) Walk back to her house. 46, What will the woman most likely do? (A) Drive back home. () Buy a ticket to the exhibit (C) Pay for the towing fee, (0) Park her car somewhere else.47, What is the man doing? (A) Arguing about the seat. (B) Searching for the right spot. (©) Trying to catch fish. (D) Moving to a different house. 4, How long has the man been here? (A) 15 minutes. (8) 30 minutes. (C) 60 minutes. 40) 120 minutes. ‘49, What does the woman suggest may be the reason for the man’s problem? (A) He is siting in the wrong pl (8) He is using the wrong bait. (@) He has be 00 long. {D) He is not thinking property waiting 50. What is the man doing? (A) He is trying to buy some clothing. (B) He is looking for a bank. (©) He is preparing'to start a business. (D) He is serving a customer. 51. Where will the man most likely go next? (A) To another store. {B) To the back part of the store. (C) To a fashion show. {D) To see a customer. 152. What is special about this place? (A) The items are reasonably priced. (B) Itis located close to the man's place. (C) Itcarries items that other stores don’t have. (0) Ithas been in business for many years. 59, What is the man asking the woman about? (A) An error made in his paycheck. (B) Awarning he had received at work. (C) The luinch menu at a restaurant he wants to goto. (D) Anotification of an unpaid bil 54, What will the man do? (A) Drop by the bank (B) Take care of a misunderstanding. (C) Call another electfician (0) Goon an errand. 55. When was the bill taken care of? (A) Wednesday. 'B) Thursday. >) Fri (D) This morning. When will the exhibition be held? (A) On the third ofthis month (B) Atthe end of October. (C) In a couple of weeks (0) After:three days. 57, How long does it take to send the items to the Detroit plant? (A) One day. (B) Two days. (C) Three days. (D) Five days. 58, According to the woman, why is the delivery being rushed? (A) To have plenty of time to deal with a problem if one occurs. (8) To prepare for the company’s move. {(€) To avoid running into the possibility of a stock shortage, —_ {D) Teo the demand of Mr. Johnson.em ook 59, How far did the man's team go in the tournament? (A) They reached the finals before getting defeated: — semifinals after beating the (C) They were defeated in the first round of the tournament. {D) They went all the way to the finals and won, ‘60. According to the woman, why did her team not compete in the tournament? (A) Many of her staff members were out of town on business, (B) Her boss does not like baseball very much. (C) Shé fell down the stairs and broke her ankle. {D) Her team members were too busy with work, 61, What does the man mention about some of the managers in the company? (A) They don't consider company morale to be very important. (8) They stress winning the tournarnent too much, (C) They worked very hard preparing for the tournament. (0) They waste too much time talking about sports. 62, According to the woman, why has the company gone over its budget this quarter? (A) Many employees are making unnecessary trips. (6) The staff members are staying at very ‘expensive hotels. (C) Their travel expenses have shot up. (0) The cost of insurance has more than doubled. 63, What does the man suggest they do to solve the problem? (A) Have mote people work from their homes. (8) Discriminate against those planning to travel. {C) Work out a better deal with the airline company. (0) Get the workers to pay for their own meats. 64, What does the woman say is the reason why the man's suggestion won't work? (A) People tend to get lazy working at home. (8) The management cannot judge which trips are absolutely necessary. (©) They rg ead geting a special rat rom the airine company They deal with. (D) The rest of the managers at the company don't think it’s a good idea. 65, Where is the conversation most likely taking place? (A) Atan ayto repair shop. (8) Ata gas station. (©) Ina computer store. (0) Alongside a freeway. 66, What does the woman say is the problem? (A) Her computer is down, {B) The car ignition doesn’t work. (C) The car uses too much gas. (0) Her brother doesn't give good advice. a What advice does the man give her? (A) Listen to her brothef. {B) Got a new car. (C) Have the car towed, (D) Replace the battery. 68, For how many nights will the man stay at the hotel? (A) One. (8) Two. (C) Three. (0) Seven. 69. What did the man request? (A) Room services (8) A wakeup cal (OX) yalet parking) {D) Cleaning service. 70, What will the man most likely be doing at 9 in the morning? (A) Giving a speech. (B) Having a meal. + (C) Swimming in the lake. (D) Taking a fight out.| PART 4 | Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 71. On which day does this message take place? (A) Saturday. (B) Monday. (C) Friday. (D) Tuesday. 72, Why s the caller getting this message? (A) All the lines are busy, (B) Itis a national holiday. (©) Everyone is out to lunch, (0) Itis after working hours. 73, What should those who wish to make a change intheir service do? (A) Stay on the fine, (B) Call back another time. (C) Press a button qn the phone. (0) Talk to an operator. 74, Who would most likely be liste (A) Teachers at local schools. (B) Community residents. (©) Students from out of town, (D) Entertainers. to this talk? 75, How often will the class mentioned be held? (A) Once a week (B) Twice a week. (C) Three times a week. + (D) Every day. What are those interested in the class asked to do? (A) Sign up today at the community center. (8) Speak with the coordinators after the talk. (C) Deposit a check into the bank account. (0) Take an admissions test after the talk TT. What does the speaker mention is special about Mr. Rowe? (A) He is the youngest person to head a company. (B) He has followediin the footsteps of his great father. ~~ (C) He made a lot of money by investing in stocks. (D) He is related to the company president. 78. Who does Sam ort (A) Mr. Smith (8) One of the investors. (©) The company CEO. (0) His father. is success to? 79, What will Mr. Rowe talk about? (A) How to getin on the good investments. (B) How to mae good bi (C) How to climb up the-cofporate ladder. (0) How to become optimistic about work, 80. What is the purpose of the speech? (A) To invite people fo a charitable function. (B) To introduce the next speaker. (C) To give thanks for the donations. (D) To announce an upcoming event. 81, Who is Mr. Gieane? (A) ABarrie County resident. (8) The mayor of Barrie County. (C) A government worker. (D) The president of a paint company. 82, According to Gus's report, what is considered to be most harmful to the environment? (A) Toxic sprays. (B) Secondhand smoke, (C) Gas fumes. (0) Toxic chemicals,- 83, What is the purpose of the announcement? {A) To invite staff members to a company event. (8) To call for an emergency meeting, | (C) To notify employees of future repair work on the elevator (0) To guide the listeners to safety. | 84. What does the speaker ask the listeners to do? | (A) Immediately speak to their supervisors. —! (B) Take the elevator up to the tenth floor. {C) Walk patiently ouf ofthe building, (D) Read through the safety manual 85, When should a listener talk to the boss? (A) If someone is not present. (B) Right after the announcement. (C) Before the end of the day. (D) The first thing in the moming, any. at ks. 86. Whatis the store celebrating? (A) The opening of a new store. (8) Arecord year for sales. (C) The retirement of a staff member. (0) An important anniversary. 87. When does the sale begin? (A) Today. (8) Friday. (C) Saturday. (0) Sunday. 88, When does the store open this Saturday? (A) 6am, (B)7 am. (C)8am, (9am, 89. When will the construction start? (A) January 15. (B) January 25. (C) March 15. (D) March 25, 90. According to the speaker, who will be mostly affected by the construction? (A) Sales staf (B) Receptionists. (C) Customers. (D) Staff members without cars. 81. Which of the following is NOT mentioned by the speaker? ~~ (A) All staff members should park in a specific, place. (B) Some ofthe employees shouik! commute by bus. (C) People who live close to the office should share a ric reps should speak with the receptionist. (0) Sales ‘92, What is causing the fight delays at Heathrow Airport? (A) Aflight accident. {B) The local weather. (C) A security alert. (0) The overbooking of fights. When was the flight or off? (A) 12 o'clock, (B) 2o'elock, (C) 5 o'clock. (0) 7 o'clock. inally scheduled for take- 94, What is being offered to the passengers at the second floor lounge? (A)Ameal. (8) Accommodations. (©) Snacks and drinks. {D) Flight tickets. 7 = 01| 95, What s the speaker doing? 98, What is being advertised? (A) Giving out an award (A) Atravel agency. (B) Introducing a guest. (B) A getaway resort. (C) Making a sales preser (C)Afitness center. (©) Conducting an interview. (©) Arestaurant. ‘What does the speaker sayis in plan for Codak 99, What does the speaker say about The Adonis in the early part of next year? and Aphrodite Paradise? (A) They will buy out a Japanese company. (A) Itis visited by many travelers. (8) They will shut down one oftheir factories. (B) There are over 500 rooms, (C) They will embark on a business partnership, (C) Famous people vacation there. (0) They will merge with another company. (0) itis situated near an ocean. Which of the following is NOT true about Codak ——_100, Which of the following is NOT part of the Incorporated? amenities offered? {A) thas aver 100,000 employees. (A) An animal show. (B) The company started a decad (8) Great cuisine, (C) thas a branch office in Japan. (©) Aswimming pool (D) The company is planning to add more plants, {D) Cycling. amen net > Cpronounee> 40STENING TEST In the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English. ‘The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes. There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the test book. PART 1 Directions: For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best deseribes what you see in the picture. Then find the number of the question on your answer sheet and mark your answer. The statements will not be printed in your test book and will be spoken only one time. Look at the example item below. 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You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 41, Whats the problem? . 44, What was the man supposed to have received (A) The man can't access something on his, rom Jones computer. (A) Fax, (B) The woman does not know how to use the + (B) Email, program. {C) Phone call m (©) The man is frustrated with his computer. (0) Mail (D) The woman's work is not going very efficiently, What did Julie do yesterday? (A) Loft a message. 42, Why does the woman recommend A & T store? (Son oreneniee (A) She has known the owner for years. (C) Received fax. {) Itprovides great service. (0) Talked to Mr. Jones. (C) The technician is her brother. (0) The store is having a sale now. 48, Whats the man worried about? (A) He won't have time to meet with the client. 43, What aro they talking about? (B) He thinks he is not managing his staff well. (A) The man’s company. (©) He might not have enough time to deliver the {B) The woman's job. order. t (C) The man’s computer. (D) He has not been able to respond toa client's (0) The woman's car. question.47, How long has the flight been delayed? (A) 1 hour, (B) 2hours, (C) Shours. (0) 4 hours. ‘48, What is the reason for the delay? (A) The weather condition is bad. (8) There’s a security complication ~ (C) An engine problem has occurred, {D) The airline staff made a booking mistake. 49, What will the man do? (A) Use another mode of transportation (B) Ask the client to come to the office (©) Schedule the meating for a later time. (0) Attend the serninar a lite early. 53. What does the woman want to know? (A) The price of the special menu. (B) Today's selection of food. (C) The brand of coftee available. {D) The year of the wine served. ‘What is being offered at no cost? (A) Drinks. (B) Dessert. (C) Appetizer. (0) Soup. What will the woman most likely do next? {A) Order food. (B) Pay for her meal, (C) Think of what to eat. (D) Eat her food, ‘What has Syivie done this morning? (A) Placed an order. (B) Ordered lunch, (C) Met with a client (D) Paid her phone bill. 51. Where is Sylvie? (A) At lunch. (B)Atthe factory, (C) Ina meeting, {D) In her office. 52, When is Syivie expected to return? (A) Inan hour. {(B) Intwo hours. (C) In three hours. (0) In four hours. on Where is the conversation taking place? (A) Ina bank, (B) Ata photo stucto. (C) nan accounting office. (0) Ata store opening: 87. What does the man want to do? (A) Write out a check. (8) Make an ID card, (©) Open a bank account. {D) Take a picture. What does the woman request from the man? (A) Some cash. {B) A discount coupon. (©) A picture 1D. (D) Some forms.man? ements 59, What will the wornan most ikely do today? (A) Go for @ job interview. (8) Visit the art gallery. (©) Ring up an oid friend (0) Meet with her brother. 160. On which part of the day is the conversation most likely taking place? {A) In the moming. {B) During lunch. (C) In the afternoon. (D) Inthe evening 61. What can be inferred about the man? (A) He works at the company the woman is applying to. (B) He is an avid art lover (C) He doesn't get along with his supervisor. (D) He is looking for a better opportunity 62, What does the man ask the wornan to do? (A) Attend a meeting on his behalt. (8) Take care of an existing client. (C) Drive him to his client's office. (0) Pick him up at 5 o'clock 63. Whyis the man asking for a favor? (A) He is tied up at his office. {B) He has to attend to something else, {C) He doesn't like working alone. (D) He has a family emergency to take care of. 64, When will Susan meet with Mike? (A) Before she goes on her appointment. (B) After she meets with the new client. (C) At three o'clock in the afternoon. {D) After she finishes with the emergency meeting, 65, Who most likely is Mr. Jackson? (A) The proofreader. (B) The author. (C) A publisher. (D) The photographer. 68. When will the final draft be ready? (A) In May. (8) This weekend. (C) Next week (D) At the end of this month. 02 67. How will they meet the deadline? (A) By receiving the pictures this month, (©) By hiring more writers. (©) By asking the staff to work overtime. (0) By getting an extension on the deadline. 68, What are they talking about? (A) An article the woman read in the local newspaper. (B)A plan for a surprise birthday party of a co-worker. (C)Aplace where the man can take his wife on a special day. (0) How the woman was proposed by her fiancé, 69, How does the man know of the place the woman had gone over the weekend? (A) He read itn the local paper. (8) His friend had mentioned it. (C) He went there before. (0) He fives nearby. 70. Which of the following does the woman mention about the place? (A) The price is very affordable. (B) The food is rather good. (G) Ithas a relaxing atmosphere. (0) Itis her favorite restaurant.PART 4 Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answor three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book 7. Who is Mike Lee? (A) A travel agent. (B)Ana (iA 1D) Adelivery employee. Why's the caller leaving the message? (A) To notify of a found fi (8) To contirm a flight reser (C) To report a missing i (D) To apologize for a mix-up. 73. What does the speaker request from the listener? (A) To call him back. (B) To pick up the bag, (C) To pay for the tickets. (D) To provide more information. 74. Whatis the main purpose of the announcement? (A) To tell the shoppers that the store will close soon. (8) To announce tomorrow's specials to the customers. (C) To thank the customers for shopping at the store. (0) To notify a change in the store hours to the customers. 75. Where should those interested in the special go? (A) To the vegetable section (B) To the checkout counter. (C) To the manager's office. (D) To the meat department. 76. How much is one kilogram of the European sausages? (A) Two dollars. (6) Four dollars. (©) Five dollars, (0) Ten dollars, 7. Who is Richard? (A)Achet (B) A waitperson. 78. Which of the following is NOT part of the set meals? (A) Wine, (8) loo cream. (0) Coffee, (0) Cake. 79. How much does fish dinner cost? (A) Five dollars. (B) Twelve dotlars. (©) Fifteen dollars (D) Twenty dollars, 80. Who is speaking? (A) The company president. (8) The sales manager. (C)A satisfied customer (D) An accountant. 81. According to the speaker, what did the sales manager say? (A) The sales have surpassed everyone's expectation. (B) Tho sales reps are working hard to meet their quotas, (C) The customers are not very satisfied with their service. (0) They need to increase the price of their products 82. What does the speaker say might happen at the end of the year? (A) The company will introduce a new product (B) The sales manager will get a promotion. (C) They will get the result of the survey. (0) The workers will receive a big bonus.er en set »sales nes 2 meet theit ied with {their .ppen atthe w product, motion. vey. onus. 83, Who is Ms. Boothby? (A)A folk singer. (8) The host. (C) An engi (D) Aconduct r. 84, Which of the following is mentioned about the Young Asia Ensemble? (A) The musical group was put together only recently, (B) All the members do not share the same nationality (©) The group is currently on a tour around Asia. (0) They specialize in natural acoustic sounds. 85. When will the mentioned groups perform at the festival? (A) Today, (8) This weekend. (©) Next week (D) Next month. 96, How often is the event held? (A) Once a year. (8) Once every two years. (C) Once every five years, (D) Once every ten years, 87, Who is Nathan Davidson? (A)A shipbuilder. (B)A scientist. (C) The convener. {D) A publisher. ‘88, According to the speaker, what is expected to happen toward the end of the year? (A) Another seminar will take place, (B) The research project will be completed. {C)A book will be published. (0) The world’s largest ship will be built. 89. Who is Michael Sanderson? (A) An actor. {B) The host. (0) Actitic. (D) The director. 90, What is “Dangerous Mission"? (A) Aradio show. (8) Afilm, {C) Abook. (D) A play. 1, What will be aired first? (A) An interview with the stars. (8) Commercial breaks. (C) Behind the scene stories. (D) The critic's opinion. 92, What is being advertised? (A) Electronics store. (8) Supermarket. (C) Record shop. (0) Painting store. 93. When will the event take place? (A) Today. (8) This weekend. (C) Next week (D) Next month. 94, Which of the following will NOT be part of the day's, event? (A) Price discounts. (B) Face paintings. (C) Performances. (D) Free giveaways. 31 0298. What is an appropriate topic of the report? (A) The government's plan to eradicate pollution in our air. - (B) The fishermen and their way of life in the sea. i (C) The death of thousands of fish in our lakes. (0) The toxic waste in the states’ rivers. 96. What cauised the problem mentioned? (A) The fumes from automobiles in the city. {B) The spilling of waste from local companies. (C) The lack of fund to clean up the city. (D) The mass exodus of city workers to other states. 97, According to the report, what is the government thinking of doing? (A) Banning fishing in the local lakes. (B) Hiking up fines for illegal dumping. (C) Building more waterways in the city. (D) Hiring more government officials. 98. Whyis the woman calling? (A) To order new equipment. (B) To set up a date for the move. {C) To give details of a day's event. (0) To make plans for the weekend. 99, When will Michael's staff be busy? (A) Thursday. (B) Friday. (© Saturday. (0) Monday. 100. What will Michael most likely do on Friday? (A) Help with the move. {B) Stay home. (C) Pack away personal items. (0) Set up the equipment. peelay? \ \ \ \ remem saatInthe Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English. |The entire Listening test wil last approximately 45 minutes, There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You-must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the test book. + For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best describes what you see in the picture. 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(8) Ajob applicant. (C) A potentiat employer. (D) Aphone operator. 42. What is the purpose of the call? (A) To inquire about an open position, (8) To check to see if something he sent has arrived safely. (C) To seek information about a company product. (0) To further discuss a job offer. 43, What does the woman ask the man to do? (A) Call back again later. (8) Come to the office in person. (C) Try another phone number. (D) Mail his résumé to her office, 44, How did the man learn of this place? (A) Ho saw an ad in the paper. (B) He was told about it by a close friend. (©) He was referred there by someone. (D) He found it by tuck, Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to | each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will 45, What does the woman mention is special about this place? (A) They carry clothes for heavy people. {B) They are very conveniently located (C) They sell the cheapest clothing in town. (D) They are very well known in the area. 48, What will the man do next? (A) Pay for his purchase. (B) Go to another store, (C) Walk up to the next floor. {D) Try on some clothes. = 03‘47, When was the report submitted? (A) Today. (B) Yesterday. (©) Last week. {D) Two weeks ago. 148, Why does the man want to meet with the woman? (A) To ask her to clarify something he does not understand. (B) To ask for her help in preparing for the presentation. {C) To discuss a personal problem with her. (0) To ask her to talk to his client. 49, When will the speakers most likely meet? (A) This afternoon. (8) This evening, {C) Tomorrow morning. (D) Tomorrow afternoon 50, According to the woman, what will most likely ‘cause the traffic to be congested? (A) Bush hour. (8) Bad weather. (©) Accidents. (D) Road construction 81. What will the man do first? (A) Walk down to the lobby. (6) Drop by Mr. Kim's office (C) Put on his coat. (0) Buy a train ticket 52. How will they get to Mr. Rowe's office? (A) They will drive there. (6) They will use public transportation. (C) They will geta lift from the woman. (D) They will walk there. 53. Where is the conversation taking place? (A) in a copy store. (B) In a restaurant. (C) Atan airport. (D) Ata post office. 54, What does the woman ask for? (A) Extra copies, (B) Some dessert. (C) The receipt. (D) A tow stamps. 155, What can be inferred about the place? (A) Itean hold me (B) ith (C) Itoloses (B) Itis conveni wy people at one time. tomers. eatly dur ly located in the kdays. ter of 56. When will the speakers arrive at the airport? (a) 12:00. (8) 1:00. (©) 3:00. (0) 4:00, 57. Whyis the man tired? (A) He has been traveling a lot lataly (8) He wor (C) He stil has jetlag, (D) He gave a long pres: '58, What does the woman suggest the man do? iy. {) Lie back on his chair. (C) Wake up a bit early in the morning (D) Prepare more for the presentation. more clesrol vont? indo? sae ORBEA 59. What does the man want to do? (A) Get his money back, (B) Take another product. (C) Buy a celtular phone. (0) Try some cakes. 60, What is NOT mentioned about the X-100 model? (A) ts applications. (B) Its price. (C) Its quality. (0) Its popularity 61, Whois the man speaking with? (A) Aco-worker. (8) Abank teller. (C) Abaker (0) Asalesperson. 62. How did the man find this place? (A) He read about itin a newspaper ad. (B) He heard about itthrough a person he knows. (C) It was referred to him by a real estate agent. {D) He saw an ad posted on the window. 63. According to the woman, what is special about this place? (A) tis conveniently located. (B) thas many rooms. (©) ltis very affordable. {D) Itopens with a special key. 64, What will the woman do first? (A) Remove the for-rent sign. (B) Walk up to the fifth floor. {C) Bring out a lease agreement. (D) Retrieve the key. 65. Why is the woman being complimented? (A) She was promoted to the director's position. {B) She convinced Mr. Shaw to sign a contract (C) Her proposal was accepted by the directors. {D) Her co-workers have positive feelings for her. (66. What does the man say? (A) She gave a great talk (B) She should work a bit harder. (C) She will have to give a speech (D) She won't get the contract. bss 03 67, Who does the woman say is responsible for the outcome? (A) The keynote speaker. (B) Her team members. (©) The directors. (0) The man. 68, Where was the man bon? (A) Toronto, (B) Detroit. (C) Buffalo. (D) Los Angeles. 69, When did the man move to the city he now? (A) When he was a child (6) Three years ago. (C) During his high schoo! days. (D) He was born here. 70. Who is the man’s roommate? (A) Dave, (B) Steve, (C) Larry. (D) Jane,PART 4 Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk, Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken ‘only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 71. What's the purpose of the announcement? (A) To inform people of a policy change. (8) To publicize a new product. (C) To introduce the new sales manager. (0) To show appreciation for ood work 72, What has happened in the past six months? (A) There was a change in management. (B) Sales have steadily inereased. (C) The company bought cut a hotel (0) The performance of the workers were evaluated, 73. What is going to happen this weekend? (A) Anew company sales goal will be set. (©) The staff members will go on a trip. (C) There will be a luncheon party. (D) A family get-together wil take place. 74, What is Ms. Bartlett's current position? (A) Chief Executive Officer. (8) Consultant. (C) News reporter. (0) Food ert 75, When will Susan leave her job? (A) Atthe end of this wook (8) Sometime next month, (C) Later this year. (0) Early next year. 76. What has the company started doing? (A) Importing food from Asia. (8) Seeking a new leader. (C) Hiring more consultants. (D) Reporting business news. AA 77. Who most likely is listening to this talk? (A) Journalists. (8) Golfers. (C) Security guards. (0) Referees. 78. How long is the event supposed to last? (A) One day. (B) Two days. (C) Seven days. {D) Twenty days. 79, What does the speaker ask the listeners to do? (A) Prepare for the competition. (8) Tum off their cell phones, (©) Take tums asking questions. (D) Talk tothe security guar 80. Who is the intended audience for this talk? (A) Grocery store clerks. (B) Health club instructors. (C) Restaurant employees. () Company workers. 81, Which of the following was NOT mentioned by the speaker when mentioning the menu? (A) Appetizers. (B) Desserts. {C) Beverages. (D) Entrées. 82, According to the speaker, where will the listeners be able to see the information? (A) Next to the snack stand. (B) In the lunchroom. (C) On the internet. (D) In the staff room.83. What is the talk mainly about? | (A) How to get a bargain during Christmas. (8) How to overcome stress at a workpla (C) How to become closer to family member | (0) How to drive safely during the holiday sea: | _ 84, Which of the following is NOT a tip mentioned by the speaker? (A) Don't drive alone. (B) Pull over when tired, (©) Drink a lot of coffee, (D) Do not drive too late. 85. How often is the show aired? (A) Every day. (8) Once a week (0) Twice a week (D) Only on weekdays. ‘86, What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To alert customers about a new dish. (8) To notify the staff about the new location of the restaurant, (C) To gather suggestions about a new menu for the place. (0) To announce a new chef for the restaurant. 87. What is going to happen at the end of the month? (A) They will move out to a new place. {B) The chef will renegotiate his contract. (C) A French restaurant will open next door. (0) The theater will hold its first Broadway play. _ 88, What is mentioned about the place? (A) Ithas recently opened. {B) Ithas a long history. | __ (©)Ithas the best food in town. (0) Itis very busy. ed by listeners 89, Who Is the speaker most ikely addressing? (A) A group of new employees. (B) A bunch of managers. (C) Some volunteer guides. (0) Cafeteria workers. 90. Who most likely is Mr. O'Brien? (A) The personnel manager. (B) The keynote speaker. (C) The company policy maker. (D) The production manager. $1. When will the listeners tour the factory floor? 0 3 (A) At 11:00. (B) At 12:0 (At 1:30, (0) At3:00, 92, According to the speaker, what is the goal of the survey? (A) To see if they can collect more money. (8) To find collections of old art. (C) To look into the cause of the damages. (0) To find ways to fix the damages. 93, What does the result of the survey report? (A) The place is beyond repairs. (8) The building is need of repairs. (C) The structure is in good condition. (D) The gallery is due for paint job. 94, What does the consultant advise? (A) To move to another more suitabio place. (B) To buy more art at the auction. (C) To recruit more volunteers to help out. (D) To respond right away to reduce future costs. 4595, What is the talk mainly about? (A) The tour sites of the city. (B) The local businessmen. (C) The makeup of the city. (D) The famous shopping centers. 96, Which ofthe following is NOT mentioned about the underground structure? (A) ttconsists of many different types of shops. {B)Itis connected to places throughout the city. (C) It protects people from bad weather. (D) tis fully air-conditioned. What is mentioned about the weather in Toronto? (A) Itgoes up and down, B) Itis (C) Itis stable (D) Itis very windy. 98, According to the speaker, who would most benefit from multitasking? (A) Those who are too busy to exerci (B) People who are health conscious. (©) Cyclists who are seeking challenges. (D) People who live close to their workplace. 99. Which of the following is NOT a benefit mentioned by the speaker in the example given? (A) One can get a good workout. (B) One can learn to relax. (C) One can save some money. (D) One can finish work faster. 100. What will those who participate in the event receive at no cost? (A) Ameal @ Abicyele (C) Aheatth club membe (D) Arelaxation massage. ajoned me,In the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English. ‘The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes, There are four parts, and directions fare given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the test book. PART 1 Directions: For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best describes what you see in the picture. Then find the number of the question on your answer sheet and mark your answer. The statements will not be printed in your test book and will be spoken only one time. Look at the example item below. Example Statement (B), “The man is working at the desk.” is the best description of the pioture, so you should select answer (B) and mark it on your answer sheet. ac aeiaiacearai61 an pri ctints1. 12. 13. 14 15. 16. "7. 1B. 19, 24. 25. PART 2 Directions: You will hear a question or statement and three responses spoken in English. They wil be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 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Mark your answer on your answer sheet.will the room, g sien clonnaone sheet. sheet. sheet. sheet. sheet. sheet. sheet. PART 3 Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 41, What does the man’s boss want him to do? (A) Cancel his dental appointment, (B) Move closer to the workplace. (C) Rearrange the furniture in the office, (0) Pick up the president from the airport 42, When will they get together to discuss the issue? (A) Monday. (B) Tuesday. (C) Thursday. (0) Friday. 43, What does the man say he will do Friday? (A) Attend a meeting with the boss. (8) Goona business trip. (C) Visit his dentist's office. {D) Work in his office. 44, Why's the woman thinking of taking a trip to Chicago? (A) To persuade someone. (6) To take a vacation. (C) To visita friend, (0) To accept an offer. = 04 45, How will the woman travel? (A) By bus. (B) By subway. (C) Bycar. (D) On foot, 48, What will the man do for the woman? (A) Buy her a ticket (B) Give her a lift to the station (C) Go with her on her trip. (D) Talk to her client, 5Bee — ‘a7. Why did the man detay his tip? (A) He got a discount on a later fight. {B) His meeting got postponed. (C) His fiend could not make iton time (0) He couldn't book a hotel room. 148, According to the woman, why is it hard to reserve ‘a room in New York this week? {A) The hotel workers have gone on a strike (B) Many visitors have swarmed the city (C) Some of the hotels aren't accepting bookings: (0) Alarge deposits required for reservations. 49, What can be inferred about the man? (A) He is a good businessinan. (8) He has some good contacts. (C) He travels alot (0) He has a lot of money. 50, Whatiis the man looking for? (A) An extra desk. (B) The meeting room. (C) Areport. (0) A pharmacy. 1. Who has what the man is looking for? (A) John. (B) Mr. Sato. (C) His secretary. {D) The director. 552, What does the woman advise the man to do? (A) Take it easy. (B) Work harder. (C) Give a speech. (D) Exercise more. 153, What will the man do this weekend? (A) Go to his brothers piace. (8) Watch a theatrical play. (C) Check out a film. (0) Aitend a musical performance. 54, What does the woman offer the man? (A) Free tickets. (8) A videotape. (C) Some popcorn (0) Aclassical book. 155, Where does the woman’s brother work? (a) Ata the (B) Ata bookstore ) Ata travel agency. tor. DJAta hotel. 56. Who did the man hear the news from? (A) His boss. (8) Jack (©) The director. (D) Asaies rep. 57. Who is going to be the most affected by the news? (A) The directors. (8) The middle manage (C) The sales staf (D) The new employees. 58. Why is the sensor being installed? (A) To prevent the machines from overeating. (B) To stop accidents from oceurring. (C) To keep out intruders. (D) To cut down on overhead costs. iithe heating. 59, Why is Rick having a party? (A) To celebrate his birthday. (B) To welcome people to his new place, (C) To publicize his recent promotion, {D) To entertain an important client. ‘60, What will the woman be doing during lunch? (A) Meet with Eric. (B) Shop for a gift. (C) Attend a party. (0) Pick up her car. @1, Why did the man use public transportation today? (A) His car isin the auto repair shop. (B) He can't afford the price of gas anymore. (C) His usual ride was not available. (D) He got rid of his car. 62, What will he man do today? (A) Prepare for a presentation. (8) Make a speech. (C) Look for a job. {D) Compete in a race. 63. How does the man feel? (A) Salt-assured. (8) Sett-con: (©) Fortunate, (0) Terrible. is, 64, What does the man say he will do if they get caught in traffic? (A) Take another road. (8) Run to the meeting place. (C) Call and delay the meeting. {D) Have someone else attend the meeting. 65, What are they discussing? (A) Anew account they won, (B) A person they both work with (C) Anewly recruited employee. (0) Acollege they both attended. 66, Who will the new employee work closest with? (A) Sean, (8) John. (C) Janice. (0) Ron. 67. How did Henry learn about the company? (A) He read an ad in the paper. (B) He was told about it by someone he knows. (C) He used to work for the company before. (D) He was approached by a job recruiting agency. R 04 68. Where is the conversation taking place? (A) Ata movie theater. (B) Ata hotel front desk. (C) In a computer store. (D) Ina restaurant, 69. What seems to be the problem? (A) Ammistake has occurred in the bill. (6) The service at the restaurant was slow. (C) The food was delivered to the wrong room. {D) The computer is not working properly. 70. What did the man do in the morning? (A) He met a client. (B) He watched a movie. (C) He stayed in his room, (D) He was taking care of a problem,PART 4 Directions: You wil! hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer | three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each TI. Who is Mr. Paget? (A) Achet. (8) Ahotel manager. (C) A teacher. (D) A grocary store clerk 72. According to the speaker, what is his main job? (A) To great the customers. (6) To think up new dishes. {C) To conduct cooking lessons. (D) To stock fresh ingredients. 73, What does the speaker ask those who have questions to do? (A) Jot them down and ask later. (B) Talk to Mr. Paget right away. (C) E-mail them to him after the talk. (D) Approach him before the talk. 74, Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) Atour guide. (B) Acateteria worker. (©) Awaiter. (D) Acompany employee. 75. What time does the place open? (A) Atten. (B) Atnine. (C) Ateight. (D) At seven, 76, What is available throughout the day? (A) Sandwiches. (B) Hot meals. (C) Hot coffee. {D) Light snacks, question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken | only one time and will not be printed in your test book. TT. How often does the show air? (A) Every day. (B) Once a week (©) On (0) Tw nds, XK. aw 78. Who might be interested in listening to the show? (A) Those who collateral (B) People who wi businesses (C) People who want to mak (D) Those who are seeking careers as consultants. nt to borrow money without 79, How can the listeners ask Morris questions? (A) By coming to the show. (€) By sending e-mails. {C) By calling the station. (0) By talking to him in person. 80, Why is the caller leaving a message? (A) He is returning a phone call (6) He wants to book tickets to the opera. (C) He hopes to get a discount on future tickets. (D) He can't attend the performance tomorrow. 81. According to the speaker, what should Mr. Duvall do by 5 p.m.? (A) Pay for the tickets. (B) Reserve seats. (C) doin a group. (D) Show up at the theater. How can Mr, Duvall get the discount? (A) By showing up at the theater early. (8) By paying for the tickets in cash {C) By making a phone call (0) By becorning a member.inswer > each spoken >the show? without resiments, stions? era. 119 tickets. omorrow. Mr, Duvall : ; t ¥ 83. Where is the speech taking place? (A) Ata classroom, 8) Ata library. (C)Ata museum. (0)Atan exhibition, 84, According to the speaker, which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reflection of life of the Old Town? (A) Pictures. (B) Papers. (0) Artworks. (D) Books, 85, Who helped make this exhibition happen? (A) Alocal bookstore. (8) An art galtery. (C) Acommunity library. (D) The town mayor. ‘86. Why is the caller leaving the message? (A) To invite Mr. Jackson to make a presentation. (8) To respond back to a call made earlier. (C) To ask the receiver to send a quote. (0) To ask questions about a proposal. 87. When is the closing date? (A) In two weeks. (6) In three weeks. (C) In five weeks. (0) In six weeks. What should Mr. Jackson do if he has any questions? (A) Refer to the guide (B) Look on the website. (C) Phone Ms. Erickson. (0) Call the head architect. 89, What is the purpose of the speech? (A) To congratulate his mother on achieving her goal. (8) To thank those who helped him win the award. (C) To launch a new electronic gadget. (0) To reveal the secret to making money. 90, How did the speaker first become interested in his field of work? (A) He took a class in school. {B) His mother introduced him to it (C) His friend got him a job. (0) He read about it in a magazine. 81. Why does the speaker say he is a lucky man? x (A) He makes a living doing what he likes. 0 Z (8) He has a very wealthy mother. (C) He travels all over America. (D) He has enough time for his hobbies. 92, Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) tour guide. (B) Mr. Blackbum. (C) Ahistory teacher. (D) A restaurant host. 93, What does the speaker say about historic Wetherby Mansion? (A) itis haunted. (B) lis very old (C) Itis traditional. (D) Itis in the city. 94, Which of the following best describes Blackbum ‘Tower Park? (A) Itis located on the outskirts of the city. (B) The place has become a landmark of the city. (C) There are hills near the place, (0) Itis owned by the famous Lady Wetherby. 59;. What is the purpose of the speech? 98. Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) To say goodbye to the leader of the company. (A) Family restaurant staff q (6) To congratulate a co-worker on his success. (B) Retail storeowners. Ee (C) To give a toast to the graduating students. (C) Electricians. j (D) To welcome the new president of the (D) Mechanics. company, f 98, What is implied about the products Activate Tools \ 96, When did Mr. Brown start working for the sells? ty company? (A) Alot of care has been put into their making. (a) In 1965, (6) They are made to target the upper-class | (8) Four years ago. market. i (C) After graduating from college. (C) They are only sold in specific stores. i (D) Right after he finished serving in the Marines. {D) They are tailor-made only by order. 97. What does the speaker say about Mr. Brown? 100, Which of the following is NOT included in the (A) He will be a great president. company’s plan? (B) He Is the most successful leader to date. (A) The plan to add another department. (C) He is going to join the army soon. (B) The plan to break into the intemational (0) He goes to school at nights. market. (C) The plan to build tailor-made items to suit each customer's needs. 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The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book, ‘41, What is the man waiting to hear? 44, Why did Ms. Sato postpone her trip? | (A) The result of his promotion. (A) She was not satisfied with her presentation (B) The date of his next business trip. material. {C) The announcement of his next job. (B) She suddenly had to attend to other business. (D) The location of his new office. (C) She woke up late and missed her early flight. ae (D) She could not get a plane ticket to Chicago. ‘42. How will the man hear about the news? - | (@)Fromhis boss. 45, When will the speakers attend the meeting? © (8) From a display board. (A) 10:00, 0 5 _ __ ©)From the company newsletter. 8) 11:00. get. © (0) From a phone call from his manager (©) 11:30. (D) 12:00. eet. 43, What does the woman think of the man? z (A) He should get along with his boss better. 46. What will the man most likely do before the et. meeting? 98k. : (B) He has been slacking off lately. 4 ©)Heisan excettent speaker. (A) Calf his client. et. (D) He is good at what he does. (B) Make a plane reservation. (C) Speak to Ms. Sato. vet. (0) Make copies of the proposal. vest. rest. rest. rest. heet. heet. sheet. sheet. sheet. sheet.——— 47, Where are they? (a) Ata riverside. (B) Ata hotel (©) Ata restaurant (D) Ata park. 48, Why is the man apologizing to the wornan? (A) He forgot to make a reservation. (B) One of his staff members made a mistake. (C) He does not know how to use the computer (0) The restaurant is closed for business today. ‘49, What does the man offer the woman? 1 (A) A free meal coupon. (B) A discount on the room. (C) Awalk in the park. (D) Internet access. 50. Why did the woman drop by George's garage? (A) To puton some new tires (8) To talk to George. {C) To take care of a bil. (0) To get an oil change. 51. Why did the man take his car somewhere else? (A) He was not happy with the service at George's garage, (®) He found a cheaper place closer to his apartment (©) The mechanic who took care of his car did a terrible job. (D) The woman had recommended another place tohi 52, According to the man, what happened to the mechanic he knows at George’s garage? (A) He got fred. (B) He was promoted (C) He started his own business. (D) He went to work for another shop. 53, When does the meeting begin? (a) 11:00. {B) 12:00. (©) 1:00. (0) 2:00. ‘Why do they have to take off early for the conference? (A) To have lunch with some clients. (B) To prepare for the presentation (C) To talk to the event organizer. (D) To avoid getting stuck in traffic. 55. Where is the man going now? (A) Toa meeting. (8) To see a client {C)7o have lunch. (0) To get sore equipment. 56, When did the woman first make the call? (A) Last week. {B) Afow days ago. (C) Yesterday. (D) Today. -. Who most likely is the man? (A) Adootor. (B) A weather reporter. (C) A photocopier technician. (D) Anewspaper employee, 58, What is the problem? (A) The weather {B) The man has come down with a cold. (C) Some important papers are missing (D) The copier is not working properly. iddenly gotten very coldary cold. 59, Where does the man want to go? (A) To City Hall, (B) Toa park, (C) To the post office. (0) To the pharmacy. 60. How will the man get to his destination? (A) By car. (®) By bus. (C) By bicycle. (0) On foot. 61, How long wil it take for the man to get to his destination? (A) Five minutes. (©) Ten minutes, (C) Thirty minutes, (D) Sixty minutes. 62, How did the man get to work this morning? (A) He drove his car. (8) He took public transportation. (C) He got a ride with a co-worker. (0) He walked, What has the woman been thinking of doing? (A) Taking the bus to work. (8) Getting rid of her car. (C) Catch up on her reading {D) Changing her insurance company, 64. What does the man suggest the woman do? (A) Sell her car. (@) Take the subway. (C) Read more books. (0) Buy more insurance. 65. What are they discussing? (A) Problems at their factory. (8) One of their loyal customers (C) The possibilty ofa big deal (0) Their upcoming business tr 68. Why is Mr, Sanchez coming? (A) To check out the plant (8) To present a deal (C) To make a sale. (D) To give a speech. 67, Why does the man want to take off early? (A) To avoid heavy trafic. (8) To catch an early flight (C) To meet a client at the factory. (D) To close a deal 68, Why did the man go to the mall? (A) To buy some groceries. {B) To get some medicine. (C) To renta video. ket 69. What does the man mention about the supermarket? (A) Itis located in the mal. (6) It sells over-the-counter drugs (C) Ittakes about half an hour to get there on foot. (0) topens early on Tuesdays. 70. What day is it today? (A) Monday. (8) Tuesday, (C) Wednesday, (0) Thursday, n| PART 4 a _—N, _ Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response fo each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 71. When will the move take place? (A) Wednesday. (B) Thursday. (©) Friday. {D) Monday. 72, What does the speaker recommend the listeners do? (A) Show up an hour eartier than the movers. (8) Pack away their personal goods. {C) Help look for some lost iterns. (0) Dress formally for the occasion. 73, What will be provided to the listeners on the day of the move? (A) A free meal. (B) Extra pay. (C) Aride home. (D) Aparty 74, Why is the speaker leaving the message? (A) To postpone her appointment. {B) To set up a job interview. (C) To report an accident on the road. {D) To get the number of a co-worker. 75. Where most likely is the caller now? (A) Ather office. {B) On the subway. (C) Ata hospital. {(D) Inher car. 76. When does the caller say that she will be available? (A) Right now. (@) This evening, {C) Next week. (0) This weekend. 77. What does Acadernic Enterprises provide? (A) Educational books. (8) Free consultations. (C) Free delivery services. (©) Training classes. 78, What should a caller with a question about a delivery do? (A) Press 1 (8) Press 2. (C) Press 3. (0) Press 4. 79, Who should wait on the line? (A) Those who ate already customers. (8) Those who do not want to deal with a machine, (C) Those who don’t have touch-tone phones. (D) Those who do not know the extension number | 90, Where is the talk most likely taking place? (A) Ata hospital (B) Ata public school. (C) Ata theater (0) Atan art gallery. g : z : 81, Who is Dr. Cummins? (A) Adaneer. (8) An artist. (C) The headmaster. (0) The producer. 82. Which of the following was mentioned by the speaker? (A) The performers spent hours putting togethet the show. 3 {B) Ms, Wong is the leading dancer of tonights performance. (©) The theater is a full house for the first time since its opening. {D) Allof the dancers are up-and-coming professionals.83. Whats implied about today's event? (A) There are more people in the audience than anticipated (8) Today's event is one of the best events ever put on. (C) The audience members have waited a tong time for it. (0) twas very difficult to get tonight's quest speaker. ‘What does the speaker mention about today’s guest speaker? (A) Hes a university student. (8) Heis a history teacher. (C) Heis a very good talker. (0) He is very famous worldwide. 85. What will happen next? (A) The audience members will take an intermission break. {B) The guest speaker will take the stand, (C) The speaker will give a brief introduction of the day's event. (0) The day’s event will come to an end. 86. According to the speaker, who is in need of their help? 28. ___ (A) People without homes. suber (8) Runaway teenagers. {C) Local orphanages. {D) Unemployed members of society. What is the speaker asking the listeners to do? (A) Donate some money. (8) Volunteer time at a charity function. (C) Give unused blankets. (0) Prepare a Christmas present. 88. When will they be contacted by the charitable organization? (A) Before the end of today. (8) Toward the end of this week. (C) Early next week, the (0) On Christmas Day. gether ight’s time 89. Where is the announcement most likely taking place? (A) Ata mall {B) Ata coffee shop. {C) Ata sandwich store, {D) Ata doctor's office. 90. When will the special offer end? (A) At noon. (B) This evening, (C) Tomorrow. (0) This weekend 91. What is the original cost of a sandwich set? (A) Two dollars. (B) Three dollars. (C) Four dollars. (0) Six dollars. 92, Who is listening to the talk? (A) Hotel employees. (8) Guests. {C) Fitness instructors. (0) Restaurant staff 93, Which of the following is offered for free? (A) Men’s and women's spas. (B) Astylish bathing su (C) Amuscie rubdown, (D) Aworkout training lesson. ‘94, What is available at the reception desk? (A) A discount coupon. (B)Aday's pass. (C) Workout outfits. (O) Squash rackets.VeGuO~" 95, What is the main purpose of the report? (A) To publicize the grand opening of a plant. (B) To report the unemployment rate of the city. (C) To broadcast the signing of a big deal. (D) To announce the downsizing of a company. 96, Which country will be most affected? (A) Malaysia. ¥ (B) Canada (©) Austratia (0) England. 97. What did the representative of the Triton Tire Company announce today? ill be fired, -ompany is planning to expand. (all (D) Anew branch office will open in Europe wed, 98, Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) The shoppers. (@) The child's custodian {C) Tho office managers. (0) The administrative stat. 99, Where is the managers office located? (A) On the ground floor. (B) On the second floor. (©) On the fith floor. (D) On the basement floor. +100. Which ofthe following best desoribes Damian's condition now? (A) He isd (®)He (D)He istressed stimulated. impressed. grieved. nnvnian's| LISTENING TEST In the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English. The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes. There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the test book. PART 1 Directions: For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best describes what you see in the picture. Then find the number of the question on your answer sheet and mark your answer. The statements will not be printed in your test book and will be spoken only one time. Look at the example item below. Example Statement (B), “The man is working at the desk.” is the best description of the picture, so you should select answer (B) and mark it on your answer sheet.cunwa 3701. 2 13, 4. 15. 16. "7. 18. 19. 21. 22, 82 PART 2 Directions: You will hear a question or be spoken only one time and will not be question or statement and mark the letter (A), ( Example You wil he Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ‘Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ‘Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. printed statement and three 26. 27. 28. 29, 30. 1 English. best respon s spoken, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ‘Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ‘Mark your answer on your answer sheet. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.i F ' I & i f PART 3 - three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations wil be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book 41, Where is the woman going today? 44. When is the date of the conference? bition A) This Mond ot return Who most likely is going to make the presentation in New York?} | 47, Why is the man relieved? (A) John has finally returned from his vacation. (B) A replacement for a vacant position has been found, (©) The ads Henry took out are bringing in results. (0) A high-paying job has been offered to him, 48, Where did Henry work before? (A) Ata newspaper company. (B) Ata computer internet company, (C) Ata job recruiting agency. (D) At the company’s branch office. 49, What will happen next Monday? (A) The company ad will be printed. (B) Abranch office will open. (C) Anew employee will start a job. (D) There will be a retirement party for John, 50, Where is the conversation most likely taking place? (A)Ata toy store. (8) Atan airport (©) Ata record store. (D) Ata travel agency. 51, What does the man complain about? (A) How heavy his bag is. (B) How far the airport is. (C) How expensive the tickets are. (D) How difficult itis to get home. 52, What can be inferred about the woman? (A) She does not like to travel (B) She only buys expensive things. (C) She has many children. (D) She has been here many times. 84 53, What are they talking about? (A) The college the woman had attended. (B) newspaper article the woman had read. (C) The economic situation of the nation. (D) The man's new employment opportunity. 4, According to the man, what did his friend recently do? (A) Graduate from school. (B) Land a new job. (C) Starta business. (D) Write a newspaper article, 55, When did the man graduate from college? (A) A year ago. (B) Two years ago. (©) Three years ago (O} Four years ago. ‘58. Where most likely is the conversation taking place? (A) Atan electronics store. (8) Ina truck. (C) Atacity port. (0) ina warehouse. ‘57. Why did Mr. Brown call? (A) To place an order. (B) To request a quick delivery. (C) To change his order. (D) To talk to the truck driver. 158. According to Dave, where will the truck driver first 90? (A) To the Bad Boys Electronics Store. (8) To the company warehouse. (C) Tb the computer department. (0) To his truck.Iriver first 159, What is the man doing? (A) Buying a computer. (8) Showing off his new purchase. {C) Typing up some work. (0) introducing his brother. 60, What happened to the man’s old computer? (A) He lost it. (B) He broke it. (C) He sold it (0) He returned it. 61. What does the woman say about the laptops? (A) They are very expensive. (6) They don't weigh very much, (C) They have gotten smaller. (D) They are well designed. (62, What lod to the decision made by the boss? (A) The experience of the candidates. (B) The words of advice from Mr. Lee. (C) The work ethics of Ms. Simpson. (0) The interest shown by the employees. 63. Who got the position? (A) Ms. Sanchez. (8) Mr. Miller. (C) Mr. Lee. {D) Mr. Harris. 84, According to the woman, why did Ms. Simpson drop out of the race? (A) She felt that she was not qualified (8) She was not festing well (C) She is not interested in working harder. (0) She has other things to do. 65, How will they getto the city? (A) By train. (B) By bus. (C) By car. (0) By ferry. e O€ 66, When will they meet Mr. Johnson? (A) At o'clock. {B) At4 o'clock. {C) AtS o'clock, {D) At6 o'clock, 67. Why didn't Mr. Johnson go on the trip? (A) He couldn't catch a flight. (8) His olient canceled the meeting (C) There was a reservation mix-up at the hotel. (0) The train stopped running 68, What are they discussing? (A) Aproject they are currently working on. (©) The possible leader of the next project. (C) The material to be used in their project. (0) Their co-workers in the company. 9. According to the man, who does he think is a good person to lead the project? (A) Rick (B) Joe. (©) Jan. (0) Mr. Brown. 70. What can be inferred about Joo? (A) He is young, (8) He is smart (C) He is aggressive. (0) He is eager to lead the project. a5PART 4 Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), oF (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken ‘only one time and will not be printed in your test book. TI. According to the speaker, what is the current road condition of Highway 7? (A) Itis at a complete standstil (8) Itis moving without much trouble. (C) tis moving at a very slow pace ot cd off due to the accident. 72, What does the speaker advise the motorists to do? (A) Leave their cars at home today. (B) Take alternative roads. (©) Koop their ears open for any changes. (0) Make sure to have their insurance cards with them. 73. When will the next update be aired? (A) In ten minutes. (B)At7o’ (C) nan hour. (D)At 9:30. 74, Who is the intended audience of this, announcement? (A) The caretakers. (B) The new workers. (C) The advertisement staff (0) The cafeteria workers, 75, Where will the meeting take place? A) In the engineering building, (8) At the Advertising Department. (C) At Building 5. (0) Inthe company eatery. 76, What does the speaker say will be available at the meeting? (A) Engineering information. + (B) Some beverages. (C) Advertising tips. (0) Some snacks. 77. What will they most likely do at the Orchid Café? e some coffes. | eet all the participants. 78. What does the speaker imply about the day? (A) tis going to be a physical day. (B) There will be different types of food availabl (C) The day will be perfect for the walk. (D) The hiking trip will be somewhat dangerous. 79. What will they do next? (A) Visit Rotary Lookout. (B) Walk up the natural tral (©) Enjoy the beautiful flowers. (0) Enter the café, 80. Who most likely is the speaker? (A) The cotfes shop owner. (8) Amember of the design team (C)A photographer. (D) The office receptionist. 81, Why did the speaker invite the listeners? (A) To ask them to help design the prototype. (8) To get their honest opinions about the workplace. (C) To see their response product, (0) To chat informally over a cup of cottee. in regards to the new Why does the speaker NOT want the listeners to reveal themselves? (A) He wants candid opinions. (B) He doesn't want to embarrass them. (C) He is not interested in knowing them. (D) He doesn't know any of their names,af6? lable, ous. rew ers to 83, What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To introduce an investment opportunity {B) To educate the staf to work more efficiently (C) To notify people about the resuits of a meeting, (0) To announce the date of a future meeting ‘84, What took place yesterday? (A) The company’s annual sale. (B) Adistribution of the company's stock shares. (C)A shareholder's meeting, (0) Avisit to the plant floor. 85. How will they change the course of action? {A) By asking a team of consultants to scrutinize their operations. (6) By distributing the company's stock shares among the emp {C) By having a meeting to find solutions. (0) Byhiring more workers to run their operations. ‘more smoothly 86, Who most likely is giving the talk? (A)Achet. (8) Awaiter. (C) Awine connoisseur. (D) Agrocery st&te fark. 87, What is mentioned about the day's special? (A) tis offered at a discounted price. (8) itis available only for a limited time. (C) Ithas just been added to their menu. (0) Itcomes with a choice of vegetables. '88, How is the chicken dish prepared? (A) tis tried (©) itis baked (C)Itis char grilled. (0) Itis steamed. 89, What s the listener being asked to do? (A) Have a seat in the waiting area. (6) Walk in to see Ms. Thompson. (C) Take some papers home to fil them out (0) Provide some information in writing = 06 90, What should Mr. Anderson do if he has any queries? (A) Call a special number. (B) Talk to the speaker. {C) Consutt with Helen. {D) Refer to a guidebook. 91. Where is the conversation taking place? (A) At Mr, Anderson’s office, (B) Ata doctor's office. (©) Ata pharmacy counter. (D) At & hair treatment center. ‘92. Why is Mr. Reid being delayed? (A) His plane is not able to take off. (B) He could not book a flight ticket. (©) He has to attend to something else. (D) His secretary is not back from New York. 93. When is Mr. Reid expected to arrive in New York? (A) Aten. (8) Atnoon. (©)Atone, (D) At two. 94, What does the caller request from Mr. Stokes? (A) To provide a contact number. (8) To greet her at the airport. (C) To make a trip to New York. (0) To attend the meeting. 8795, When is Tracy expected to arrive? (A) This morning. (B) This afternoon. (C) This evening. (D) Tomorrow. 96, What does the speaker advise those living along the shoreline to do? (A) Evacuate immediately. (6) Stay indoors. (C) Store lots of food. (D) Prepare umbrellas. 97. When will the next update air? (A) In ten minutes. (8) In thirty minutes. (C) In sixty minutes. {D) In ninety minutes. ‘88, According to the report, how many hours are some kids in India working in a day? (A) 9 hours. {B) 10 hours. (C) 11 hours, (0) 12 hours. 99, How are some poor families making a living? (A) By recycting goods. (8) By begging. (C) By selling goods. (0) By receiving welfare. 100, What does the study reveal? (A) The recycling must come to an end. (6) The children of india are still very healthy. (©) The current working situation has damaging effects. {D) The poor people will soon receive help.LISTENING TES! In the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English, The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes. There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet, Do not write your answers in the test book. 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Mark your answer on your answer sheet.at. et. et ot etn eetseenerteyerinrmemmnninenennenmenniotn esr meses nets | PART 3 Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people, You will be asked to answer | three questions about what the speakers say In each conversation. Select the best response to | each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet, The conversations will | be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. ‘41. Why is the man asking the woman if he can take off early today? (A) He wants to meet a client for lunch (8) He wants to go home and retax. (C) He wants to look for a place to stay. (D) He wants to get his tooth looked at. 42, What does the woman ask the man to do before he leaves? (A) Finish writing a report (B) Schedule an appointment with her dentist. {C) Aitend the meeting with the general manager. (0) Read over the report to check the figures. 43, Who will he man see before he takes off? (A) The general manager. (B) Tod Bradley. (C) The woman. {D) His client, Who is scheduled to drop by? (A) Sarah, (B) Mr. Rodriguez. (C) Mr. Denver. {D) The sales manager. 45, When will the visitor come? (A) Today. (8) This weekend. (C) Next week (D) Next month, 48, Why do the speakers sound NOT happy to hear the news? (A) The person coming for a visit always brings bad news. (8) The bonus they will receive is not as much as they had hoped. (C) The budget has been reduced too much, (D) Some of the salespeople will be let go. = 0747, What does the woman want to know? (A) Where her father i. (B) How far the restaurant is. (C) Where to get some good food. {D) How to make a seatood dish, ‘48, What does the man suggest the woman do? (A) Talk to Jett (B) Look in the yellow pages. (C) Take on a new hobby. (D) Reter to a book 49, According to the man, what will Jeff do? (A) Open a restaurant. {B) Move to another town. (C) Write a book. (D) See a doctor. 80. According to the man, what do they have to do soon? (A) Respond to the demands of the consumers. (B) Participate in the company contest. (C) Come up with a name for their new product. (D) Find ways to save money for the company. 51, Where do they most likely work? (A) An electronics shop. (B) Aconsulting firm. (C) Aphoto store. (D) Acamera manufacturing company. ‘52, What does the woman suggest they do? (A) Use a professional company. (B) Release a new product on the market (C) Get the customers involved. (D) Provide discounts to the consumers. on 83. Where is the woman going? (A) To pick up her car from the garage. (8) To move her car to another place. (©) To buy something at the supermarket. (D) To go for a stroll in the park. 54, What time is it now most likely? (A) Around twelve o'clock. (B) Just after one o'clock. (C) Just before two o'clock {D) Exactly four o'clock. 55, What does the man mention about the supermarket? (A) tis having a sal now. {B) Its free to park there, (©) Itis too far from the office. (D) Itis located on Jane Road. 56. What are they talking about? (A) The woman's business trip. (8) Anew computer soft (C) The lunch menu. (D) A co-worker. re. 57. What does the man want to know? (A) Whether the woman tried out the computer () If John installed the program on her compute (C) How fast the new computer i. (D) How different the command keys are, 58, What will the woman do at lunch? (A) Drive to a nearby restaurant. (B) Provide the man with an answer. (C) Pick up some software for her computer. (D) Leave for her business trip.ter. rputer. a . sneha 59, When did the man start working at this company? (A)A year ago. (B) Two years ago. (C) Five years ago. (0) Ten years ago. (60. Why is John leaving the company? (A) He is setting up his own company. (8) He is going back to college. (C) He gota better offer from another firm, (0) He is not getting along with the members of his staff 61. What does the woman want the man to do? (A) Come to her graduation ceremony. (@) Gethis college degree. (C) Make a lot of money. (D) Wait for her a little longer. (62. How will the woman get to the party? (A) By getting a ride with someone. (B) By driving her own car. {C) By taking public transportation. (0) By walking there. 63, Where is Ms. Wilson now? (A) At the auto repair shop, (8) Ather house. (©)Ata conference. (0) Atthe cafeteria. 64, When will they meet? (A) Before they go to the meeting, (8) During lunch hour. (©) Early tomorrow moming (0) Right after work today. 65, What does the man want to do? (A) Retire from his job. (B) Work in another field, (C) Go on a business trip. (D) Save money for his future. 66, How will the woman help the man? (A) By referring him to someone she knows. (8) By getting him a job interview. (©) By lending him some money. (0) By working overtime. 67. When will the man most likely receive a phone call? (A) Right away. (8) This afternoon. (C) This evening. (0) Tomorrow morning, @8. How do some of the managers probably feel right now? (A) Nervous. (B) Excited. «C) Angry. (D) Happy. 69, When do they expect the news to be announced? (A) Today. {B) Later this week, (C) Some time next week. (D) Next month. 70, What does the man say about some of the managers? (A) They are hardworking people. (6) They deserve to be promoted. (C) They deserve to get fired. {D) They make too much money. Ls 07i i PART 4 Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker, You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk, Select the best response to each | Question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken | only one time and will not be printed in your test book. TI. What is being advertised? (A) An animal hospital (B) A theater. (C) A music store. (D) Acharity concert. 72, What does the speaker mention about the event? (A) Itwill be televised live. (B) They expect a full house. (C) The event will be recorded on CD, (D) The tickets will go on sale soon. 73, Who will benefit the most from this event? (A) The animal shelter. {B) The local artists. (C) The musicians. {D) The record stores. 74, Who is the intended audience of this announcement? (A) The crew of the ocean liner. (8) The passengers of the ship. (C) The evening's entertainers. (0) Mr. John Sanders, 75. Whyis the speaker mentioning a change in the schedule? (A) Aproblem with the sound system has occurred. (B) There were not enough participants. {C) The hosts not feeting well today. (0) There was a bigger demand for the magic show. 76, Who is Mr. Sanders? (A) The captain of the ship. (B) This evening's entertainer. (©) The technician. (0) The host of the quiz show. 100 7. What is being announced? (A) The closing of the store. {B) An emergency evacuation aril. (C) The sale of the day. (D) The upcoming company holidays. 78. What does the speaker ask the workers to do? (A) Cally exit the building (B) Pay for their purchases. (C) Put on the orange vests, (D) Talk to the fire wardens. 78. What does the speaker advise those who are in the middle of the building to do? (A) Take the elevators. (8) Take the escalators, (C) Run out of the building (0) Use the emergency stairs. 80. What did the representative of IZH announce? (A) The growth of the company stocks. (B) The resignation of its chief executive officer. {C) The suspension of its senior members. {D) The amount of money in taxes the company ays. 81, How did they leam of several facts? (A) From the company spokesperson. (6) From an undisclosed informant. (C) From the chief executive officer. (0) From the local police. ‘82. According to the speaker, how long will the. investigation last? (A) A month. {B) Afew months. (C) One year. (0) I's unknown,3. Who is Nathan Boyos? (A) Auniversity professor. (B)Awriter. woe EON faa (0) Ahistory #4, What will Nathan discuss today? (A) His time at his university. (8) European history. {C) His philosophical views of life. {D) His latest book. 186. What did Nathan learn during his trip to Ireland’? (A) He will be leading a new research project. (B) Some now findings about history. (C) The university has named him an honorary professor. (0) There will be a book wr todo? ten about him. 188, For how many years has the event been taking place? (A) One yeer. (8) Two years. (©) Five years. (0) Ten years. ho are in 87. What would those arriving before 9 get a chance todo? (A) Meet with the drivers. (B) Take the cars for a test drive. {C) Got the autographs of the drivers, ounce? {D) Receive a discount on the entry fee. ‘e officer 88, How much would a 65-year-old man have to pay ors. to getinto the place? ame (A) Two dollars, (B) Three dollars, (©) Five dollars (0) Twelve dottars. ithe 89. Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) The rafting instructor. (B) Atour guide. (C) A rock climber. (D) Awindsurter. 90. Why has the plan been changed? (A) Rain is coming down hard outside. (8) The rafting instructor could not make it. (C) The listeners voted to do something else (D) The water level has risen beyond what is sate. O07 91. Which of the following activities is NOT a part of the day's events? (A) Hiking, (B) Windsurfing. (©) Swimming (0) Jet skiing 92, Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) Teachers. (B) Students. (©) Yoga trainers. {D) Chess players. 93, What will the participants do in the momings after breakfast? (A) Leam the art of handwriting, (B) Listen to their colleagues talk (C) Go for a short walk. (D) Read some journals. 94, What does the speaker mention about dinner? (A) Itwill be served exactly at six o'clock. (B) There is going to be a variety of dishes to choose from. (C) The participants will prepare it themselves. (D) Itwill be held after the informal activities. 4m95, What is the report mainly about? (A) The shutting down of a restaurant. (6) A historical view of the city landmark (C) The story of a very famous, rich businessman (0) The life of the struggling artists in the city. 96. How old is the business? (A) Ten years old. (8) Twenty-five years old. (©) Fifty years old. (D) One hundred years old. What does the speaker mention about the business? (A) It caters only to the rich, (B) It will have its grand opening soon. (C) Itis enjoyed by people from all walks of ie. (D) Its popularity has diminished recently. 4n9 98, What is being planned? (A) A front-page newspaper story. (8) Acompany’s anniversary celebration. (C) The election of the city’s mayor. {D) The release of a new blockbuster movie. 99, What is scheduled to happen on Monday evening? (A) Adinner function, (©) Atour of the building. (C)A movie screening. (0) Abook sale. 100. Who is the intended audience of this announcement? (A) Company employees. (B) The governor. (C) The librarians. (D) The moviegoers.ana LISTENING TEST In the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English. The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes. There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the test book. PART 1 Directions: For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best describes what you see in the picture. Then find the number of the question on your answer sheet and mark your answer. The statements will not be printed in your test book and will be spoken only one time. Look at the example item below. Example Statement (8), "The man is working at the desk.” is the best description of the picture, so you should select answer (B) and mark it on your answer sheet.408inaii sass i Siaciantisiahiee iit aca claanatiieiaieicaaeinacnaieuaaisaiiaatauiNPART 2 Directions: You will hear a question or statement and three responses spoken in English. They will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. Select the best response to the question or statement and mark the letter (A), (B), or (C) on your answer sheet Example You will hear: Where is the meeting room? You will also hear: (A) To meet the n (8) It’s the fi }0m on the right. (C) Yes, at two o'clock. The best response to the question “Where is the meeting room?” is choice (B), “it’s the first room on the right 0 (B) is the correct answer. You should mark answer (B) on your answer sheet. 11. 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Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 87, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 23. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 38, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. | 24, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 39. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 25, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 40, Mark your answer on your answer sheet.PART 3 Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to ‘each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 41, What does the man ask the woman to do? (A) Pick up today’s newspaper at the store. (6) Place an order with the supplier. (C) Make duplicates of sore documents, (D) Get Peter to come into his office. 42, When will the man meet with the board members? (A) Right away. (8) This evening. (C) Tomorrow morning. (0) Later this week. 43, What will the woman do first? (A) Use the photocopier. (®) Run down to the stationery store. (©) Talk to a co-worker. (0) Call their suppiier. 44, Where do they most likely work? {A) Ata photo studio. (B) Ata newspaper company. (C) Ata bookstore. (D) Ata school. 45, Who is going to bring the pictures? (A) Jack. (B) Dave. (C) Rick. (D) Sally. 48. What will the woman most likely do next? (A) Talk to Rick. (B) Look for some pictures. (C) Read something, (0) Go into a meeting, 11147, Who most likely is the man? (A) Areal estate agent. (B) The owner of the house. (C) Acoffee shop attendant. {D) Ahotel worker. ‘48, What is the problem? (A) The woman does not have an appointment, (8) The man cannot get on the next fight. (C) The owner of the house cannot be reached. (D) Their woman's appointment got canceled. 49, What does the woman request? (A) To go for a drive, (8) To see the house. (C) To travel by plane, (0) To drink some cottes. 80. Who is Mr. Terrance? (A) Acomputer technician. {B)Astudent. (C) An instructor. (D) Achet. 51, What does Mr. Terrance want to know? (A) If enough students have enrolled. (B) How fast the computers will be set up. {C) How good the food is. {D) When the registration ends. ‘52. What will happen this Friday? (A) The man will buy a new computer. (6) The registration period will come to an end. (C) The woman will receive her diploma (D) They will dine in a fine restaurant. 119 53, How does Mr. Williams know Mr. Harris? (A) They work together. (6) They went to school together. (C) They are related. (0) They live in the same building. '54, What does the man say he will do for the woman? (A) Make some copies, (B) Find Mr. Williams. {C) Talk to Dan about the seminar. (0) Set up the equipment 55, When is Mr. Williams scheduled to give a speech to the salespeople? (A) Ina few minutes. (B) Before lunch, (C) This afternoon, {D) This eve 156. What is the purpose of the man's call? (A) To notify the woman of a test result. (8) To see if the woman would be interested in the job. (C) To ask the woman some questions about work. {D) To tell the woman that he might be leaving his job. ‘57, What does the woman say she has to do? (A) Notify her manager about her quitting her job (B) Inform the candidate about the results of his job interview. (©) Ask the candidate how soon he can start his new position. (0) Tell her boss about the interview set for the day, '58, When does Ms. Lee say she will be available to start? (A) Today. (8) This week. (©) Intwo weeks. (0) Next month.59, According to the article, what is the company planning to do? {A) Recruit more workers. (6) Replace an existing company. (C) Print a newsletter for the employees, (D) Purchase group insurance for the new workers, (60, What is the man most concerned about? (A) The increase in monthly payment. (8) The decrease in the amount of insurance. (C) The quality of the article in the newsletter. (0) The employees’ health conditions. 61. When will they most likely be notified about the change? (A) Today. (8) Tomorrow, (C) Next week. (0) In two wooks. 65, What has happened to the company’s sales since last year? (A) They have slightly increased. (B) They took a big dive. (C) They remain unchanged, (D) They have broken all the sales record, 66, What does the woman think is the main reason {or the problem mentioned? (A) The loss of their best staff (B) The increased price of the products. (C) The stress of working I6ng hours. 0 8 (0) The lack of talented people. 67, According to the woman, how can the problem be solved? (A) By offering more pay. (8) By providing a better working environment. (C) By reducing the employee's work hours. (0) By offering incentives. his he ato 62, What does the woman advise the man to do? (A) Book airline tickets. (8) Postpone the trip (C) Attend the film festival. (0) Skip the conference. 63, What did Sarah say to the woman? (A) She finished booking the hotel rooms. (8) The staff will attend the film festival (C) Itmight be hard to got a seat on the plane. (0) They will make @ speech at the conference. 64, What will happen in New York during the week the speakers are there? (A) A big crowd from all over the world will gather. (8) The closing ceremony of the film festival will be held (C) Many hotels will be offering discounts, (0) The company will hold its annual conference. 68, Where will Raphael go this morning? (A) To aclient’s office. (8) To the company plant. (C) To give a presentation. (0) To the airport. 69, Where will the speakers meet Raphael? (A) Atthe airport. (B) Atthe head office. (C) Atthe factory. (0) Atthe client's office, 70, Why does the man ask the woman to call Raphael? (A) To delay the meeting a bit. (8) To ask him to bring something, (C) To pick them up at the airport. (0) To see if he needs anything,[ i | PART 4 Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer ‘three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 71. Who most ikely is Steve? (A) An accountant. (8) The receptionist (©) The personnel manager. (0) Travel agent. 72, When does the speaker want to meet with Susan? (A) This afternoon (B) Tomorrow. (C) This week. {D) Next week 73. What does the speaker wish to address the listener about? (A) Some forms that were not filled out satisfactorily (B) The money spent during the last business trp. (C) The traveling arrangements of an upcoming business trip. (D) The request of a larger expense budget. 74, What is the report mainly about? (A) The corporate decision to sponsor a sports team. (B) The mutti-million dollar trade of a star player. (C) The hiring of a new member of the coaching staff {D) The team’s decision to recruit more players. 75, What happened on Friday? (A) The team hired a new coach (8) They got a new sponsor. (C) The team won a cup. (0) They scouted new players. 76, What did the spokesperson announce? (A) The team has already signed a star player from Europe. (B) A few investors are interested in the club. (C) Anew head coach has joined the team. (D) The team has purchased new fitness equipment, 114 77. Who most likely put the evening's event together? (A) The speaker. (B) Mr. Smith, (C) Mr. Walkley. (D) Mr. Frankiin. 78, What did John Walkley achieve last year? (A) He published his first novel. (8) He won a literary award. (C) He wrote a poem for his mother. (D) He developed a computer program. 79, What does the speaker say about John? (A) He is an imaginative person, (B) He is nota very sociable person. (C) He recently moved to a small country town. {D) He began writing right after collage, 80. What is the main role of the speaker? (A) To make operations run smoother. (8) To think of ways to improve employee job satisfaction. } (C) To help increase sales. | (0) To upgrade the skills of the workers. 81, What does the speaker say could be improved? (A) The attitude of the employees. (B) The service they provide. (C) The flow of their operations. | (D) The working conditions. | 82, What will they do next? (A) Gather into small groups. | {B) Talk about the upcoming sales. (C) Walk around the operations area, {D) Take a break for lunch.awn, ob 83, Whattis the announcement mainly about? (A) The stoppage of the train service. (@) The opening of a new subway station. (C) The weekend weather forecast. (0) The bus routes in the city. {84, What does the speaker suggest the listeners do? (A) Stay home this weekend. (8) Take alternative transportation. (C) Check out the new station. (D) Wait unti the rain subsides. 85, According to the speaker, when will the situation be resolved? (A) In an hour. (8) Intwo hours. (C) in three hours, (0) In four hours. 86, Where is the parade now? (A) On Collins Street. (B) On George Street. (C) On Pitt Street {D) At Federation Square. 87, What is attracting people to the parade in record- breaking numbers? (A) The television exposure. (8) The beautiful weather. (C) The convenient location. (D) The size of the parade. '88. According to the police, what should those coming tothe parade do? {A) Enter through George Street. {B) Head toward Federation Square. (C) Take the subway to Pitt Street. (0) Park their cars on Collins Street 89. When is the dust storm expected to hit the city? lernoon. (B) This evening (©) Tomorrow moming. fternoon, Why does the weather bureau ask the citizens, NOT to take trips if necessary? (A) Many of the roads will be closed to traffic. (B) The drivers will have a hard time seeing the road (C) There is the possibility of a tomado coming. (0) Some of the roads will be very slippery. 91. According to the speaker, who should stay indoors tomorrow? (A) People with respiratory problems. {B) School children under the age of 12. {C) Seniors with heart pro! }e southern part of the c} ‘82, Who most likely is the speaker addressing? (A) Cafeteria workers. (B) Staff members. (C) The cleaning staff. (0) The facility manager. 93, What is the talk mainly about? (A) To welcome people to the meeting, (B) To notify a new regulation at the company. (C) To ask the staff to deal with customers’ complaints, (D) To ask the employees to better take car the eating area. 94, What is implied about some of the workers at the company? (A) They are inconsiderate of others. (B) They seldom make any complaints. (C) They usually eat in the cafeteria, {D) They don't talk to one another very much, 115, esr 0895, How long will the program last? (A) Three weeks. (B) Four weeks. (C) Five weeks. {D) Six weeks. 96. How can one enroll in a class? (A) By paying the tuition well in advance. (B) By volunteering one’s time for a good cause. (C) By knowing someone in the program. {D) By contacting the Council Office today. What should a listener do to get more information? (A) Make a phone call {B) Check out the website. (©) Visit the Council Office. (D) Read the brochure. 116 98, Who most likel (A)Atour guide. (©) Achet, (©) The captain of a ship. (0) The bus driver. 99, Whatiis the speaker doing? (A) Recommending a nice restaurant. (B) Suggesting places to go today. (C) Explaining the menu choices. (D) Guiding the guests around the garden. 100. Where is the talk taking place? (A) Ina restaurant. (8) Ina tour bus, (©) Ina garden. (0) Ina shopping mallIn the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English. The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes. There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the tegt book. PART 1 Directions: For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best describes what you see in the picture. Then find the number of the question on your answer sheet and mark your answer. The statements will not be printed in your test book and will be spoken only one time. Look at the example item below. Example Statement (B), “The man is working at the desk.” is the best description of the picture, so you should select answer (B) and mark it on your answer sheet. ans119121123PART 2 Directions: You will hear a question or statement and three responses spoken in English. They will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. Select the best response to the question or statement and mark the letter (A), (B), or (C) on your answer sheet. ‘ Example t 8 You will hear: ‘Where is the meeting room? You will also hear The tion “Where is the cn the right," so (B) is the correct answer. You should m it's the first room inswer sheet. icanswer (B) on you | 11, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 26, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 12, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 27. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 18, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 28, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. | 14, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 29, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ! 15. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 30, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. i 16. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 31, Merk your answer on your answer sheet. | 17, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 32. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 1 Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 38, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 19, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 4, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 20, Mark your answer on your answer shest. 35. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 21, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 36, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 22, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 37, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 23, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 38, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 24, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 39, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. i 25, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 40, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 124ail re om PART 3 41. What wil the man do tomorrow? (A) Help his friend move into a new place. (B) Leave on an overseas business trip. (C) Take Mr. Wong to the factory site. (D) Prepare for his vacation to the Far East. 42, What does the woman want to know? {A) Whether the man will have enough time to attend to personal matters. (B) Ifthe man is going to make the sale. (C) How much the new business is going to cost. (0) How long he has known Mr. Wong, 43. What does the woman suggest the man do? (A) Go on the trip another time, (6) Take his vacation early. (C) Talk to Mr. Wong right away. {D) Book his ticket early. Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. 44, Where do they most likely work? (A) The security office, (B)Aclothing shop. a (C) Acateteria (D) The post office, 0 9 45, Where is Linda? (A) Out on an errand. (B) Working on the display stand. {C) Shopping at the mall (D) Having lunch, 46, Who will most likely work on the stand? (A) Linda. (8) Ms. Channings. (C) Mark. (0) Paula, 12547, What does the man want to know? (A) When the exposition is going to start. (B) How long the construction will tke. (C) Where the stores are located. (0) How soon the woman will close the deal. 48, According to the woman, what might happen by the end of this week? (A) The shop will have its grand opening, (B) All of the signatures will be collected. (C) Some of the workers willbe let go. {D) The exposition will open to the general public. 49. According to the woman, when will the construction most likely begin? (A) This week. (B) Next week. {C) Before the winter. (D) Next year. 50, What does the woman say to the man? (A) An error needs their immediate attention (B) They have been working too hard lately. (C) The design of their new company logo is bad. (D) An order they placed has not arrived yet. 51. How will they solve the problem? (A) By ordering extra boxes. (B) By returning the products. (C) By doing the work themselves. (0) By finding another company. 52. What will happen tomorrow morning? (A) Anew shipment will arrive. {B) Some goods will be sent out. {C) The boxes will be sent back. (0) They will find a new printing company. 126 53, Why won't Mr. Wong be able to give the speech? (A) He suddenly came down with an illness, (B) He does not have a way to get to the hotel, (C) He has to attend to a family member. (D) He has to make an unexpected trip. 54, What will the man do? (A) Drive the woman to the conference. (B) Visit Mr. Wong at the hospital {C) Fillin for Mr. Wong. {D) Make breakfast for the guests. 85, How will the man get to the conference? (A) By car. (8) By train. (©) By bus. (D) By airplane. 56, Where do they most likely work? (A) Anewspaper company. (8) A restaurant. (C)Aphone company. (0) Atravel agency. 57, How did the woman learn about the news? (A) By reading itn a paper. {B) From a co-worker. (C) One of the customers told her. {D) She overheard the chef talking. ‘58. What have they done to improve their business? (A) They took out an ad in the local paper. (8) They contacted their existing customers (C) They provided food samples to their quests (D) They hired a new professional cook.59, Why is the woman thinking of postponing her ‘rip? (A) She is not feeling wel (8) Her caris in need of repairs, (C) She has something else to attend to. (0) Her brother is coming to see her. Why will the man take the trip? (A) To meet his brother. (@) To attend an important meeting. (C) To keep the woman company. (D) To meet his otient. 61, What does the woman say she will let the man know about? (A) If she can go away with the man or not. (8) When she will be able to get back from LA. (C) How many people sho will be going on the trip with: (0) Who wi ibe accompanying her on the tip. 62. What is the woman doing? (A) Putting gas into her car. (8) Paying the parking fee. (C) Asking for directions. (0) Buying a movie ticket. 63, Where is the theater located? (A) On Central Street. (B) On Bayview Road. (C) On Leslie Road. (0) On Spadina Straat. 64. Where most likely is the conversation taking place? (A) Ina theater. (B)Ata gas station, {C) On the road. (0) Inacar. 5. Who most likely is Jack? (A) Aco-worker. (B)Actient, (C) The mechanic. (0) The department head. 66. Why will Jack come late? (A) He has many places to visit. (B) He has a long way to drive to get there. {C) He has to drop by a client's office firs. (D) He has a personal problem to take care of, 67. When will the man most likely leave for his appointment? (AyAtt (Bata, (OVALS. (D)Ata. 68, When will Ms. Austin leave for her rip? (A) Today. (B) Tomorrow. (C) Saturday. {D) Sunday. @9, Who most likely is the man? (A) Atour guide. (8) An aitine employee. (©) Atraveler. (0) A computer programmer. 70. How many times will he woman's fight stop? (A) Onoe, (8) Twice. (©) Three times. (0) Four times.| PART 4 | Directions: You will hear some short talks given by a single speaker, You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), of (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book 71. Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) The architects. (8) The security staft. (©) The apartment tenants, (D) Would-be homebuyers. 72. Which of the following is NOT part of the new apartment complex? (A) Round-the-clock security. (8) Abreathtaking view of the sea (©) Afirst-rate design (0) Alarge balcony in each unit. 73, Where will they head next? (A) To the ground-floor lobby. (8) To the eighth-floor apartment. (C) To the basement garage. (0) To the front yard. 74, How old is the speech contest? (A) One year old. (B) Five years old. (©) Ten years old. (D) Twenty-five years old. What is mentioned about Brian McAdams? (A) His dream is to become a news anchor. (B) He will be one of the judges at the contest. {C) He competed in the first ever contest. (D) He has been the host of the contest since the first show. . What should those who wish to participate in the ‘contest do? (A) Come down to the station in person. (8) Fill out a document. {C) Call the television station. {D) Log on to the website, 198 77. How did the woman first try to get i Mark? (A) By phone. (8) By e-mail (C) By mail (D) By fax. contact with 78, What is the message mainly about? (A) The cancellation of their meeting tonight. (B) Anew addition to their choral group. {C) The conductor's wish to meet more regularly. (0) The last minute details before the performance. 79, What happened to the conductor? (A) No one knows his whereabouts. (B) He had to attend to some personal affairs (C) He has been waiting in the hall for a long time. (D) He has not attended any of the rehearsals, 80, What was the original purpose in creating this club? (A) To preserve English custom. (B) To provide playtime for the rich, (C) To encourage people to compete, (0) To introduce businessmen to each other. 81. How many members does the club now have? (a)36, (B) 50, (©) 100. (0) 600. 82. Who sponsors the nation’s most prestigious awards? (A) Local businessmen. (8) The goverment. (C) The club president. (D) The members. | t | | | |3. When will they arrive at their first destination? (A) In ten minutes, {) In twenty minutes. (©) Inthirty minutes. (0) In sixty minutes. #4, What does the speaker mention about Daylesford? (A) tis at the bottom of a hil () It stil resembles the gold rush days. (C) Ithas become a large city. (0) Itis secluded from other cities. 85, What does the speaker suggest the listeners do at their next destination? (A) Drop by the bakeries. (8) Check out the hills (C) Buy some cheap gold, (D} Check out the historicat building, 86, What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To present awards to the best journalists. {B) To thank the organizer for preparing the event. (C) To welcome the listeners to a company dinner function (0) To reveal the truth about some war secrets. 81. Why does the speaker say that this year has been particularly tough? (A) Many of the journalists had to go to war. {B) He lost some of his closest colleagues. {C) The newspaper company had a hard time. (0) The writers could not write freely 88, Who is going to make the first presentation? (A) The head editor (8) The speaker. (C) The event organizer. (0) One of the journalist. (A) Acustomer. (8) Adelivery statf member. (C) The food inspector. (0) Acteaning staff member. 89. Who is leaving the message? 90. What is the problem? | (A) The speaker is running late with the delivery. (8) The price of the goods is a bit too steep. (C) The sales representative is not available now. | (0) Some damaged goods have been delivered. | 91, What does the caller demand the listener do? (A) Return the product. (8) Bring replacements. {C) Send someone over. (0) Clean up the leakage. esr 9 oS 92, For about how long has the company been in business? (A) 6 years. (B) 40 years, (C) 60 years. (0) 100 years. 93. Who does the speaker give credit for the ‘company’s success? (A) The sales team. (B) The company founder. {C) The investors. {D) The operations manager. 94, Who most likely is listening to the talk? (A) War veterans. (B) Sales managers. (C) Factory workers. {D) New employees. 12995. What kind of business is Dombey and Sons? (A) A restaurant. (8) Awinery. (©) Atravel agency. (0) A food supplier. 96. Why is Dombey and Sons closed? (A) The store went out of business. (B) The owners are on holidays. (©) Itis atter their business hours. (0) Itis the weekend. 97, What should a caller with an urgent request do? (A) Call back another time. {B) Try a different number. {C) Leave a message. {D) Stay on the line. 130 98, What does the speaker say he will do ifa cheaper price is found elsewhere? (A) He will give away the carpet for free. (B) He will give an additional discount. (C) He will provide a full refund, (D) He will match the price. Which of the following is NOT a country the store imports its goods trom? (A) Italy (®) Nepal. (©) india. (0) China. 100, How many stores are there in the city? (A) Seven. (8) Ten, (G) Twenty. (D) Fifty.veaper » store132 LISTENING TES! In the Listening test, you will be asked to demonstrate how well you understand spoken English, ‘The entire Listening test will last approximately 45 minutes. There are four parts, and directions are given for each part. You must mark your answers on the separate answer sheet. Do not write your answers in the test book. PART 1 Directions: For each question in this part, you will hear four statements about a picture in your test book. When you hear the statements, you must select the one statement that best describes what you see in the picture. Then find the number of the question on your answer sheet and mark your answer. The statements will not be printed in your test book and will be ‘spoken only one time. Look at the example item below. Example Statement (B), “The man is working at the desk.” is the best description of the picture, so you should select answer (B) and mark it on your answer sheet.33 1 we pe m >136PART 2 Directions: You will hear a question or statement and three responses spoken in English. They will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. Select the best response to the 11. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 28, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 12. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 27, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 13, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 28. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 14, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 29, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 18, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 30, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 16, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 31, Mark your answer on your answer sheet, 17. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 32. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 18, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 33, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 19, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 34, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 20. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 35, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 21. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ‘96. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 22. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 37. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 28, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 38, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 24, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. ‘38. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 25, Mark your answer on your answer sheet. 40. Mark your answer on your answer sheet. question or statement and mark the letter (A), (B), or (C) on your answer sheet. Example You will hear: You will also hear: (A) To meet the (B) It's the firs 8, at The best response to the question on the right, Where is the meeting room? Where is the meeting room?" is 's0 (B) is the correct answer. You should mark answer (B) choice Its the first roo mn your answer sheet.ail 72 at. at. | PART 3 Directions: You will hear some conversations between two people. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in each conversation. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), oF (D) on your answer sheet. The conversations will be spoken only one time and will not be printed in your test book. ‘sf, What did Jack say? (A) Everyone must attend the meeting, {B) Be prompt in arriving at the restaurant. (C) Think about what they want to eat. (D) Leave early to avoid tentble traffic. 42. What does the man have to do? (A) Run an errand, (©) Buya itt (C) Call the head office. (0) Head over to the restaurant. 43, What does the woman suggest the man do? {A) Go to the head office another time. (8) Call Jack in advance. (C) Attend the earlier meeting. (0) Take public transportation 44, How many nights will the man spend in France? (A) One. (8) Two. (C) Three. (0) Four. 45, What does the man ask the woman to do? (A) Prepare all the necessary papers. (B) Call Mr. Connery to make an appointment. (C) Book a flight ticket to London. (D) Reserve a room at the Hilton Hills. 48, Whyis the man making the trip to London? (A) To meet up an old friend, (8) To close a deal. (C) To find his parents’ land. (0) To pick up some documents. 139 » 1047. Why did the man most likely miss the meeting? (A) He went to see a client about a special deal. (B) He went to the dentist's office for a toothache. {C) He went to the airport to pick up someone. {D) He went out to have lunch with Joan. 48, Who will prepare the report for the man? (A) Mr. Lee. (8) Lisa. (C) Joan. (0) Ms. Tan 49, Where most likely is Mr. Lee now? (A) Hong Kong (8) The airport (C)Ameating (0) Adental office. '53, Who most likely are they? (A) Movie criti. (B) Clothes designers. i (C) Insurance agents. (0) Travel agents. | 54, What did they originally plan on doing together this evening? (A) Visita client, (8) Watch a movie. (C) Pick up some fabric. (0) Got extra coverage. 55, Why is Mr. King coming to see the woman? (A) To complain about service. (B) To purchase more insurance. (C) To discuss a problem. 1D) To buy some clothes. 50. Who will most likely attend the meeting? (A) Clients. (@) Upper-level managers (C) New employees. (0) Technicians. 51. When is the man scheduled to give his speech? (A) In thirty minutes. (B) Right away. {C) Tomorrow morning, (D) Next week. 52. How will the woman assist the man? (A) By setting up the projector. {B) By gathering the sales figures. (C) By duplicating some documents. {D) By helping to carry something to the conference room, 140 56. What does the man want to know? (A) Ifthe woman has made a reservation or not. (B) Where Shirley has gone. (C) How many people already had dinner. (D) Who will tum up this evening. 57. According to the woman, how many people are ‘expected to show up this evening? (A) Six (8) Eight. (0) Ten. (0) Twelve. ‘58. What is Shirley most likely doing now? (A) Having iunch at the company cafeteria. (8) Booking seats at a nearby restaurant, (C) Sending something at the post office. (D) Talking to a client in the meeting room.nv or not. ale are 59, Where is the conversation most likely taking place? (A) Ata doctor's office. (@) Ata restaurant. (0) Ata health club. (0) Ata public school (60, Why does the woman envy the man? (A) He did very well in school. (B) He does not have a weight problem. (C) He is going to eat something delicious. (0) He gets coffee at a very good price. 61, What can be inferred about the man? (A) He does not like to eat much. (B) He metabolizes food quickly. (©) He keeps himseit in shape. (0) He recently graduated from high school. 62. Why did the woman make a trip to Boston? (A) To participate in a ineeting, (8) To meet with a client. (C) To show the city to Mr. Jones. (D) To spend some time with the man. 63, For how many days did the woman go away? (A) One. {B) Two. (C) Three. (D) Four. 64, Why did the woman come back early? (A) She forgot to take some important documents. (8) She was not happy with the conference. (C) She needed to get ready for a meeting, (0) She couldn't convince Mr. Jones to stay longer. 85, How does the man suggest advertising? (A) On the Internet (8) In a local paper. (©) On television. (D) On the radio. 66, Which of the following suggestions is a positive Point mentioned by the man? (A) Itis very costettective. (6) Iti bring in more business. (C) It will reach a bigger audience. (0) It caters to a special market. 67, Who will the man consult? (A) co-worker. (B)A friend, (C) Acustomer. {D) A television producer. 68, What is the man’s occupation? (A) He is a physician. (8) He is an X-ray technician. (C) He is an accountant. (D) He is an insurance agent. G9. What does the man ask the woman to do? (A) Buy more insurance. {B) Get some X-rays. (C) Look over the medical chart {D) Speak with Ms. Jackson, 70. Who will man most ikely see next? (A) Mr. Chow. (©) Ms. Jackson. (C) Mr. Peterson. (0) Mr. Harris.fou will hear some short talks given by a single speaker. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speaker says in each short talk. Select the best response to each | question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet. The talks will be spoken | only one time and will not be printed in your test book. TI. Who is the audience of this talk? (A) Volunteers who have just joined. (B) Employees of the company. {C) Special club members, (D) Entertainers who will perform today. 72, Who is Ms. Workman? (A) The company receptionist. (B) Anew employee. {C) An author. (0) Adepartment head. 78, What does the speaker suggest the listeners do? (A) Pick up their rewards. (B) Photocopy some documents. (©) doin one of the teams. (0) Talk to the club leader. 74, What is the report mainly about? (A) The closing down of a local sports club. (B) The need for a fund-raising drive to keep a club in operation. (C) The amount of money they have raised to date. {D) The hiring of a new coach for the team. 75. What does the speaker say about the club? (A) Itis on the brink of shutting down. (8) Itis only available to local residents. (©) Ithas hired a new coaching staff {D) It encourages parents to join the team. 7@. Who would most likely be considered for the position? (A) Aperson who had played for a professional team. (B) Parents who have children of their own. (C) Anyone who wishes to exercise on a regular basis. (0) Those who have knowledge of first aid. 149 77. What is the talk mainly about? {A) The steps necessary in setting up the machine. (B) How to send a fax overseas. (C) Where to pick up the cheapest copier. (D) How to make the best use of the video, 78, What is found in package “A” (A) Avideotape. (8) A fax machine. () The manual. (0) Some printing paper. 79. What will the listeners do first? (A) Find the right place to install the machine. (8) Watch the video for instruction. (C) Read over the manual together. (0) Start putting together the equipment, ‘80. What is the main topic of the talk? (A) The introduction of a new company leader. (B) The success of the company in recent years. (C) The executive's trip to the United Kingdom. {D) The mining industry in South Arica, 81, Who is Mr. Benwick? (A)Acoalminer. (B) The new president. (C) One of the board members. {D) Auniversity professor. ‘82. What does the speaker mention about Michael? (A) He is a graduate student at Oxtord. (B) He currently works in South Africa, (C) He has become a very wealthy man, (D) He is very knowledgeable in his field of work.183, What is Earthbeat? (a) Aradio program. (B) An environmental group. (C)Aratings system. (0) science research team. {84, What is going to happen in November? {(A) The show will receive more funding, {B) An environmental seminar will be held {C) The program will air its last show. (D) Anew host will take over the show. 86. Who is Ms. Mcintyre? (A)A reporter. (B) The radio host (©) Aguest. (0) The show's producer. 86. Why is the caller leaving the message? (A) To request a return on an item, (8) To see if a new delivery of fresh fruit has arrived. {C) To ask the listener to convey a message. (0) To check and see ifa discount is available. What does the staff from the Continental want? (A) Faster delivery, (8) Fresher products. {C) A deduction in price. (D)Aretum call, 88. What is asked of Jack? (A) To send an apology letter right away. (8) To replace the wrong items sent. (C) To thank the chef for a great meal (0) To send someone to check on a product. 89, What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To welcome new employees to the company. (B) To talk to the staff about the overseas branch, (C) To greet interns from a local college. (0) To reveal the latest finding in research. |. Who is most likely listening to the talk? (A) Chets. (8) Students. (C) Scientists. (D) Office workers. 91. What will the listeners most likely do first? (A) Cook some food, (B) Check the notice board, (C) Fill out an application form. (D) Gather into a group. 92. Where is the announcement taking place? (A) Ina family restaurant (8) Ina gift store. (C) Ina convenience store, (0) Ina department store, 93. When does the business normally close? (Aare, (Bata. (C)At 10. (Dyattt. | 94, What does the speaker recommend the listeners, | do? (A) Shop early, and go home. (B) Spend time with their families, (C) Try out some food at the eatery. (0) Take advantage of their special sale.95, Who would be interested in the ad? (A) People who aro starting their own businesses. (B) Anyone who has to file income taxes. (©) Staff members who work for Devry. (D) People who are looking for a good investment ‘opportunity. 96, What service does Devry provide? (A) Ithelps one to fill out income taxes. (B) Itinvests money for its customers. (C) It provides financial backing, (D) It teaches people. 97. What does the speaker say is an added bonus for using Devry? (A) They charge the lowest rate in town, (8) Their service is tailor-made. (C) They provide a full refund to all customers. (D) They don’t throw away the financial records. 144 98, Why is the fight being delayed? (A) The weather conditions are bad. (B) There is a problem with security. (C) The engine is being looked at. {D) There is a flight mixup. 98, What is being offered to those passengers waiting? (A) Some refreshments, (8) Accommodations. (©) Adiscount on their future fights. (0) Alternative flights. 100, How can one receive the dinner coupon? (A) By purchasing a flight ticket using a credit card. (8) By proving that they are heading for Zurich. (C) By checking into the hotel before 1 o’olook. (0) By booking a ticket a week in advance.JIM'S TOEIC 1000 Listening Comprehension Practice Test Items for the New TOEIC Test 145test 1 k 207 237 387 AT 2 =Test o1 PART (A) They're rowing the boat together. (8) They're ling the rubber boat. (C) They're sitting at the water's edge. (0) They're swimming inthe fake. (A) Passengers are waiting at the airport. (8) There are planes flying overhead. (©) The altplanes are parked at the gate. (D) The planes have already landed. (A) The computer monitor is under the desk. (B) The shelves are filled with books. (©) There are books neatly arranged on top of the desk. (0) Papers are stacked on the floor. Pe (8) One womanis leaning backinher cha (&) The man is handing some documents to the woman. (©) The people are sorting out the documents together. {D) The man Is looking over some papers. (A) They are serving food to the others. (B) They are preparing fod inthe kitchen. (C) They are arranging the plates on the table. G25 LF (0) they are helping themselves to some food. 148 Mare Vv “Theyre dnp boat "Thoyrewoang ite atts ~Thoyre sting boat + The planes are waiting atthe aitpot. + There are no planes flying aver the + There are a few planes on the round, «The shelves are posttoned against one wall «The shelves are stocked with es sls + There are reading materials placed onthe shelves. + They ae siting around a table. + One woman i signing a document + They are seated across from each aes nes tom + The people ae standing around 2 buffet table + One woman is holding a plate with fone hand + Some food has been prepared on the table.veod oa with (A) He's getting on the subway. (6) He's reading a notice on the wall ofthe train station. (©) He's stroling along the track. (D) He's standing alone on the platform. (A) Awaiter is serving food to the customers. (6) There are people looking down from the balcony. (C) Some patrons are waiting in line to enter the café, (D) There are tables and chairs set up outdoors. (A) He is typing on the keyboard. (B) He is turning on the computer. (©) Ho is taking notes. (D) He is staring at the monitor. (A) There are buildings near the shore. (B) There is a boat floating on the water. {C) Some ducks have landed on the lake. (0) Trees are losing their leaves. (A) The jar lids are open. (B) The bottles are on the bottom shelf, (C) The shelves are being stocked. (D) There are baskets of bread on the lower shelf. en v + The man is reading while waiting for the train, + The man is standing alone on the platform. + He is waiting forthe train to arrive. ‘Some people have taken seats at ‘an outdoor cafe. Many of the tables are unoccupied (One woman is walking on the sidewalk He is working at a workstation, He is concentrating on the monitor. He s gathering information trom the monitor. + Aboatis docked at the pie. “There are trees growing along the shore + Some poles have been planted along the ior ‘The shelves are fully stocked. “There are jars on the upper shelf + Some bread has been placed on the bottom shel 44a\ Test o1 Part D aa Why did you get back from your trip 50 early? (A) Because the meeting got canceled. (8) Next Friday atthe earliest. (©) Hlbe taking the train, Will you be attending the seminar, or do you have too much work? (A) No, | wil attend toi later. (8) | will definitely be there. (C) Sorry, but | didn’t see it aks Why dont you invite John to your party? (A)No, he ont (B) Sure, | will be there. (©) That's «.g00d Ide Sea Could you show me where the men’s sportswear section is? (A) | ike sports, too. (8) Go up to the next floor. (©) At2 o'clock. Gea How long is the drive to Tokyo from here? (A) Every other week. (B) i's a great place. (C) Roughly an hour, 150 rotate Vv Why did you come back from your trp 30, fast? ‘The meeting ended earlier than expected, I Are you going to the seminar, or will you slay here to work? BI should catch up on my work ID How about asking John to your party? [Ve already invited him. Bh Where can Ifind the men's clothing section? Hl Take a look in aise 7. 1D How far is Tokyo by car? 1] W's around an hour trom here,Lic Who is going to attencithe)Mr. McKenzie's retirement party? (A) He has not arrived yet. (@) Lot's go right now. (©) Everyone except sil. a Would you lke to reserve the larger hall for the event? (A) Yes, ve already completed it {@) I's bigger than the others, (©) Yes, that would be fine. 3 ‘The bonuses will be paid this month, wont they? (A) Yes, they will, () No, | paid the bil last month. (©) Payday/i this Friday Lig ‘Should | go over the material once again before showing it to the client? (A) That'd be a wise thing to do. (8) He is expected to show up soon, (C) t's about our new product. wa What does he do fora living? (A) No, he moved last wook. (B) Ho does it all the time. (©) He's an accountant. Praha (ay v 1B Who is not coming to the retirement party Mr. MeKenzie? How about reserving a bigger hal forthe arty? 1B No, | think the smaller hall d2, > D We will receive a bonus this month, won't Gi Yes, | think so BH Do you think it will be necessary tread ee [il Itwouldn't hur to do that. 1B Whats his occupation? {fl He's an engineer. 451TEST 01 pant D ‘Will you call the travel agency now or later? (A) Actually, | called (B) Yes, | trave} a lot (©) The fightGhouldarive soon, No Don't you need this note for your presentation? (A) Thanks, | almost forgot about it. (©) Actually, there was nobody present. (©) No, didn’t take notes during the speech. ‘Where should | put this box of ink cartridges, Ms. Fujimoto? (A) At the local stationery store, (B) Putit in the next room, (C) She is the receptionist. of Who is good{with eomputers? (A) Yes, itis very good. (8) The software ame with jt (C) John is the person you are looking for. Won't we have to use the overhead projector at the meeting? (A) Yes, Iwill set it up soon. (©) itisabig project. (©) Mingad overrightnow. % and stay 489 retin v Will you get in touch withthe travel agency now or in the afternoon? try calling right now. 1B Wont you be isis his not to ak oe i Thanks, | was looking for hat. Is there a particular place you want me to put this box, Ms. Fujimoto? Just leave it there, please, 1 Who knows anything about computers ‘around here? Ralph is the expert here Will we be using the overhead projector at the meeting? Yes, please ask Jeff to gett ready.wat Where do you keep the sales report? (a) Yes, wil (8) To the manager. (C)Inthe filing cabinet. u Do you want to proofread this proposal, of would you prefer, typing up the summary? {(A) Thank you. That would be very nice of you. (6) Elthor is okay with me. ver twice, kel - Didn't you back up the work on your computer? (A) No, came through the front door. (8)No, forgot all about it. (©) wil give it back to you today. wh Could you let me know your decision later today? (A) Lwill give you a ring(by 5 o'clock. (B)!'m sure it wi not be to0 lato. (©) could go either way. Bi 'sn’t that where the new mall is going to be built? (@) You willbe going there tis afternoon, (@) think you might be right. {C) Yes, the mail is close to here. Pmt v @ Where can | find the sales report? ‘Take a look in the fling cabinet Would you rth read ths proposa(SPnyp2 Upthe summary? ‘What do you want me to do? on 1B Dicnt you save a copy of your work on your computer? No, | didn't think it was necessary. i How about caling me lator to ot me know how you decided? 1 phone you before Igo home, Thatis whore the new mallis going to go “up anti? : Yes, that's what | heard. 153A test o1 pant D ee (®) She gave them to me today. (©) Toget atax break, ‘What did you think of the movie we just saw? | (A) Filsee it this weekend. (8) Atthe theater the mall (C) Itwas very exciting. i Do I have to deliver itin person? i (A) No, you can mall it instead, (C) On the first basement floor. kag (8) That would suit me fine. (C) No, there will be three of us. 133) (A) Lill call you this afternoon. (8) Sorry, |am ate, (C) He will give it to me there, 154 ‘To whom should | be handing these receipts? (A) John will take them off your hands. I (6) Yes, he works at the post office. Should | schedule you for two this afternoon? (A) Yes, Ihave a full schedule today. Please give me an answer as soon as you can. {Bl Wno looks after the receipts here? John looks after the books here. Bl How did you lke the movie we just saw? | thought it was quite good, 9 Do | have to take it down in person? No, you can rial tif you's lik. Bl Should! put you down fortwo o'clock today? €| Sure, thats fine Bi Letme know what you decide as soon as possible, 1 MMlet you know after lunch today.“The upgraded version Gfthis program is much easier to use, isntt? {A) Yes, there are many programs avallable. (@) It thould be. The price has more than doubled. (0) We have the latest kind here, Did you hear about John's promotion? (A) The sales promotion was successful (8) Yes, he Is being recognized for the great work he did onthe project. (0) No, Ihave not heard anything from him yet Who wil be giving a talk at the meeting? (A) All staf members are invited. (BX That hasn't been decided yet. (©) libeaing Wednesday after tunch, BE ‘Why didn't you show uf to the meeting this morning? {A) itis supposed to be very good. (B)Allthe statt members: {C) Something urgent came(up. 0) - This magazine has information about the housihg market in Asia, doesn't it? mace (A) Atwo-bedroom apartment. (®) To Japan and Korea. (C) Yes, on the back pages. Porooheaee v This latest version of the program is easier touse, isntit? Itis andit costs a lot more too. Have you heard about Johr(a oon ees Yes, and he deserves it i Who is going to(makelthe presentation today at the et ‘The managers are stl discussing it Hl Where were you this moming? Avery important cient wanted to see me, I Do you know i there is any information about the Asian housing marke inthis magazine? 1) Yes, | think so, 1554 rest or pant 3 BEDE, ve * Have you decided on ~? ‘ ‘ fh rnanl@hy M1: Have you de dion. Avhether you are going to apply for the job that’s opened 4 up in marketing?” M2: | thought it over, and I don’t think | am going to apply for It because the position doesn’t pay as much as | had thought." M1: That's true, but there is a great chance for a quick promotion there. If | were you, Pa think it over again because in a couple of years you'll be in much better situation than you would have been if you had stayed here. M2: Hmm... | think/you haye a point there. Maybe | should try to see if | can get the position first. After all, ! might not even be considered for it.” Cains > : Ck \Who most key are they? (A) Ajob candidate and an interviewer. (@)Amareing manager end preomel manager ; (€)Coworters who workinthe came depaiment ta company. “(0 (O)Aclet anda shop ampoye Why is the man reluctant to transfer to another department? (A) He is happy with his current ob. (8) He feels that he is not qualified for the open position. (©) He dossn' like the people in the Marketing Department (0) He would have to accept a pay cut if he got hired. What wilthe man probably do? (A) Putin nis application and face the outcome, (B) Talk to his boss about getting more details bout the position. (©) Disregard ihe opportunty and wait for another time, () Work harder to be considered forthe next promotion Leth Paras acon Have you come to a conclusion in regards to ~? Have you decided on which type of car you wil buy? Have you made up your mind about ~? + that’s opened up ~= that has become avaliable ~ = that's vacant ~= that's empty ~ Lets go chek out the new record tore that’s opened up inthe mall + I'd think it over again ~='d reconsider it~=d put more thought into it~ 468 think tover again to make sure there ae no mistakes.‘uostions 44 through 4 ror tothe following conversation, W: Ihave an appointment to meet with Mr. Ewing at 2.‘ Where can | park? M: I'm sorry, but our underground parking lot is under renovation at the moment. There is free parking two blocks north of here, but there is a good chance that it might be a full house today because of the art exhibit. Your best bet is to turn your car around and drive back down this street to the intersection.“ There is a pay lot there. pay pattsis lot W: That's quite a distance to walk back here. Do you think | would get'a ticket if | just parked somewhere along this street?“ M: You can try, but ! wouldn't If! were you. I saw a car being towed away a few days ago." Who is the woman? (A)A visitor. (8) Abulding security guard (©)Aparking attendant (DAnartist What suggestion does the woman receive from the man? (A) See the art exhibit. (8) Park in the underground garage, (C) Tum back and drive down to the Intersection. (0) Walk back to her hous ‘What will the woman most ikely do? (A) Drive back home. () Buy aticket to the exhibit, (©) Pay forthe téwing fee. (0) Park her car somewhere else. vy Passa practice * Ihave an appointment to meet~= 1am scheduled to meet ~ =! am planning to meet ~ | have an appointment to meet the boss in one hour * There is a good chance that = There is every opportunity to do ~= There Is a good probability of doing ~ “There isa good chance that | wit get promoted this yer, + Hkmight be a full house today = It might be packed today = It might be sold out lUmightbe atu nouse today, s0 you'd better check before heading down to the theater. * Your best bet isto ~= It would be best to ~ = It would be a good Idea to ~ Your best bets o take the local roa his ime of the day. 457\ Test o1 PaRt 3 Questions 47 through 49 refer tothe following conversation. W: Have you caught anything so far?” M: No, I've been sitting here for an hour,'*’ but nothing’s biting. ! was just going to move to another spot to see If my luck would change.” Perhaps It's the type of bait you're using.” What are you using? M: I'm just using a plain old worm, ‘What is the man doing? (A) Arguing @boutine seat. (8) Searching for the right spot. (C) Trying to catch fleh. (D) Moving to a different house. How long has the man been here? (A) 15 minutes. (8) 30 minutes. (C) 60 minutes. (0) 120 minutes. What does the woman suggest may be the reason for the man's problem? (A) He is siting the wrong place. (B) He is using the wrong bait. (©) He has been waiting too tong (0) He isnot thinking properly. vy Parsee Practice + Have you caught anything? = Did you catch anything? = Are you getting any bites? Have you caught anything since you got here? * Nothing's biting. = haven't caught anything. = 'm not even getting a nibble. Nothing's tng yet, but lam sure tht will catch something soon, + to eee f my luck would change =to see If the situation would get bettor = to see If things would Improve ''mgolng ta ry a ifrent vay to See i my luck would change forthe etter. 40‘questions 50 through 52 refer tothe following conversation. M: Iwas wondering if you carry men’s shirts(in,extra large here.” I've been looking through all the stores(on'this entire block for the last hour, but ! haven't had any luck Geittr finding anything that fits me properly. W: You'te,in luck because we not only carry them but we also have clothes that are fashionable for people who need large-sized clothing here(in; the back section of the store. Follow me, and | am quite certain that you will be able to find something you'll like." M: This is great. | am sure that many oversized people would find your store useful. It's not easy for us big people to find clothes that we like. Have you been in business for tong? i W: Yes, ween around for a couple of years now, and we have a steady stream of customers toming tito the store regularly. What is the man doing? (A) He is trying to buy some clothing. (8) He is looking for a bank (©) He is preparing to start a business - a ney GY (0) Hes serving a customer. , Yt: E52) Where will the man most likely go next? a y Atwr pore (A) To another store, : “hope {B) To the back part of the store. (©) To a fashion show. ee (0) To see a customer What is special about this place? (A) The items are reasonably priced {@)Itis located close to the man’s place. (C) itcarries items that other stores don’t have, (0) Ithas been in business for many years. 1g Peseta rates * Iwas wondering it you carry ~= | was wondering if you have ~ In stock. =! was wondering if you have ~ ‘was wondering i you cary carty-on bags here. * We not easy for us big people to do = It's difficult for us heavy people to do = It is hard for big people lke us to do lsnot easy for us big people to watch moves in theaters that have very narrow seats. * Have you been In business for long? = How long have you had your business? = When did you start your businose? * We have a steady stream of customers coming Into the store regularly. = We have bullt a regular customer base for this store. = We have regular customers coming into the store. 159\ TEST 01 ‘Questions 83 through 55 refer tothe following conversation. M: Why didn't you take care of the electricity bill? | you to pay it last Wedn jave you my share of the bill and told ssday. We just got a second notice in the mail today. W: You are kidding me. 1 was busy(6ii the day you asked me because | had to run an important errand for my boss, so | just couldn't get to the bank on time. And then 1 completely forgot all about it on Thursday because of the seminar | had to attend. 1 only remembered it after lunch on Friday and went straight to the bank and pald a M: | guess t! straighten this out.” ey must have sent out the notice before you paid then. I'l call them and W: 1am sory, but I couldn’ on, remember to take of the bills What is the man asking the woman about? (A) An error made in his paycheck. (8) warming he had received at work. (©) The lunch menu at a restaurant (D) A notification of an unpaid bill. 1e wants to go to, ‘What will the man do? (A) Drop by the bank (B) Take care of a misunderstanding. (C) Call another ele (0) Go on an errand, When was the bill taken care of? (A) Wednesday. (8) Thursday, (©) Friday. (0) This morning vy Pushes ractoe + Why didn't you take care of the electreity bl? = Why didn’t you pay the electricity bill? = Why wasn't the electricity bill pald? 9 + gave you my share of the bill.=! gave you the money for my part ofthe bil, = | already chipped in for my share. + We just got a second notice. = We received another notics We recelved a warning notice. + had to run an important errand for my boss. care of something, hhad to do something for my boss. ly boss sent me out to take + Lam sorry, but couldn't help it apologize but | had no choice but todo that. = I'm sorry but | had no control over the situation. © 460.sctrclty take rolover | ‘questions 56 through 68 refer tothe following conversation, W:; The supervisor(from our Detroit plant just called to let me know that he would like the October. Could yoti make sure to have them sent out by three o'clock today? M: Sure, but could | ask why he’s in such a hurry to receive them? The exhibition Is still two weeks away," and the delivery only takes three days."” | parts he ordered(h their exhibition in November to be delivered by the 25th of f W: | know, but he wants to have enough time to test the materials in case there are any problems.“ This way, he will have plenty of time to have them returned to us to be fixed. M: | see. | will make sure to take care of it right after | straighten out the backorder for Johnson Limited, ae [Ei], When will the exhibition be held? (A) On the thicd ofthis month, (B)Atthe end of October. {C) In acouple of weeks. (0) After three days. [518 How long does it take to send the items to the Detroit plant? (A) One day. (8) Two days. (C) Three days. (©) Five days. ‘According tothe woman, why isthe delivery being rushed? (A) To have plenty of time to deal with a problem if one occurs. (B) To prepare for the company's move. (©) To avoid running into the possibilty of a stock shortage. (0) To oblige the demand of Mr. Johnson, (iy Poses ce * Could you make sure to read over ~? = Can you double check ~ Gould you make sure to read over the report before giving itt the cent? jan youl review it once more ~? * The presentation is stil two weeks away. = The presentation Is two weeks from now. = The presentation is in two. weeks, ‘The presentation i stl two weeks away, * straighten out = make things right = correct the mistakes Misteighten out tne misunderstanding wth the cent. 161A TEST 01 PART ‘Questions 59 through 61 refer tothe following conversation. W: How did your team make out in the baseball tournament over \e weekend? Ms You're not going to believe this, but we made it all the way to the finals by beating the marketing team and then played the sales team in the finals." You know, if it ‘weren'/{6r John, our best player, leaving the game because of a sprained ankle, we could've won the whole thing. By the way, why didn't you guys compete? We were expecting to play you guys. W: Oh, our manager Susan is not a very big fan(6t)baseball. She thinks that It's a waste of time spending our weekends playing sports." but jorale. | don’t know about you guys, bi M: You've got to be kidding. | can understand that she is not a big fan of base she should be thinking about the employees’ ‘our guys were all pumped up after the weekend game. I guess some of the bosses don’t feel that company spirit is all that important.” How far di the man's team got the tournament? (A) They reached the finals before getting defeated. (8) They gotinto the semifinals after beating the sales (©) They were defeated itt (0) They went ll the way to the finals and won, first ound of t According to the woman, why did her team (it compete in the tournament? (A) Many of her statf members were out of town on bi (B) Her boss does not like baseball very much. (C) She fell down the stalrs and broke her ankle. (0) Her tearn members were too busy with work. ‘What does the man mention about some of the managers in the company? (A) They don’t consider company morale to be very Important. (®) They stress winning the tournament too much. {C) They worked very hard preparing for the toumament. (0) They waste too much time talking about sports. vy Paranrasig recta + How did your toam make out ~? = How did your team do ~ How dia your team make out in the tournament? How far did your team go ~? + She le not a very big fan of ~= She is not very fond of ~ Jet's not avery ba fan of jazz music + Wea waste of time V-ing ~= t's not worth our time V-ing ~ = It's not a good idea to spend time on ~ | think its a waste of tie diving al the way to Buia this weekend.‘questions 62 through 64 vter to the following conversation. M: We seem to have already gone over our budget on travel expenses this quarter. Do you know the reason? W: Well, the main reasor(is) because the airline we deal with has raised thelr fares." On top of that, we had to change the hotel we use because many of our staff ‘complained about being robbed during their trips. So, we signed a contract with another chain, and they are a bit more expensive." ) <) _, M: Well, we are going to have to do something to tighten up around here. Tell you what; from now on I want you to make sure you allow only those staff members who must take trips to go 6n them, This way, we should be able to keep down the cost abit. cine es W: Actually, we have been doing that, but it’s hard to judge which trips should be allowed or not because everyone seems to have legitimate reasons for taking the trips. | think we need to find other ways to cut costs. I'm meeting with the other managers today. Why don’t | bring up the issue at the meeting? [822 According to the woman, why has the company gone over its budget this quarter? (A) Many employees are making unnecessary tips. (@) The statf members are staying at very expensive hotels. (©) Their travel expenses have shot up. (D) The cost of insurance has more than doubled, ‘ 11882 What does the man suggest they do to solve the problem? (A) Have more people work fiom their homes. (8) Discriminate against those planning to travel. (©) Work out a better deal with the airline company. (0) Get the workers to pay for their own meals {f What does the woman say is the reason why the man’s suggestion won't work? A) People tend to get lazy working at home. (B) The management cannot judge which trips are absolutely necessary. (©) They ate already getting a special rate from the airline company they deal with (©) The est of he managers at the company don’ think i's a good idea. [Gite oo... Ue 163 LOTest o1 Pant 3 ‘Questions 65 tough 67 refer tothe following convorsation. You shouldn't be standing outside of your car here. It's very dangerous with cars flying by. W: Yeah, | know, but my car suddenly conked out, and now it won't start." | don't Understand why. There is plenty of gas in the tank, and I just replaced the battery a week ago. M: | used to be pretty handy fixing cars before, but the new models of cars coming out nowadays have too many computer gadgets in them. | think you had better call a tow truck and get a mechanic to look at it with his high-tech equipment. 28 but to do that. | should have listened to my brother. He warned me that | would run into problems if | bought a car with so many functions. ‘Where is the conversation most ikely taking place? (A) Atan auto repair shop, (8) Ata gas station, (©) In a computer store. (D) Alongside a freeway. ‘What does the woman say is the problem? (A) Her computer is down, (B) The car ignition doesn’t work. (C) The car uses too much gas. (D) Her brother doesn't give good advice, Wat advice does the man give fer? (A) Listen to her brother. (8) Geta new car. (©) Have the cr towed, (D) Replace the battery. vy Paso Paces + fly by= whizby = drive by “The cars are fing by to ge to their destination. + conk out= break down =go dead My tuck conked out on me onthe highway. + be pretty handy = be good at = be useful He is pretty handy with computers. 164‘questions 68 through 70 refer to the following conversation, W: Hello, sir, how can | be of service to you today? M: Hi, my name is John Smith, and | am here to check in. |. Imade a reservation(fot a single room for two nights three days ago. Be W: Ah... yes, Mr. Smith, We've been expecting you. | can see here that you requested a non-smoking room overlooking Lake Huron. You've also asked for your breakfast your room at 7 a.m. sharp, right?" ‘ M: Yes, that is correct. | have to make a presentation at a business seminar at 9,"" so | want to have some time to read over the materials beforehand. (Forhow many nights will the man stay at the hotel? (A) One. (B) Two. (Three, (©) Seven. i i i t [0] What id the man request? (A) Room service. (8) Awake-up call. (©) Valet parking (©) Cleaning service What will he man most likely be doing at 9 in the morning? (A) Giving a speech. (©) Having a meal. (C) Swimming in the take. (0) Taking a fight out How can | be of service to you today? = fhat cam | do for you today? * ead over the materials beforehand = look over the mater Please make sure to ead over tha materials betorahand, ‘before = go over the materials in advance 485test o1 part 4 Questions 71 through 73 refer tothe following telephone message. Thank you for calling TC Telecom on this beautiful September Monday morning.” Currently, all of our operators are busy with other calls,” however, if you'd be kind ‘enough to wait.on the fine, one of our operators will be with you very shortly. In the meantime, if you know the extension of the person you wish to contact, please press it on your phone now. if you are calling to check your account profile, please press 1. If you wish to delete or change a service, please press 2." if you would like to get in touch with our billing services, press 3. If this is a call that needs the attention of a customer service representative, please continue holding, and talk to the operator. Thank you and we hope you have a great day. Remember, we here at TC Telecom value every call. aa ‘On which day does this message take place? (A) Saturday. (6) Monday. (©) Friday. (0) Tuesday. Why is the caller getting this message? (A)Allthe tines are busy. (8) Itis a national holiday. (©) Everyone is out to lunch. (0) tis after working hours [What should those who wish to make a change in their service do? (A) Stay on the tine, (8) Call back another time. (C) Press a button on the phone. {D) Talk to an operator. vy Pasotrasing Precce + getin touch with = get in contact with = get through to ia you gtin touch with your od school lend? + Please continue holding. = Please don't hang up. = Please wait on the line. lease continue holding unl an operator comes onthe tne. aner Ke questions 74 through 76 refer to the following talk. 17 like to welcome everyone fo our special community event here on this Children’s Day. AS look around, | cannot help but say how wonderful it is to seé many children from our community holding the hands of their parents and grandparents.” It provides me on with great pleasure to see you all. Now, before we begin with the main attraction of the day, 'd like to remind all the parents that we will be holding classes every Thursday for sh those who wish to do alittle extra for thelr children.” As most of you the parents know and agree, it is vital that we (nstill injour children the special qualities each and every single one of them possesses. We as parents should help our children achieve their dreams and visions. And for this reason, we have set up special classes for the parents to learn how to i bring out the bes(‘in'their children. If any parents are interested, please talk to us today.” Now, let's get back to today’s agenda and bring out the person everyone here is waiting for. Would everyone give a big hand of applause for “Teddy the Clown”. Who would most likely be listening to this talk? (A) Teachers at local schools. (8) Community residents. (C) Students from out of town, (O) Entertainers. How often will the class mentioned be held? (A) Once a week. (8) Twice a week. (©) Three times a wack. (0) Every day. What are those interested in the class asked to do? (A) Sign up today at the community center. (B) Speak with the coordinators after the talk. (©) Deposit a check into the bank account. (D) Take an admissions test after the talk. vy Pareobesin Practon * Feannot help but say ~= 1 really want to mention ~= am forced to say ~ ‘cannot help but say how hard he has been working lately. * do a ittie extra = do a little more = go out of the way to help Fit go and do a ttle exta forthe Kids. | * Let's get back to today’s agenda. = Let's return tothe day's schedule, | Now let's get back to today's agenda and tak about the issue. 167TEST 01 ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer to the following speech. That was Mr. Smith with his insightful information about the types of investments out the market today. Now, itis my pleasure to introduce the next speaker of the day, M te Rowe. Mr. Rowe, who has beer(abthe center of attention(if the business world lately as the youngest person ever to become the Chief Executive Officer at Livetalk Communications,” credits the teachings of his father, Mark Rowe, for success.” According to Mr. Rowe, the work ethics and positive attitude displayed by his father during his childhood set the standards for the way he works today. He stresses the importance of our everyday attitude toward work and will give us some tips on how to make ‘them become part of us. Anyway, at the age of 35, he is the youngest person ever to hold the head position at Livetalk Communications. Here is Mr. Rowe. 4 fonan’o 4 ghowr uF What does the speaker mention is special about Mr. Rowe? (A) He Is the youngest person to head a company. (8) He has followed in the footsteps of his great father. (C) He made a lot of money by investing in stocks. (D) He is related to the company president. Who does Sam credit his success to? (A) Mr Sith {B) One of the investors. (C) The company CEO (D) His father, What will Mr. Rowe talk about? (A) How to get in on the good investments (8) How to make good business contacts. (C) How to climb up the corporate ladder. (D) How to become optimistic about work. + conter of attention = center of focus = main lasue “The fring of our president nas been the center of attention for everyone. + sot the standards = set the rules = set the guidelines Mr. King set the standards for everyone to fon. + trees the importance = point out the Importance = show the Importance This article sresses the importance o the role each one of us has toward environmental issues. 168questions 80 through £2 refer to the following speech. {id lke to thank the concerned citizens of Barrie County for coming to today's environmental committee meeting. Like you, all council members here, including myself, take environmental safety seriously, which Is why we have taken the time to arrange this public meeting and have also invited Gus Gieane, from the Ministry of Health, to our meeting to answer any questions or to discuss further any concerns you may have."""” Gus, the Director of Public Environmental Health and Safety@the Ministry, has brought with him today a list of things people can do to lower the levels of risk of public environmental health. In recent times, the Ministry of Health has seen the status of the environment deteriorate, which in turn has had an adverse health affect on the citizens of Barrie County. The item that is(oh the top of Gus’s list is toxic sprays." More and more people are using toxic sprays to paint their cars and homes. However, after the toxic spray cans are used, they are irresponsibly tossed into the garbage without undergoing separate detoxification measures before they are thrown out. Mr. Gieane will now tell us ‘more in detail about what we can do to help the environment, || What is the purpose of the speech? (A) To invite people to a charitable function. {B) To Introduce the next speaker. (©) To give thanks for the donations. (0) To announce an upcoming event HH) Who is Mr. Gieane? (A) ABaxrie County resident (B) The mayor of Bartie County (©) Agovernment worker. (0) The president ofa paint company. [GY According to Gus’s report, what is considered to be most harmful to the environment? (A) Toxic sprays. (8) Secondhand smoke. (©) Gas fumes, (0) Toxie chemicals, Mrecent times = lately = nowadays Be tossed into the garbage = be thrown into the garbage Used tems were tossed ino he garbage. 169Test o1 part G ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer to the following announcement. Could | have your attention everyone? An emergency situation has occurred on the tenth floor, and I ask everyone at this time to leave what you are doing and proceed toward the nearest exit out of the building." This situation does not pose any immediate danger, but as a safety precaution, we are asking everyone to evacuate the building. So, please do not panic, but walk calmly to the nearest staircase out of the bullding.”* Please do not take the elevators. Now, once you are outside, please make sure all the members of your department have arrived safely. If by any chance anyone Is missing, please report the missing person to your immediate supervisors.” Thank you, and we will let you know the progress of the situation as it ocolirs. What is the purpose of the announcement? (A) To invite staff members to @ company event. (8) To call for an emergency meeting, {C) To notify employees of future repair work on the elevator, (0) To guide the listeners to safety. ‘What does the speaker ask the listeners to do? (A) Immediately speak to their supervisors. (B) Take the elevator up tothe tenth flor. (C) Walk patiently out of the bullding. (0) Read through the safety manual. ‘When should a listener talk to the boss? (A)f someone is not present. (8) Right ater the announcement. (©) Before the end of the day. (©) The frst thing in the momning, * pose = suggest = reflect “The gas leak does pose an immediate threat to the paople living inthe apartment complex. * evacuate =leave = escape Incase ofan emergency, people are asked to evacuate the building through the nearest exit 170‘Questions 86 through 88 refer to the following radio advertisement. — th Home Furnishings Is celebrating its 25th year in business with sales on all items ed throughout the store.” Starting from today lasting until Sunday,” we are slashing prices(oh carpets, beds, tables, drapes, and just about everything that you would find in your home. With up to 50% off the regular prices, you won't want to miss this opportunity of , a lifetime. So, ify you are in the market for home fur ling items, don't miss our sale of a lifetime. We're located on 35 Main Street. We are open from 8 to 7 on weekdays and 9 @ to 6 on weekends." ad we What is the store celebrating? (A) The opening of a new store. (®) Arecord year for sales. (0) The retirement of a staff member. (D) An important anniversary. ‘When does the sale begin? (A) Today. (©) Friday. (©) Saturday, (0) Sunday. fl] When does the store open this Saturday? 6am 7am, vy Pasobrasig racice * lash prices = cut prices = reduce prices ‘The new bargain stores slashing prices on everyting inthe sire. + Ityou are in the market for ~= If you are looking for ~= If you are thinking of buying ~ Ifyou are inthe market fora house, ow is the time to buy m7st 4 TEST 014 ‘Questions 89 through © refer to the following announcement. Attention, everyone! The parking tot(on the west side of our building will be closed starting from this Friday, January 25, until March 15, due to construction.” Therefore, those employees who enter the building from Midland Avenue must use the south entrance from Jane Street. Also, we ask everyone to please park your cars In our underground garage” to allow our customers access to the parking spots on the ground floor. | know this will cause some inconvenience to our salespeople,” who come in and out of our building throughout the day. However, we do ask you to bear with this situation until the construction comes to its completion. Also, we'd like to make a suggestion for those ‘employees who live near the office to leave thelr cars at home and take public transportation to work, One other option is to start carpooling.” Anyway, think about it, and if you have any great ideas, please go and speak with our receptionist Janice anytime ‘When will the construction start? (A) January 18. (B) January 25. (©) March 15, (0) March 26. ‘According to the speaker, who will be mostly affected by the construction? (A) Sales staff. (6) Receptionists, (©) Customers, (0) Statf members without cars. Which of the following is NOT mentioned by the speaker? (A) All staff members should park in a specific place. (8) Some of the employees should commute by bus. (C) People who live close to the office should share a ride, (D) Sales reps should speak with the receptionist. ~ bear with this situation = withstand the situstion = cope with the situation tn order to become stronger, one must bear wih tis unfortunate situation, * One other option Is to ~ = Another choles Is to ~= Another alternative might be ~ (One other options to go back o school o get a degree 172‘questions 92 through 94 refer to the following announcement. ag May | have your attention please? This announcements for all passengers waiting for Flight 705, scheduled to depart for London at 2 o'clock. We have just been informed by Heathrow Airport that airplanes are being suspended for traveling to and from the airport due to heavy fog passing through the region" and planes that are scheduled for arrival are being re-routed to other nearby airports. This, unfortunately, will also delay our flights scheduled to take off(for London until further notice. In the meantime, the passengers that are affected are asked to take advantage of the refreshments we have set up in the lounge on the second floor.’ Please show your ticket to the lounge Jant as you enter. For further announcements regarding the Heathrow situation, please check with the bulletin board displays set up throughout the terminal. Thank you for your kind understanding, What is causing the flight delays at Heathrow Airport? (A) A fight accident. (B) The local weather. (©)Asecurity alert, (0) The overbooking of fights. ‘When was the fight originally scheduled for take-off? (A) 12 o'clock. {B)2o'clock. (€) So'clock (0)7 o'clock. What is being offered to the passengers at the second floor lounge? (A)Ameat, (8) Accommodations (©) Snacks and drinks. (0) Fight tickets. vy Pastas Practice * have just been informed of ~=| have Just been told ~= | have just heard the news ~ \ have just been informed ofthe good news. * be suspended = be stopped =e frozen sJaclcis being suspended ram work without pay for not acing by the company policy regarding a safely rule at the sito 173= Test o1 part 4 ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer tothe folowing broadcast. k | | ‘Todayon our show, we have a special guest appearance Bone ‘of the most powerful businessmen of our time. This person | am going to aioe a you next” is the person responsible for getting the largest company in our eity off the ground 10 years ago.” Yes, this big company | am talking about is Codak Incorporated. Today, Codak Incorporated has become one of the largest companies in our nation, with over 150,000 ‘employees all over the country and with future plans to build 2 more factories in Los | Angeles and New York later this year.” There is also speculation that Codak Incorporated is talking with the Fujitsu Company of Japan on a possible venture deal sometime early next spring.” Now we will meet with the Prosident(of Codak, Mr, John Williams, right after we take this station break. | ‘What isthe speaker doing? j (A) Giving out an award. | (B) Introducing a guest. | (©) Making a sales presentation. (©) Conducting an interview. 1) What does the speaker say is in plan for Codak in the early part of next year? (A) They will buy out a Japanese company, (B) They will shut down one of their factories. (C) They will embark on a business partnership. (0) They will merge with another company, Which of the following is NOT true about Codak Incorporated? (A) thas over 100,000 employees. (8) The company started a decade ago. (C)Ithas a branch office in Japan. (0) The company is planning to add more plants. | vy Parson rate ‘get ~ off the ground = get ~ started = launch ~ ‘Me. Smith worked hard to gt the company ff ha ground. * There is also speculation that ~ = There Is also a rumor that ~= There le algo a talk that ~ ‘Thete Is also speculation that our president might be going into retirement his year. 174‘Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following advertisement. * While trekking across the mountain range, you can see a heavenly waterfall engulfed by wild flowers and secluded from travelers. At the bottom of the waterfall, there is a pool of water that stretches out into the farther, deeper part of the Pacific Ocean. The local inhabitants know this area as “The Pond of Fertility,” which dwells beside a very exclusive resort, The Adonis and Aphrodite Paradise. This 50-room facility possesses all the amenities one would expect to find in a world-class resort along with spas and massages, a majestic view of the Pacific Ocean, fine dining, and even an exotic animal show." The active sports include scuba diving, elephant riding, golfing, and sailing." Does just hearing about these activities tire you out? Then you can opt just to rest by the 50-meter Olympic-sized pool or lay beside the Pacific ‘Ocean with a cocktail in your hand." So what are you waiting for? Come and enjoy it for yourself. ee What is being advertised? (A) A travel agency. (B)Ageteway resort. (©) Afiinoss center. (0) Arestaurant What does the speaker say about The Adonis and Aphrodite Paradise? (A) Itis visited by many travelers. {B) There are over 500 rooms. (©) Famous people vacation there. (D) ile situated near an ocean. [N00] Which of the following is NOT part of the amenities offered? (A) An animal show. (B) Great cuisine. (C) Aswimming pool. (0) cycling. vy Patan acon * dwell beside ~ = sit beside ~ = rest beside ~ + have a majestic view of = have an awesome view of = have a spectacular view of ‘My new apartment has @ malestic view ofthe city + opt just to-V = choose to-V ‘You can opt just to stay here it you'd hk. 175Pies v (A) She's guiding the cart. (8) She's ready to cross the road, (C) She's loading a box opto the carr. (0) She's sweeping the sidewalk + She's pushing the car. + She's transporting the car. + She's moving the cart (A) The people are moving the seats. eae (B) They are waiting to board the plane, bench (©) Most of them are concentrating on reading. teers a (D) Travelers are looking in the same direction. reading. onthe +The people are looking at reading materials, (A) The tuts displayed onthe stand Seca ecu (B) Some food is being cookéd in the kitchen. basket (€) The apples are being picked. (©) There a basket ful of trult onthe ta + Anassoriment of fruit has bean put irapaske—— + Various types of fruits are in a basket (A) The people are climbing up the ladder. +The workers are placing tes on the {B) The people are working indoors. root. (C) The people are fixing the roof. = The people are working on the root. (0) The people are tossing ties onto the ground. + The roa! is being Worked on, (A) The bioyces are being used. ee (B) The bicycles are standing in a row. sic. a (©) The bicycles are being locked up, Tie ee bch cated etna (D) The bicycles are on sale at a shop. ‘the fence. + The bicycles have been placed extto one another. 4178ay (Loud (A) The carpet is being lal. (B) There is @ plece of furniture by the exit. (©) The chairs are being painted. (0) The doors have teen left open. (A) There Is a microphone near the speaker. (8) They're speaking to one another. (C) He's ready to take off his shirt. {D) He's admiring the picture on the wall (A) They're lighting the candle. (B) They're concentrating on something together. (©) They're drinking a beverage. (0) They're cleaning the top of the table. (A) They're playing the same musical instrument. (©) The musicians are performing in front of an audience. (©) They are about to finish their performance. (D) They are walking off the stage. (A) They have all taken seats outside. (B) They have assembled together outdoors. {C) The people are enjoying a game together. {D) The people are laughing at a joke, Piles Vv + Light is shining into the hallway. = The floor has been carpatad + There are pictures hanging on the wals. + The speaker is standing at the podium, + The speaker is talking into the ‘microphone. + The apeaker is using he microphone. + They'e looking a the same thing + Acandle has been lt on the table. +The table is being occupied now. + They are performing together. + The musiclans are performing indoors «They are making music together. + The people have gathered outdoors. + Many ofthe people have taken ‘Seats outdoors. + There are parasols set up outdoors, 179- t v ‘When will you take off for Paris? (A) No, she ltt while ago, 11 When ae you leaving for Pais? (8) Id rather go to Londen. That depends on when I can book a seat (C) On Tuesday afternoon. Sie Das Where can | pick up a raincoat? (4) Yes, it might be al right. Where do they sel raincoats around here? (8) Around three o'clock A] Try the neighborhood mal. (©) Probably at the mall Didn't you think the speech was a bit siow? (A) No, | found it to be quite stimulating. IB Didn't you find the speech a bit dull? (@) It’s quite a distance from here. 1 Yes, | couldn't keep myself awake. (©) Al ight, I think Ws @ good idea. Hell, 1 lke to book a single roonf this weekend. (A) The bookstore is down the street. Gone ah es cote eee (@) You should have made a reservation. = eos eee eee (€) Sure, wil this befor one night? 1 Sure, may Ihave your name, please? 1 . . Dect an Par ar LT reelleet . you 02 — yeenllot — AST aaee < recall = vecetine came Lote ea aie Do you recall which day I spoke to Jack? (A) Yes, It was a day before you left for New York. When sid lige talk to Jeol? (8) Tuesday would be a good day to meet. [il The day before yesterday. (©) No, 1am not sure what itis called ; i . wert ob reeetdechn home amazing power ¢ » cdeay . - Lidd hood vogue yeu eo Svabant reer Bes Would you be interested in trying a pair of these sneakers here instead? (A) | saw i(@ijhe news, too. {@) Yes, itis quite interesting (©) Don't you think they're a bit too small? Where did you ever get a hold of those tickets? (A) Yes, I got in touch with him. {@) Theye(foptne three o'clock show. (C) From a friend who works at the theater. Hie - Would you prefer sugar with your tea o(justeream? (A) Illtake both please. (@) Yes, | wil do just thet. (©) No, he tikes it that way. GE ‘Why do you show up to work at such an early hour? (A) {did call her this morning. (@) No, she is working at home today. (©) Ihete being ceught in traffic. wa How did you manage to get the project done on time? (A) It might be a litle too late. (8) | work with a great staff. (©) Let's do it tomorrow instead. Paap v BD) How would you like to try on a pair of these sneakers instead? They seem a bit too small 1D How dia you ever manage to get those fiokets? = | know someone who works atthe theater. Do you want sugar or cream with your coffee? Neither. [lke mine black B Is there a reason why you show up to work ‘80 early in the morning? l.come early to avoidhe morning rush hour traffic. aa Hl How did you manage to meet the deadline? {ff Ive been working really hard, 181TEST 02 PART D Paes, Vv Could you turn down the music just a notch? (a)t'm sorry, didn’t know itwas bothering you. B Could eu ortho volm fhe music / ” just a bit (B) Please turn it in as soon as possible. , (C) Yes, right around the comer from here. No problem. I take care of it right away. n (ou It you get this work done by three, I think you should callit a day. — ~ Bl Why dont you finish this work by three and (A) I wilt go home and get them, soho oy (©) ical him back later. (C) That’s what !am planning to do. Who's responsible for setting up the tables and chairs for the meeting? ~ 7 {Bl Whois in charge of aranging the tables (A) There are plenty of tables. ‘ang chairs for the meeting? (6) tis scheduled to start atten, ‘The maintenance staf. (C) The Facilities Department, why? zo up = wal Aren't the tax sheets ready yet? (A) Yes, they are just about ready. 1B Di you get a chance to get the tax sheets ist about ready. Hes = (8) | didnt call a taxi yet — (C) It might be two sheets actually. fl Yes, I eft them on your desk. wa I could always handwrite the letter. (A) That would seem more personal. o Naess ees more personal if | wrote (8) Mary wrote the letter this morning, a = (C) | will hand it to her when | get there. | Yes, that would definitely be more personel. 182check rm v & wa Lor por} ou ou be nerd nna nh te we scone (a ete? How would you tke to grab some lunch Sy tia ci fede (A) Yes, let's check {@) Sorry, | have never been interested init Okay, ake you to a Korean restaurant (C) Yes, | went there a few days ago. u ! ‘What do | press to get the reception desk? (Ay Try extension 34, Bl How can | get the reception desk from 10? (@) She's the receptionist. here’ (©) tw got ust dial 34 Do you know why Mr. Lee called off the meeting this moming? a Why did Mr. Lee cancel this moming’s (A) Something urgent came up. cemee! (B) He wi be back by then, tHe had something important to take care (C) No, I forgot to call him. . uw i 0 a kc < It's really hot out there. rem Lo. (A) Yes, the humility level is unbelievable. B tts sizing ouside, (B) He went over thére an hour ago. Yes, its really ahot day today. (©) Why don’ you turn down the heat then, i) cy rice - ki ~ : ‘Do you know who will be taking over Leslie's position while she takes her leave of absence? BH Who wil finiorLesie when she takes hor (A) Yes, she will be taking it with her, Heeve.c! aioe? (B) Mr. Lee has not made up his mind yet. ‘They're searching for someone now. (©) To a litte istand in the Pacitic somewhere, 400. we doy e . yay a ‘Jenny's got to mail this invoice to the head office, doesn’t es she? denny was asked to forward this invoice to (A) Yes, she does have a nice voice. Be Heme sie, weentahe (©) t's not very far trom where she lives. Yes, Mr. Smith asked her todo that. (C) I don't think she is required to do that this time. Where do you recommend | go to have some good Greek food around here? Hl Where is a good place to get some great (A) Yes, the service there is reelly good. ies ode Ueleds (8) I heard the food is quite tasty there a Me ere eee as, (C) Lalways go to George's on Pape Road. Jen’ there an updated version ofthis program? (A) Not that | am aware of. (8) Yes, itis a great program. We were supposed to. {(C) Let's doit angther day. Didn't we update this program a while ago? isthe nw gu(@i your team doing okay? (A) I might join the team as well 1 Howis the new quy(n your team doing? (8) No, I don't know him that well [| He's coming along fine. (©) Yes, he’s just becoming used to his job now. ‘Should | get one of my staff members to bring you the Papers, or are you planning to make a tip out here? BB Do you want me to send the papers, or are (A) No, my plane takes off at nine. you going to come and get them? (B) Il drop by this afternoon. £1 wil stop by later today, (©) Ihad a great vacation, thanks. 484Pacohaoy v ‘We recently got Rick to take ofthe warehouse, didnt we? I Fick took inventory ofthe warehouse recent, didnt he? 40) (A) No, we dont store it there (@)About a month ego. 1) Two weeks ago. (©) Let's see who invented it ya Isthere a quicker way to get to his place? (A) Take the subway. {Do you know a shortcut to his house? {(@)No, she is not going. 1 Highway 12s the fastest way to ge there. (©) The faster, the better. \ Ki Why does Harry want to change shifts with you tomorrow? (A) No, he is not coming tomorrow. I wy ci Hay ak youto take overt ait (6) His parents are coming from out of town. tomorrow’ {€) Achange would be good for him. He wants to spend ime with his family. Ka How about forwarding the goods later (A) No, by ship. 7 ~ Bi Let's send the goods this afternoon. (B)Is three o'clock okay? 1 Okay, | will take care of it. (©) W's on backward, a) > er CU remons How should we pay our respects to Mr. Lee when he leaves us? ~ 1 What do you think we should do for Mr. Lee (A) Let's leave soon, too, ee (8) Why don't we discuss it today? [| How about throwing a farewell partyin his, (©) dont think its been paid, ie? 185TEST 02 PART O ‘Questions 41 through 43 refer to the folowing conversation. M: [really need to get a new computer." ‘Why? What's the problem? M: Well, I've had this computer since 2001. It’s so slow to download anything, it drives me crazy." And it often freezes completely, and then | have to restart it. really need a faster computer, so | can work more efficiently. W: Why don’t you go to A & T Computers? I've used them for years. They use quality components, and they really know how to set up systems properly. I've always found their technicians friendly and helpful.” What isthe problem? (A) The man can't access somethingon his computer. (8) The woman does not know how to use the program. (C) The man is frustrated with his computer. (0) The woman's work is nat going very eticionty. ‘Why does the woman recommend A & T store? (A) She has known the owner for years (&) It provides great service. (C) The technician is her brother. (D) The store is having a sale now. X0) What are they talking about? (A) The man's company. (B) The woman's job. (C) The men's computer. (0) The woman's car. + get new computer = buy a computer = purchase a computer = pick up & computer | need to get a naw computer soon, + What's the problem? = What's the matter? =|s something wrong? + Itdrives me crazy. = It makes me mad. =Itis 60 frustrating. Iarives me crazy to see how siow the work is progressing. 186= cond MM: Julie, did you manage to contact Mr. Jones yesterday? We need to dispatch this order? > as soon as possible and | still haven't received a fax from him." ~~ W: Well, | tried several times before taking off yesterday, but I've only been able to leave a message.“ And he hasn't replied yet. 1M: Well, could you see if you can get through to him now? I can't send out the order without the Information he was supposed to fax me. | have to get these Items to our client within the hour. {£2 What was the man supposed to have received from Mr. Jones? (A) Fax, (@) Email (©) Phone call (©) Mail [ES] What did Julie do yesterday? (A) Left a message. (8) Sent out an order. (©) Received fax. (0) Talked to Mr. Jones. (9) What is the man worried about? (A) He won't have time to meet withthe cient. (@) He thinks he is not managing his staff well (C) He might not have enough time to deliver the order. (0) He has not been able to respond cients question oy Parasia mactce * take off = leave = depart Iwi be taking ot as son as Lary gets here. | * get through to him = get in touch with hi ‘Were you abe to get through o him last night? * within the hour= in an hour = before the next hour {wi send you the fax within the hour talk to him, 187TEST 02 PART O ‘Questions 47 through 49 refer tothe following conversation. eye M: Ive just heard(oR)the radio that all flights from the domestic air terminal will be delayed(by two hours.”” There's been(a security alert alert" and they're searching al the bags. Pe ne) W: Oh, no! That's going to cause us a serious problem. Our clients are expecting us and ‘we won't be able to make it for the meeting. M: That shouldn't be a big problem. | am expecting a call from them this afternoon to talk about the seminar. 'l see if I can postpone the meeting until the morning.” How long has the flight been delayed? (4) 1 nour moune (2 (B) 2hours. h g (©)shours : (0) 4 hours. te eouced iy parents {EISD What is the reason for the delay? Dane BA2. (A) The weather condition is bad. (B) There's a security complication. (C) An engine problem has occurred. (0) The atine staff made a booking mistake, (Wi What will the man do? v * be. two houre=be postponed we hours = be (A) Use another mode of transportation (8) Ask the client to come to the office. (C) Schedule the meeting for a later time. (0) Attend the seminar a ite early. hours delayed by two hours because some ofthe guests have nt arrived. “The meeting * make It for the meeting = get to the meeting = attend the meeting 188 ohn sale he might not be abe to mate It for the meeting,‘questions 60 through 82 rofor tothe folowing conversation. M: Good afternoon. I'm from Waldorf Taxi Trucks with the items you requested, W: Oh, really? | wasn't aware that we were expecting any deliveries. Who did you speak to? M: Her name was Sylvie James. She called us just before lunch today and requested a special order.” Let's see, | should have the phone order form here somewhere. Ah... here itis. W: Okay, but Syivie’s out showing some of our clients around our plant site” and is not due back(for another two hours. Why don't you leave the boxes here and | ‘What has Sylvie done this morning? (A) Placed an order. (8) Ordered tunch. (C) Met with a client, (0) Paid her phone bil [il Where is Syivie? (A) Atlunch. (B) Atthe factory. (©) ina meeting (©) Inner otic. EPP When is Sylvie expected to return? (A) Inn hour. (B) Intwo hours. (©) Inthvee hours. {0) In four hours. oy Patras practce ~ Twasn't aware that{of] ~ =! was not informed about ~ =I didn’t know about ~ | wasn aware of eft hat some paris fhe company ony had changed * be due back = return = come back He ls duo back the day after lomorrow. 189Test 02 Part 3 ‘Questions 59 through 55 refer tothe folowing conversation. M: Good evening. And welcome to Sophie's Garden, ‘Thanks. Can you tell us more about today's special menu please?” M: Well, you can choose from two starters, two main courses and two desserts. Coffee is also included. Oh, and you will receive a complimentary glass of red or white wine." thre 7 W: That sounds great. Give me a moment to think about it." Can you come back in a few minutes? What does the woman want to know? (A) The price of the special menu, (B) Today's selection of food. (C) The brand of coffee available, (0) The year of the wine served, What is being offered at no cost? (A) Drinks. (8) Dessert, (©) Appatizer. (0) Soup. ‘What will the woman most likely do next? (A) Order food, (8) Pay for her meal (C) Think of what to eat, (0) Eat her food, vy Pees racten * Gan you tellus more about ~? = Could you give me alte more information about ~? = Could you explain atte about ~? Can you tellus more about he event? * You can choose from two starters. = You have two choices of appetizers to pick from. = You can select from the two ‘choices of appetizers. 190‘questions 56 through 58 refer to the following conversation. Is this the right counter(fo? opening a new account?™ *” Sure, | can do that for you right here. What kind of account were you thinking of? I need to open a checking account,*” | already have a savings account here.” Great, in that case we carcopéh a checking account {or you very quickly. Would you do me a favor and fill out this form? | will also need your identification card with a picture.” ae 19) Whereis the conversation taking place? (A) Inabank. (B)Ataphoto studio, (©) nan accounting office. . | (0) Ata store opening. f [EME What does the man want to do? (A) Write out a check (8) Make an 1D card. (©) Open a bank account. (0) Take a picture. ‘What does the woman request from the man? (A) Some cash. (8) Adiscount coupon. (C) Apicture 1D. (0) Some forms. ‘yy Faron practice + What kind of account were you thinking of? = What type of account do you want to open? = What kind of account are you thinking of opening up? * Inthat case = If that’s the situation = If that’s what's happening In hatcase, wy dont you take over th job? 191TEST 02 PART OB ‘Questions 69 through 61 refer to the following conversation. M: Hi, Suzie. I'm just ringing to see if you got the job. 'W: Oh, hi John. Well, actually, I'm not sure. But | do have to go for a second interview this afternoon.” M: That's great! | guess you must be excited. Where is your second meeting supposed to happen anyway? W: At the big building next to the art gallery downtown. Hey, do you think we can meet up for lunch today before I go to my interview?” I really could use some inside information about your supervisor.” He is going to interview me today. [E58] What wll the woman most likely do today? (A) Go for a Job interview. (©) Visit the art gallery (©) Ring up an old friend, (©) Meet with her brother. {AWC Onyihich part ofthe day is the conversation most likely taking place? (A) In the moming. h (@) During lunch, on which pa (©) Inthe aternoon, (©) Inthe evening (900) What can be inferred about the man? (A) He works at the company the woman is applying to. (©) He is an avid art lover. nd 5 v (C) He doesn't get along with his supervisor WA (0) He is looking for a better opportunity. . a avid ~ oe ~ fm ringing to see ~ =1'm calling to find out ~'=1'm phoning to ask ~ !m inging 0 see It you would be intrested In having lunch togethor. ~ Where is your second meeting supposed to happen anyway? = Where will the next meeting take place? = Where: ‘are we going to meet next? * meet up for lunch = get together for lunch = gather for lunch Let's meetup for unch tis week. 192‘questions 62 through 64 refer to the following conversation. M: Hi, Susan. This is Mike. Listen, could you do me a huge favor?" Well, I'l try. What is it? M: [have an appointment with a new client this afternoon, but ! can't make it. Could you do it for me?™ Another important cllent has called me in for an emergency meeting." | really have to be out of the office this afternoon, and I can’t get back here before 3:00 p.m. W: Well, in that case, of course I'l be happy to take over for you. Why don’t you drop by the office later so | can tell you how it went?™ |] What does the man ask the woman to do? (A) Attend a meeting on his behalf, (©) Take care of an existing cient (C) Drive him to his client's office. (0) Pick him up at 5 o'clock ‘Why is the man asking fora (A) Ho is tied up at his office (B) He has to attend to something else. (C) He doesn't ike working alone. (0) He has a family emergency to take care of J favor? 19) When will Susan meet with Mike? (A) Before she goes‘on her appointment. (B) After she meeté with the new client. (©) Atthree o'clock inthe afternoon. (0) After she finishes with the emergency meeting, vy PaO acts Could you do me a huge favor? = Can ask you to do something for me? = Can you do something for me? * take overfor~ = take one's plac: | wal take over for you while you are away. Win for ~ * Why don't you drop by ~? = Why don’t you stop by ~? = Why don't you come by ~? Why don you crop by on your way back rom work today? 193\ TEST 02 PART ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer tothe following conversation. M: We absolutely need to have this ready for publication by May," so that it's ready for the summer vacation caialog. W: But that's not really possible, Mr. Jackson; the final draft is not even finished. M: I've been speaking to the author, and she says that she will be able to send the final draft to us by next Monday.” W: In that case, as long as there are no hold-ups with the proofreader and we get the photos by the end of this month, we may be able to have it ready in time.” ‘105% Who most likely is Mr. Jackson? > (A) The prootreader. (@) The author. (©) A publisher. () The photographer. When will the final draft be ready? (A) In May, (©) This weekend : (C) Next week, 1 (D)Atthe end of this month. ‘18M How will they meet the deadtine? ow (A) By receiving the pictures this month. (©) By hiring more writers. (C) By asking the staff to work overtime. (0) By getting an extension on the deadiine. gy Pama rates * final draft= final paper = last paper ‘You have to gle me the final daft by this Fricay at the lates. + There are no hold-ups = There are no delays = There are no problems “There shoulan’ be any more hoktups now. 194 nay‘Questions 68 through 70 refer to the following conversation. M: Have you been to any good restaurants lately? I'm looking for somewhere special to take my wife on her birthday." ee W: Well... My flaneé and | tried Clancy's Seafood Bar last weekend. M: Oh, really? I read In the local paper” last week that the food and atmosphere there are superb but the price is a bit on the steep si W: It's true that the food is really very good,” and the price is a bit on the expensive side, However, the place is a bit too formal(fot my liking: | couldn't really relax there. What are they talking about? (A) An article the women read inthe local newspaper. (B) Aplan fora sup ay partyGt a co-worker. (©) Aplece where the man can take his wite on a special day. (0) How the woman was proposed by her fancé, [GIN How does the man know ofthe place the woman had gone over the weekend? (A) He read it in the local paper. (6) Hi lend nad mentioned i (C) He went there before. (0) He ves neaity. All Which of the following does the wornan mention about the place? (A) The price is very affordable. (8) The food is rather good. (C)Ithas a relaxing atmosphere. «game * The price isa bit on the stoop side. = The price fea litte high. = The price is 8 bit ridiculous. I didn’t tke the * The place le a bit too formal for my iking. =I don't like the place because there is adress code. ‘atmosphere there. ae 195test oz part 4 ‘Questions 71 through 73 refer tothe following telephone message. Hello Ms. Brown, my name is Mike Lee and I'm calling from Burma Airways London office about your missing baggage.’ | just want to let you know that we have located the whereabouts of your lost baggage,” and we can have it delivered to your house fomorrow. Or if you prefer, you can come into our office at the airport anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to pick it up. Could you please contact me at 777-2213, during office hours today?” Please let us know as soon as possible, so that we can make the best arrangement for you. And please accept our apologies for the mix-up. ‘Who is Mike Lee? (ata (Banat spy. (Oapscmor ()Ausheypenn &3 ‘Why Is the caller leaving the message? (A) To notify of a found luggage. (B) To confirm a fight reservation. (©) To report a missing iter, (0) To apologize for a mix-up, ‘What does the speaker request from the listener? (A) To call him back. (8) To pick up the bag. (C) To pay for the tickets. (0) To provide more information. vy Paani Practice + pick it up = get it= come and take It ‘You should come by my place to pick up. + during office hours = during business hours = between 9 to 5 Yu may pick it up during otice hours. + mixup = contusion = screw-up The mix-up willbe cleared up soon‘Attention all shoppers. We will be closing in thirty minutes time”” so please finalize your purchases. We'd also like to advise you about some very special closing time prices. ‘All meat in the fresh meat department must be sold tonight, before we close. Make ur way to the meat department for some fabulous specials.” Here's just a sample ‘ohwhat's on offer: T-bone and fillet steak, only ten dollars a kilo; 100% beef mince for only Tour dollars a kilo; a selection of quality Europeanstyle sausages for only five dollars a kilo.” Be quick, customers! You'll be able to fil up your freezers. WEE What isthe main purpose ofthe announcement? (A) To tell the shoppers that the store will close soon. (8) To announce tomorrow's specials o the customers. {(C) To thank the customers for shopping at the store bee (0) To notty a chanagin the store hour the customers. Q HAS) Where should those interested in the special go? (A) To the vegetable section (©) To the checkout counter. (C) To the managers office (©) To the meat department. iS]. How much is one kilogram of the European sausages? (A) Two dollars. (8) Four dottars. (C) Five dollars. (0) Ten dollars, MO Practice Please finalize your purchases = Please make your last minute purchases = Please finish your shopping soon, nae your purchases because the sore wil close in ve minutes up = stock up = pack up {need to fi up tne shelves. 197test 02 part 4 Questions 77 through 79 refer tothe following talk. Good evening, and welcome to The Bay View Restaurant. I'm Richard, and Ill be looking after you this evening.” | should tell you that you may dine a la carte, or choose from ‘our range of special set meals. The set meals have been designed by our head chef to provide an exquisite dining experience. Starters, all main courses come with a choice of ‘our finest desserts and wines.” Set A is for lovers of red meats, and rich red wine(fon a low price of fifteen dollars; Set B is for those who are fond of fish and white wine(for a price of twelve dollars.” For dessert, you may choose from our cake selection. Oh, and fresh filtered coffee is also included in these meals.” Who is Richard? (A) Achet. (©) Awaltperson. (©) Acustomer. (0) Abaker ei] Which of the following is NOT part of the set meals? (A) Wine, (B) Ice cream. (C) Cottee. (0) Cake. 1S] How much does fish dinner cost? (A) Five dollars, (B) Twelve dollars. (©) Fitteen dollars. (0) Twenty dottars. * ook atter = take care of = serve “The manager will be looking ator you. + betond of ~= lke ~= be Into ~ He is fond ote. 198{uestions 60 through 62 refer tothe following announcement. | | | | Hello everyone. As CEO@F this company, | am happy to make this great announcement.” | have been informed by the sales manager this morning that the sales division has just reported on its sales figures for the first half of the year, and they are well beyond expectations."" They have also surveyed customer satisfaction, and, there again, the results are excellent. The combination of jower costs and higher sales means that we are heading for the highest profit figures ever. So, what does all this mean? Yes, you guessed it. This means that you guys are due for a fat bonus at the end of this year. All you have to do is just continue doing what you have been doing so far. Who is speaking? (A) The company president. (@) The sales manager. - (©) Asatisied customer (©) An accountant 2 [GBIF According to the speaker, what did the sales manager say?) (A) The sales have surpassed everyone’s expectation. - ; (B) The sales reps are working hard to meet their quotas. (C) The customers are not very satisfied with their service. (D) They need to increase the price of their products. #2) What does the speaker say might happen atthe end ofthe year? (A) The company will introduce a new product. (8) The sales manager will get a promotion, (C) They will get the result of the survey. (D) The workers will receive a big bonus, +e bea - vy PaeohiN Practice + CEO= president =the boss Dr L.90 te CEO of our company. * the first half of the year = the first six months of the year = from January until June We need to make a lat of sales in the frst hai ofthe year * be due fora tat bonus = be due fora big bonus = expecta large bonus Itink we are due fora fet bonus atthe end ofthis year. 199LS .. oz pant A fem Ao ° ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer tothe following radio report. Good evening, Radio National listeners, and welcome to your live concert hour with Jill Boothby.’ Tonight we have something very special in store for you — a two-part program featuring two of Asia's premier folk music acts performing live for you in our studio. In the first part of the program, we'll be listening to the Young Asia Ensemble. This is one of Asia's most innovative groups, with performers from four different Asian countries who blend a variety of folk styles. In the second half, we'll hear the Japanese ensemble, Kaito, who specialize in natural acoustic sounds. And don’t forget that both of ‘these groups will be performing this weekend at the World Folk Festival.” 218] Who is Ms. Boothby? (A) Atolk singer. (8) The host. (©) An engineer. (©) Aconducor. = cou fo few . reoushe = acoustics The Rall ho Pro acvu [EL] Which of the folowing is mentioned about the Young Asia Ensemble? (A) The musical group was put together only recently. (B) All the members do not share the same nationality. (C) The group is currently on a tour around Asia. (0) They specialize in natural acoustic sounds. | When wil the mentioned groups pertor atthe festival? (A) Today. (B) This weekend. id (©) Next week rel (0) Next month. ys vy Pat Practice * In store for you = coming your way = waiting for you ‘We have something very special instore far you. ‘a two-part program = a two-part series program ‘This documentary willbe aid as a two-part program with the fst program being telecast tis evening, 200; Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the biennial Shipbuilding Research Convention.” I'm very pleased and proud, as the convener of this convention, to introduce to you one of the world’s leading research scientists in the field of shipbuilding, Professor Nathan Davidson.” Professor Davidson's speech, entitled “Shipbuilding: the next twenty years”, will form the basis of a book to be published later this year." I'm sure that you're all aware that whatever Professor Davidson has to say is not only fascinating and original, but also extremely pertinent: So, please welcome Professor Davidson. 18) How often is the event held? “+ You're all aware ~: (A) Once a year. (B) Once every two years. {C) Onoe every five years, (0) Once every ten years. Who is Nathan Davidson? dud now (A) A shipbuilder. 4 {B) A scientist. - x oa LD (©) The convener. 4. + (0) Apublisher ers [8] According tothe speaker, what is expected to happen toward the fend of the year? wootune ) us (A) Another seminar will take place. (8) The research project will be completed . : {C) A book will be published. (0) The world's largest ship willbe buitt 1, Ht we ave diteucer * biennial = every two years = every second year This is a bennial event. fou all now ~ = You are all familiar with ~ ‘1m sure that youre all aware ofthe next quest | am going to introduce to you 201\ rest oz pant 4 ‘Questions 89 through 91 refer tothe following broadcast. Welcome to tonight's “At the movies”. My name is Michael Sanderson,” and its my great pleasure to bring you all the latest movie news, plus previews of this week's blockbuster movie releases. And, if you're an action movie fan, this is going to be a great week. The long-awdited sequel (o)“Dangerous Mission”, starring Danny Jackson, will finally be released this week. The movie, which is called “Dangerous Mission Il: In Enemy Territory”, is expected to break ail box-office records." We'll be showing an ‘extended interview with Danny Jackson and the director, Jacky Lee. But first, let's have a look at some of the incredible action scenes, plus some of the action on the set during the making of “In Enemy Territory”."” l) Who is Michael Sanderson? (A) An actor, {B) The host. (0) Aciitic, (0) The director. What is “Dangerous Mission"? (A) Aradio show. (B)AtiIm. (©) Abook. (0) Aplay. (SDE What willbe aired first? (A) An interview with the stars. (8) Commercial breaks. (C) Behind the scene stories. (0) The ctte's opinion. vy Paraoh0 Pract + break all box-office records = record the highest sales = make the most profits, “The newly released movie Is expected to break all box-ofics records. + Lot's have a look at ~= Let's take a look at ~ ‘Let's take a took a the problem together.‘questions 92 through 94 refor to the following advertisement. ‘Audio World Is opening a new store and we're celebrating.” Yes, it's party time at ‘Audio World, and you're invited! Come on down for the opening of the spacious new store in exciting downtown George St. Festi will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday morning,” with free performances, balloons and face-painting for your children. And of course, there'll be some incredible opening specials.” Here's an example: complete hi-fi sound systems for as little as $500.” At last, you can get that surround sound system you've been dreaming of! And that's not alt: all day there will be specials, with discounts of as much ‘as 50%, See you all on Saturday morning, at our new George St. superstore! (WIM What is being advertised? (A) Electronics store. (8) Supermarket. (©) Record shop. (D) Painting store. [Ge When will the event take place? (A) Today. (B) This weekend. (0) Next week. (O) Next month. JEN. Which ofthe folowing will NOT be part ofthe day's event? (A) Price discounts. (B) Face paintings. (©) Periormances. (D) Free giveaways. vy Paebeasng racice + You've been dreaming of ~= You've been hoping for ~= You've been aching for ~ | know now much you've been dreaming of buying your own home. * And that’s not all = And there Is more = And to top itoft {And that's not al, ols! We have something special or you next 203\ TEST 02 pant 4 : ee ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer to the following news report. Good evening. This is (he news. First 9 environmental matters. A special news conference was held today to ainounce the conclusions of an official ing dustrial pone He waterways." The inquiry was set up by the government {following a toxic spill in January, which caused the deaths of thousands of fish in rivers and lakes throughout the state. An official spokesperson announced new initiatives designed to clean up our waterways. It is believed that the massive losses of fish were due to the leakage of industrial waste from the state's industrial zone.” The government also announced that they are seriously considering increasing fines for anyone caught dumping toxic wastes into our waterways.” 28]) What is an appropriate topic of the report? (A) The government's pian to eradicate pollution in our ait (8) The fishermen and thelr way of Ife in the sea. (C) The death of thousands of fish in our lakes. (0) The toxic waste In the states’ rivers. eradeea 1819) What caused the problem mentioned? Hompt (A) The fumes from automobiles in the city. aA many pe (B) The spilling of waste from local companies. ¢ (©) The lack of fund to clean up the cty (0) The masg exodus of cy workers o other states. [ENE According to the report, what is the government thinking of doing?" 7 Lh {(A) Banning fishing inthe local lakes. (B) Hiking up fines for ilegal dumping. (€C) Building more waterways in the city. (0) Hing more government officials. hile uf sy Paso Practice + set up = assemble = put together ‘The new policy was set up by the senior managers of our company. + throughout the state = all over the state = all around the state “This new movie wile released throughout he state. 204| ‘Questions 96 through 100 refer to the following telephone message. | | | Michael, this is Rachel. 'm calling about the plans for Friday.” As you know, on Friday there will be a large-scale reorganization, with a lot of old equipment being moved out, followed by a clean-up, and then the installation of new cabling. Then the new equipment wil be installed. So, really, only Friday will be disrupted. The rest of the work will take place over the weekend. Your department will be busy on Thursday,” You can begin to remove all personal items after 4:00 p.m., and when you finish, you can go home. And here’s the good news: you won't have to come to work on Friday." Cail me if you have any questions. [22 Whyis the woman calling? r fa (A) To order new equipment ()To setup a date for the move. {C) To glve detalisof a day's event. (0) To make plans for the weekend. : [O27 When will Michae'’s staff be busy? (A) Thursday. (8) Friday. (©) Saturday, (0) Monday, 1) What will Michae! most likely do on Friday? (A) Help withthe move. (8) Stay home, (C) Pack away personal items. (0) Set up the equipment vy Paseo practon + 1'm calling about ~ = 'm phoning with regards to ~ = 'm calling to tell you~ ‘rm cating about our meeting tomorow morning, * over the weekend = during the weekend = throughout the weekend The sales wil last over the weekend, 205TEST 03 PART | (A) They're standing on a pler. (8) They're about to step into the boat. (©) They'e fishing on the dock. (0) They're ready to set sal (A) They're clapping thelr hands. (B) They're facing one another (©) They're waving thelr hands. (0) They're pacing around the place. (A) A piece of furniture is being repaired. (8) Amachine is being worked on. (C) Atoolbox is being opened. (0) Adesk drawer is being closed. (A) The peopie are entering a music hall (B) The musicians are playing a musical piece. (C) The orchestra is performing on stage. (0) The audience is watching a performance. (A) She has finished talking on the phone. (&) Anotice is being posted on the door, (C) She has the recelver held up to her ear. (0) Acoin is being placed into the slot 208 es v + The water is very calm today. + There are some people on the pier. + Aboat is docked atthe pier. They are shaking hands, “The men are looking et each other + They ate greeting one another. ‘The machine has been taken apart + The machine is being ted. + Tho machine is being put together + An orchestras performing a ‘musical piece. +The band members are playing lam s0 absentminded these days. =! am so forgetful these days. = My mind Is somewhere else these days. * take iteasy = take your mind off of ‘You need to take it easy for awhile 1 to relax 249, TEST o4 PART 3 ‘Questions 63 through 55 refer to the following conversation. W: | overheard you mentioning to the sales manager that you and your wife are into watching movies. Will you be seeing one this weekend by any chance? M: Yes, was thinking of checking out the Sunday matinée at the imperial Six Cinema. They are playing Mary Poppins there this weekend. You see, | am a real big fan of classical flicks W: Oh, that's perfect. | got these two complimentary tickets that you can use at that theater." My brother works there,” and he gave them to me, but | have to go out of town this weekend. Why don't you put them to good use? M: Really? That's very nice of you. | really appreciate it. ‘What will the man do this weekend? (A) Go to his brother's place. (B) Watch a theatrical play. (C) Check out a film. (0) Attend a musical performance ‘What does the wornan otter the man? (A) Free tickets. (8) Avideotape. (©) Some popcorn, (0) Actassical book. Where does the woman's brother work? (A) At a theater. (8) At a bookstore. (C) Ata travel agency. {0} At a hotel * Loverheard you mentioning ~ = I couldn't help but hear you say ~ =! heard you talking to someone about ~ overheard you mentioning o Ralph about the apartment you are yng torent, + be Into watching movies = like going to the movies = be movie butts Jets iio watching classical fim. + complimentary tickets = free tickets =tickets at no charge | gottwo complimentary tekots tothe play. 2507 ‘Questions 56 through 58 refer tothe following conversation. M: | just got the news from Jack that the directors have ordered the managers to cut our budget for this fiscal year." According to him, the cut is going to be around 30 to 40 percent, and everyone Is going to be affected, especially the sales team.” W: | know. The decision was made last week, and some of the changes have already taken effect. In fact, | saw some workers installing sensors on the lights in the hallways to save electricity.” M: Wow, is it that bad? I'l bet our manager is really worried about how he is going to handle all the complaints from the reps. Let's go and talk to him. | want to know what he is thinking. : W: Yeah, let's just hope that this cut will not affect our business too much. | am sure that there is a solution to this problem, Who did the man hear the news from? (A) His boss. (B) Jeck. (©) The director. (D) Asales rep, Who is going to be the most affected by the news? (A) The directors, (8) The middle managers. (C) The sales staff. (D) The new employees, Why is the sensor being installed? (A) To prevent the machines from overheating (8) To stop accidents from occurring. (C) To keep out intruders (D) To cut down on overhead costs. Parephrat vy Pasa practcn + I Just got the news from ~'= | [ust heard from ~ = I was Just Informed that ~ {ust got the news trom Jack nat we wal get a bonus this year, * cut our budget = reduce our spending = cut back our expenses ‘hope they wort cut our budget again this year, + Vilbet~= 'm sure ~=1'm quite certain ~ ibet Mr Lees going to make us work overtime again today ~ handle al the complaints = take care of all the complaints = deal with all the complaints ‘We wil handle all the complains trom now on. 251a3 A TEST 04 ‘Questions 59 through Bt refer to the following conversation. W: | completely forgot that today is Rick’s housewarming party.” | forgot to get him a gift, and I don’t think I'l have enough time after work to go shopping. I'm going to run over to the mali during lunch." Do you want to go together? M: Sorry, Jean, but | am meeting someone for lunch today. Plus, | already picked up something a couple of nights ago. W: I'see. | guess | have no choice but to go alone then. Anyway, will you be taking your ccar to the party tonight? M: No, I'm getting a lift with Eric, My car conked out on me last night, and lt garage today."” | hac to take the bus to work this moming. in the Why is Rick having a party? (A) To colebrate his birthday, (B) To welcome people to his new place. (©) To publicize his recent promotion. (0) To entertain an important client, What will the woman be doing during lunch? (A) Meet with Exc, (B) Shop for a gift. (©) Attend a patty (0) Pick up her car ‘Why did the man use public transportation today? (A) His car is in the auto repair shop. (8) He can't afford the price of gas anymore. (C) His usual ride was not available, (D) He got rid of his car. vy HRPNESD coe + Leompletely forgot it. = It completely slipped my mind. =| didn’t remember. + run over = head over = go over ink twa eun over fo the store now. + pick up=buy = get picked up the cis, + getalift= get ride = ask someone to drive me ''m geting a it wih a co-worker, My car conked out on me. = My car broke down on me. = My car stopped running. + Itis in the garage today. =It is n the shop today. = It ls being repaired. 289‘questions 62 through 6 refer tothe following conversation. RARER AE , W: 1 know that you've worked very hard the last couple of weeks preparing for the presentation, and ! am sure that you will do an excellent job today. | just i wanted to wish you good luck. M: Thanks. | am a bit nervous right now, but at the same time I am quite confident." | have worked very hard, and! | really know my material inside out. So, don’t worry. | will do my best. W: Actually, | feel very relieved to hear that from you. | was a bit worried that you might not be ready. Anyway, where is Mark? The traffic is quite bad at this time of the day, and { don’t want to take any chances of being late. M: Don't worry, Ms. Wong. It usually only takes about fifteen minutes to get there from < i here. If worst comes to worst, | can always get off and run there."° : ‘What wil the man do today? (A) Prepare for a pr (B) Make a speech. (€) Look for a job. (0) Cor te in a race. How does the man feel? (A) Self-assured. (8) SelF-conscious. (©) Fortunate. (0) Terrible, What does the man say he will do if they get caught in traffic? (A) Take another road. (8) Fun to the meeting place. (©) Call and delay the meeting, (0) Have someone else attond the meeting vy PamPa actos + I really know my material inside out. =| know my work well, =| have the matertal memorized. * Itworst comes to worst = If have no options left= if am backed in a corner Itworst comes to worst, | wil ust ask my parents for hep . 253\ TEST 04 PART B ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer to the following conversation. W: Sean just told me that the new accountant we hired is going to come aboard starting tomorrow.” Where will he sit? M: I was going to put him next to John at first, but he Janice, so | placed him between her and Ron. il be working closer with W: That's good. I'll bet Janice is going to be really happy to have some of her work taken off her hands by this new guy. By the way, does this new guy have a name? M: Yeah, his name is Henry Kim.'” He is a recent graduate student of George Brown College, and he was recommended to us by Lisa Cunningham.” What are they discussing? (A) Anew account they won. (B) Aperson they both work with (©) Anewly recrulted employee. (0) Acolege they both attended. Who will the new employee work closest with? (A) Sean, (B) John. (C) Janice. (©) Ron. How did Henry learn about the company? (A) He read an ad in the paper. (B) He was told about it by someone he knows. (©) He used to work for the company before. (©) He was approached by a job rectuting agency. vy Pama races + come aboard = join = team up ‘He will come aboard starting next month + He will be working closer with Janice. = He will work more with Janice. = He will be associating with Janice more. + Does this new guy have a name? = What is this new guy's name? = What should we call this new guy?” Ona‘Questions 68 through 70 refer tothe following conversation. M: There seems to be some mistakes on this bill. You charged me for a movie | didn’t watch. And this charge here... what is it?” That's for the room service you had this morning, sir. | | | M: Room service? What room service? You'd better check your computer again because | think you're mistaking me for someone else. | met a client for breakfast at a restaurant this morning.” W: Oh, is that right? Let me straighten this mistake out right away. ‘Where isthe conversation taking place? (A) Ata movie theater (B) At ahotel front desk. (©) In acomputer store (0) Inarestaurant [88] What seems to be the problem? (A) A mistake has occurred in the bill. (8) The service at the restaurant was stow. (©) The food was delivered to the wrong room. {D) The computer is not working properly. ‘What did the man do in the morning? (A) He met a client. (©) He watched a movie. (©) He stayed in his room. (0) He was taking care of a problem. yy Paaivasia ractce * You charged me for a movie | didn't watch. =| was charged for a movie I didn’t see. =1have been billed for a movie! did not watch. + think you're mistaking me for someone else. = You must be confusing me with someone else. = lam not the person you think lam, + Letme straighten this mistake out right away. = Let me correct the mistakes for you right now, = Let me recheck the ‘mistakes once again. 255test o4 pant & ‘Questions 71 through 73 refer to the following talk. Hi, It's nice to see you all. Before we begin the cooking course, let me tell you who | am. Luke Paget is my name. For the past 3 years I've been the leader of a team of Innovative chefs working for Holiday Time Resorts.”” As my main role is to develop new meals,” it's a great pleasure to be here and have the opportunity to meet people, especially those who are passionate about food and cooking. Please watch and listen carefully. Should you have any questions, make a note, and then ask them later during the discussion period.” Who is Mr. Paget? (A) Achet. (®) Ahotel manager. (C)A teacher. (D) Agrocery store clerk ‘According to the speaker, what is his main job? (A) To greet the customers. (8) To think up new dishes. (©) To conduct cooking lessons. (0) To stock tresh ingredients [7/0 What does the speaker ask those who have questions to do? (A) Jot them down and ask later. (6) Talk to Mr. Paget right away. (©) E-mail them to him after the talk (0) Approach him before the talk vy Pah Practce + the leader of a team = the head of a team = the person who Is In charge ‘You wi one day become a leader of team, ~ main role = main job = main duty ‘My main roo isto make sales. + make a note =|ot down = write down Dia you make a note ofthat?” OnR‘Questions 74 through 76 refer tothe following talk. company café.” We hope that you will be pleasantly surprised by the quality and range of food and coffee on offer here. Why don't we all sit down and sample the coffee and cakes | while | explain to you how the system works? The café opens at eight for hot drinks and light snacks.” Full food service is offered from midday until one thirty. On our right, you can see the cafeteria section, where you can choose your main meal at lunchtime. ‘Sandwiches and cakes may be purchased at all times from the café section on your Ieft.”* In order to take advantage of this excellent service, simply show your employee identity card to the cashier. Are there any questions? | This brings us to the final stage of our tour and a most welcome one: it’s the | | | HEE Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) Atour guide. (8) Acafeteria worker. (©) Awaiter. (0) A company employee. W) What time does the place open? (A)Atton. (©) At nine (C)At eight. (O)Atseven. What is available throughout the day? (A) Sandwiches. (®) Hot meals. (©) Hotcottee. (©) Light snacks. vy aaotrasing Practice * This brings us tothe final stage of our tour. = This brings us to the end of our tour. = This brings us tothe last part of the tour. + Inorder to take advantage of this excellent service = In order to make the best ‘of this service = In order to make full use of this service 257,test o4 pant A ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer tothe folowing radio broadcast. Hello to all our listeners out there. This is Rachel Lee from your number one weekly investment advice program “investment Matters”.”"”” Don't miss tomorrow's program, We're going to give you all the information you need to choose the best deals in banking, Be sure to have your pens and notebooks ready — you could save thousands with just a litle common sense and good advice, of course. This will be followed by our regular panel session but this time with an extra special guest — it's investment superstar Morris ‘Stevenson, a freelance financial consultant and mutt-miliionaire, and of course, the author of the best-selling book You Can Be Rich! Call our hotline number if you want to speak to Morris.” Until tomorrow, everybody, goodbye from Rachel. How often does the show air? (A) Every day. (B) Once a week. (©) On weekends, (0) Twice a week ‘Who might be interested in listening to the show? (A) Those who want to borrow money without collateral (8) People who wish to start their own businesses. (C) People who went to make wise investments. (D) Those who are seeking careers as consultants How can the listeners ask Morris questions? (A) By coming to the show. (B) By sending e-mails. (C) By calling the station. {D) By talking to him in person. vy Pavesi Practice * Don't mies tomorrow's program. = Please tune in agaln tomorrow. = We will be back again tomorrow. + You could save thousands. = You can save a lot of money. = You can cut costs.‘Questions 80 through 82 refor tothe following telephone message. Hello, Mr. Duvall. This Is Tony from the Reservations Department at the National Opera. | received your message, and | want to answer your queries regarding the performance tomorrow." As you know, Thursday is a popular night, so | suggest that you book immediately and pay for your tickets before 5 p.m. this evening."” As for a ‘group booking, at present, there are fifteen seats available to your group, but unfortunately they are not all together. | am hoping that this will be okay. Anyway, if you do decide to take these tickets, | can offer you a generous group discount of 20 percent. All you need to do is call me to confirm” and then come in to the reservations office to pick up your tickets, | hope you have a nice evening. [10 Why is the caller leaving a message? (A) He is returning a phone call. (@) He wants to book tickets to the opera. (C) He hopes to get a discount on future tickets. (D) He can't attend the performance tomorrow. ‘According to the speaker, what should Mr. Duvall do by 5 p.m.? (A) Pay for the tickets. (8) Reserve seats. (C) Join a group. (0) Show up at the theater. How can Mr. Duvall get the discount? (A) By showing up at the theater early. (8) By paying forthe tickets in cash (©) By making a phone call. (©) By becoming a member vy Person Pract “+ Thureday Is a popular night. = Thursday Is a busy night. = Thursday night will be crowded. + suggest that you book immediate recommend you reserve it right away. =| advise you to book now. 259test o4 pant @ ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer tothe following speech. Good evening, everybody. I'd just like to say a few words before officially opening the exhibition." I'm very pleased to see so many faces here tonight. It seems that many people share my interest in the history of the Old Town. And it is a fascinating history! | ‘These documents, photographs, artworks,” and other historical items vividly reflect the life of the Old Town, from its Roman beginnings until modem times. My special thanks to the local library and museum for all their work and also to our many private contributors.” Where is the speech taking place? (A) Ata classroom. (© Ata library. (©) Ata museum, {D) At an exhibition. ‘According to the speaker, which ofthe following is NOT mentioned as a reflection of life of the Old Town? (A) Pictures, (8) Papers. (©) Artworks, (D) Books. ‘Who helped make this exhibition happen? (A) A local bookstore. (@)Anatt gallery (C) Acommunity library. (0) The town mayor. -y Paaoiras9 ratoe + Pa Just keto say a fow words, =' like to make an announcement. = I'd lke to address everyone. + fm very pleased to eee s0 many faces here tonight. = 'm happy to see 60 many familiar faces this evening. = I'm {glad to see so many friends here tonight. oan‘Questions 86 through 88 refer tothe following voice-mail message. Hello, Mr. Jackson, this is Jane Erlckson from the Port Project Committee at N.P.U, Architectural Services. | hope you remember me. Anyway, the committee was very pressed by your presentation today, and we'd like to encourage you to submit a formal quote as soon as possible.” | know that the closing date is in six weeks,”” but would it be possible for you to submit your documents in three weeks? The committee needs as much time as possible to evaluate each proposal and make a recommendation. Should you have any inquiries at all, please don’t hesitate to call me at 781-2213." Why is the caller leaving the message? (A) To invite Mr, Jackson to make a presentation (B) To respond back toa call made earlier. (C) To ask the receiver to send a quote. (©) To ask questions about a proposal [Yl When is the closing date? (A) In two weeks. (8) In three weeks. (C) In five weeks, (D) In six weeks. What should Mr. Jackson do ihe has any questions? (A) Refer to the guide, (8) Look on the website, (C) Phone Ms. Erickson. (0) Call the head architect, vy Paphrasing Practice * formal quote =an official quote Please submit a formal quote by his Fiiday + The closing date Is in six weeks. = The due date Is in six weeks. * Should you have any Inquiries = If you have any questions = If you have anything you want to know ‘Should you have any inguiies, please don't hestate to call me at my office. 261I... test o4 pant 4 ‘Questions 89 through 9t refer to the following speech, Well, as you can see, | am surprised and overwhelmed by this award." I'd especially like to dedicate the “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” trophy to my mother, who has always supported me. Actually, it was in my mother's garage that | developed my hobby into a successful business. | started as a child, building the electronic project kits that she bought me." | soon began making modifications, and from there | moved on to design. Now | provide secure computer networks for large corporations all over North ‘America. Well, I'm one of those lucky people who have become rich doing what they love!" Thanks again to everybody who has made it possible.” ‘What Is the purpose of the speech? (A) To congratulate his mother on achieving her goal. (B) To thank those who helped him win the award. (C) To launch a new electronic gadget. (0) To reveal the secret to making money. How did the speaker first become interested in his field of work? (A) He took a class in school (B) His mother introduced him to it. (©) His friend got him a job. (D) He read about it in a magazine. ‘Why does the speaker say he is a lucky man? (A) He makes a living doing what he likes. (6) He has a very wealthy mother. (©) He travels all over America. {D) He has enough time for his hobbies. vy PaaS Practice who hae always supported me = who has always been with me = who has always believed in me 1 tke to thank thase who have always supported me through tick and tin. + move on to = go forward = continue with | moved on to design to better my career opportunies.Welcome everybody to the “City at Night” tour. My name’s Barbara, and I'l be your guide™ and host this evening. | know that many of you know Blackburn well, but | hope that you are going to enjoy seeing a different side of this city. First, welll be visiting Blackbum’s medieval fortress. And | should warn you that we will be visiting the dungeons and torture chamber. Then we'll go to historic Wetherby Mansion. There are rumors that it is haunted by the ghost of Lady Wetherby,™ who disappeared mysteriously five hundred years ago. And finally, to finish on a happier note, there will be a champagne ‘supper in Blackburn Tower Park, which has a splendid view of the sparkling city lights and the surrounding hills.” | ‘Questions 82 through 94 refer tothe following tlk. |. Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) A tour guide. (8) Mr. Blackburn. (©) Ahistory teacher. (0) Arestaurant host. 16) What does the speaker say about historic Wetherby Mansion? (A) ttle haunted. (©) tis very od (C) Itis traditional. (©) his nthe city Which of the following best describes Blackbur Tower Park? (A) Itis located on the outskirts of the city. (B) The place has become a landmark of the city (C) There are hills near the place. {D) Itis owned by the famous Lady Wetherby. vy Paeeh89 ration * hope that you are going to enjoy seeing a diferent sido of this city. =| hope that you willbe looking forward to ‘experiencing a different side of the city. =! expect that you will appreciate a different part of the city. + There are rumors that ~ = There are false beliefs that ~ = There are misconceptions that ~ ‘There are rumors that our company sin nancial rouble 263\ test os pant 4 ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer tothe following speech. As you all know, we are here today to say farewell to our much loved company president, Philip Brown.” Now that we have finished our superb lunch, we can take a few minutes to reflect on his achievernents. In 1965, after 4 years of heroic service in the U.S. Marines, Philip Brown returned to his home with nothing except a great determination to succeed. Working nights to pay for his education and support his wife and young son, he successfully completed an engineering degree. Starting with our company in 1969,"" he soon showed brilliance not only as an engineer but also as a leader. Always keen to produce the highest possible standard of work, he rose rapidly to become a key member of our senior management. We will miss him both as.a personal friend to many of us, and as our most successful president."” ‘What is the purpose of the speech? (A) To say goodbye to the leader of the company. (8) To congratulate a co-worker on his success. (0) To give a toast to the graduating students. {D) To welcome the new president of the company. When did Mr. Brown start working for the company? (A) In 1968. (B) Four years ago. (C) After graduating from college (0) Riight after he finished serving in the Marines. What does the speaker say about Mr. Brown? (A) He willbe a great president. (B) He is the most successful leader to date, (©) He is going to oin the army soon (0) He goes to schoo! at nights. vy Pametasin Practcn * say farewell = say goodbye Please say farewell io John, as he willbe taking his reurement early + a key member = an important member Lary has become a key member of ur sales team. RA‘Quostions 96 through 100 refer to the following talk, Greetings, everybody. 'm Tony Kaminsky, and | represent Activate Tools, a family company based in Toronto. Our company produces and sells high-end electric and electronic tools so that buyers like you can retail them in your quality stores.” We sell only hand-made products that are not only well crafted and a pleasure to use but are also functional." And should they ever need to be repaired, they come with a lifetime guarantee. Everywhere they have been sold, they're appreciated by discerning customers, and so we are seeking to expand into new markets in new countries. And we're expanding our range too to include a Custom Order Department. Customers will be able to order a set of engraving tools customized to thelr requirements ~ colors and grip styles can be specified, and so on."*" Once I've shown you a sample of our range, I'm sure you will be more than happy to include our products in your own catalogs. And please note that if, for any reason, you are not satisfied with our products, please retum them ~ they are fully refundable! ‘Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) Family restaurant staf (B) Retall etoreowners. (©) Electricians. (D) Mechanics. What is implied about the products Activate Tools sells? (A) A lot of care has been put into their making. (8) They are made to target the upper-class market (C) They are only sold in specific stores. (D) They are tailor-made only by order. Which of the following is NOT included in the company's plan? (A) The plan to add another department (8) The plan to break into the international market. {C) The plan to build tailor-made items to suit each customer's needs. (D) The plan to mass produce better-selling products. vy Paaohvasa racico * high-end = top of the line = first-class “This store ses only high-end stereos. * customized = tallor-made [Allproducts we make are customized to meet the buyers’ nesds. 265TEST 06 PART | (A) They're waiting for their bags. f (B) They're about to board the plane. (C) They're relaxing in a walting area. (0) They're sitting in a conference hall (A) They have gathered in a small group. (8) They are taking a break from work. (©) The people are getting ready to leave for the day. (D) They are waiting to be seated in a restaurant. (A) She's fling the whee! of the cart. - (&) She's pushing the cart toward the construction area. (©) She's pouring cement onto the ground. (0) She's moving some construction materi (A) The boat has stopped at sea, (8) The sailboat is being pushed into the water. (C) The boat is resting under the trees. (0) The trees are being cut down at the moment. (A) The bed is being made right now. (8) The window blinds have been drawn to keep the lights out (C) The television has been placed in the middle of the room. (D) The windows have been left unclosed. Peters v + The people are siting in @ wating + Many ofthe seats are occusiod + Most of the people have taken seats. + They are taking in a group. + The place is bright and spacious + The rooms brightly it + The woman is pushing a wheelbarrow. + She is transporting some dit +The wheelbarrow is ull of rt, + The boat Is shaded by the tre + Aboat has been left under the trees. + The boat has been taken out ofthe water + Allthe windows are open. + Lightis shining through the windows, «The television nas been placed i the corner ofthe room.(A) She's preparing dinner for her family (8) She's wiping off the kitehen counter. (©) She's washing some vegetables. (D) She's standing near the sink. (A) Aman is serving food to the customers. (8) There are people looking down from the balcony. (C) Some patrons are waiting inline to enter the café. (0) There are parasols positioned on the patio. (A) The waiter is bringing the food to the table. (@) The woman is helping the man choose an item (C) They are helping themselves to some food. (©) The customers are picking up some bread. ms (A) The tractors are being transported across the fied, (B) Some machines have been left near the trees. (©) The road up the hill has been paved. (0) One of the trees is being cut down for flrewood, (A) The bicycle has baen locked up in a rack (@) There isa cyclist resting by the wooden fence, (©) The bicycle is leaning against a fence. (0) There are swimmers in the lake. Plan v + She's working in the kitchen. + She's standing atthe ktchen sink + She's washing her hands, + There are tables and chairs set up outdoors + Some patrons aro seated at an ‘outdoor caf, + Many of the tables are unoccupied. + The people are lining up ata food stand, + They are putting food onto thelr plates. + An assortment of food has been prepared. + Some machines are ined up in a ~The road leads up to the hil, + The machines are not being used atthe moment + There are water bottle attached to the bike. +The bicycle is loaded with bags, +The bicycle has been lft against. fence. ona reli 0 oiTEST 05 PART D re ‘Who was that talking to Mr. Thompson at the conference? (a) In an hour, (8) Il go with you, (C) Our new receptionist. Where does the bus to Detroit stop? (A)At platform 7. (8) In ton minutes. (C) Ona business trp. What kind of car are you thinking of getting? (A) Lwant something with good mileage. (8) I didn't drive today. {C) No, Hake the bus to work. Bee Do you think | should pack my umbrella? (A) Yes, I think he will do it () itis scheduled to stop soon. (C) Yes, | heard rain is in the forecast. Ga ‘Should we finish what we're doing or go for lunch first? (A) They're doing it now. (B) Let's get this over with first. (©) Some sandwiches and drinks. raat Vv 1B Do you know the person who was standing next to Mr. Thompson atthe conference? 1 She's the new receptionist, 1B Were do I go to catch the bus that's coming in rom Detroit? {Line up at platform 7. Bl wat ype ofa car do you wantto got? 1 Something that's good on gas |B Do you think I need to take my umbrella wath me? 3 You should. I's going to pour today. 1D Should we continue working until we finish ‘his orget some lunch frst? 1] Why don't we finish what we are doing frst?ie \When do you suppose the delivery trucks will leave? (A) He's coming by bus. (8) Probably before ten. (C) Sure, | will take itthere \Why don't we drive to the new Chinese restaurant on Spadina Road? (A) Sure, I've been craving Chinese food lately. (8) Lunch withthe rest of the staff members. {C) He lived in Hong Kong for a while. ‘Where do I goto pick up the tickets? (A) Try thet window over there. (6) Suro, | wll pick you up at seven. (©) Youneed to get up alte ear Don’t you feel like going over to the art gallery after work? {A) Yes, he teaches art fora living, (8) Yes, but I don’t think I can tonight. {C) Okay, ! could hang the picture in my room, ‘Who didn't show upto this morning's meeting? (A) Lynn called in sick this morning. (8) To show itto the client. (C) Yes, we signed the contract. Parana Vv Wen do you tink the delivery tucks will take of”? Just ater 9 o'clock. Bi Lets ust take my car to the Chinese place ‘on Spadina Road, i Sure, that sounds like a good idea D Where do I line up for tickets? Window number 5 i Aten’ you in the mood to go to the art gallery aftor work today? Sorry, | have to work overtime this evening. 1D Who didnt attend this morning's meeting? {8 Lynn is sick at home. 271TEST 05 PART D 1a ‘You walk tothe office every moming, don’t you? (A) Somy, but he has not shown up to work yet. (8) Yes, Ilive five minutes away from here. (C) Did you try cating him at home? | don’ understand why we are not getting many calls today. (A) I didnt call him etther. {B) Give it some time, The ad only went out this morning. (C) Why dont you study a litle more? ei ‘Why don't you ask Mr. Harris to give us a tour of the plant, floor? (A) ll make the necessary arrangements. (B) Yes, he gave me the ticket this morning. (C) The factory supervisor is here now. eg Have you had a chance to say hello to our new designer? (A) She was recruited from another company, (&) That's great. Thank you very much, (C) No, but | would like to meet her. Ba You are planning on going to the weekend picnic, aren't you? (A) No, Iwill be going with Sarah instead. (B) That depends on if | can get a ride. (C) Welt, | could pick you up atten. 272 Ne v @ Your house is walking distance from the office, isnt it? Yes, {live @ block away from here. Ions know why tho phone is not ringing much today. Let's wait and see, The ad we took out should take effact soon. Wl How about asking Mr. Harris to take us ‘around the factory site? 1 MMkcall and ask him, 1B Did you get a chance to meet the now ‘designer? Not yet. 've been too busy. I Are you going to the picnic this weekend? I don'thave a way to get there.‘When should be expecting you? (A) How's Friday for you? {B) I should be there. (©) Yes, he is expecting you \Why don’t you ask the boss to write a letter of recommendation for you? (A) Atthe post office. (B) lalready did. (©) From a college friend. wa Do you know why Ms. O’Brien made her appointment for Monday? (A) Micali to make a reservation, (B) She's leaving town on Tuesday. (©) For three o'clock this aftemoon, wl ‘You didn't happen to see a bank machine near this hotel, did you? (A) There is one on the comer. (8) No, it didn’t happen that way. {C) The machine is out of order. Bo How long is the ticket valid for? (A) Check the expiration date. (8) It’s valued at two dollars. {C) Not too much longer, | hope. Paani Vv D When are you coming? 1 be there this Friday, Ask tho manager to draft alot of recommendation for you 1 (already asked him. M9 Do you have any idea why Ms, O'Brien ‘booked her appointment on Monday? 1 She's planning to go away on Tuesday. Bia you by chance see a bank machine near the hotel? 1) Yes, there is one atthe corner. Tl When does the ticket expire? { Take a look on the back ofthe ticket. 973TEST 08 PART D ‘There are far too many errors on this draft. (A) He mistakenty put it there. (8) Yes, it isa bit too far. (C) Let me get John to edit it again. ‘Would you care for a cup of coffee after the meeting? (A) No, | didn’t meet him today. (6) Yes, she does care about it (C) Sure, that would be very nice. Hasn't she been on the show before? (A) Yes, about a year ago. (©) Okay, | will show itto you later. (©) It wil air this Tuesday. How many paid vacation days do you got this year? (A) As far as I know, it’s two weeks. (8) | willbe going to Mexico for two weeks. (©) Yes, | am thinking of doing that as well. Rul ‘The new branch office is scheduled to have its grand opening today, isn it? (A) Yes, and | have to leave soon to get there. {) You shouldn't worry too much. tbe allright. (©) They are not as big as we had hoped. 274 Sra v B There are many errors on this paper. ask John to proofread again. 1 How would you lke fo join me ora cup of coffee attr the meeting? ‘Suro, | would lke that very much. B Didn't she appear on the show before? ‘Yes, she came on the show last year. 1B What's your number of vacation days this year? J I believe it's two weeks 1 Today is tho grand opening of ournew branch office, isn't? 15 Yes, and I have to be there soon,ee Do you know if Jane has been promoted to the manager's, position? (A) She managed it quite well (B) That hasn't been announced yet. (©) She putin her application today. Hell give you a hand with it soon. (A) I handed itn already. (@) Sure, | will be waiting outside. (©) Of course that will be fine. Bit ‘What's that you're carrying? (A) Let me put tin the bag for you. (@) Thanks, its abit heavy. (C) These are my old clothes. ia Why haven't these boxes of secondhand books gone out yet? (A) They should go in withthe used items. (&) They're scheduled to go out tomorrow. (©) He let around two this aftemoon, ee Is this going tobe printed in color or in black and white? (4) tsa vory bright color (B) I'll call to find out. (C) At the printing shop. Parephasg v Ml Were you able to find out if Jane is ournew manager yet?” ‘The decision hasn't been made yet. B Het help you out soon. Thanks, Il wat for him outside, What's in the bag? Just some things to wear, Why dicin’ you send out these used books? Thoy'l be sent out tomorrow. {Wil this be printed in color orin black and white? Do you want me to find out? 275 or{ TEST 05 PART OB ‘Questions 41 through 43 refer to the following conversation. W: Tom, isn’t it about time that you should have heard something about your promotion?” It's been a couple of weeks since the boss first mentioned it to you, hasn't it? M: The announcement will be posted on the company notice board after lunch today." | am starting to feel a bit nervous. W: Yeah, | guess you would. But you know what? Don't worry too much. Iam certain that you will get the position. | mean, realistically speaking, there isn’t anyone in our office who can do the job that you do. M: You are too kind, Let's just hope that management feels the same way as you do. What is the man waiting to hear? (A) The result of his promotion, (8) The date of his next business tip. (C) The announcement of his next job. (0) The location of his new office, How will the man hear about the news? (A) From his boss. (B) From a display board. (©) From the company newsletter. (0) From a phone call from his manager. What does the woman think of the man? (A) He should get along with his boss better. (8) He has been sacking of lately. (©) Hes an excellent speaker. (0) He Is good at what he does. vy Pasties ac + It's been a couple of weeks since ~= I's been a few weeks since ~ = ws been a couple of wooks since you started working here, + am certaln that you will get the position. = !am eure that you are going to be promoted. = !am confident that you ‘got the job. 276‘Questions 44 through 45 refer tothe following conversation, M: Do you know why Ms. Sato called a meeting for 112" | thought she was leaving for Chicago this morning, W: She was, but she delayed her trip 2 couple of days. She apparently Is not happy with the proposal we put together, and she said she couldn't possibly present that In Chicago today." So, she called a meeting this morning to talk to us about it. Anyway, we'd better get going, or we are going to be late. I's almost eleven o'clock. M: I hope the meeting will be short. | have to meet a client at 12:00 for lunch on the other side of town, and I have to leave the office by 11:30 at the latest." W: Well, | am sure that Ms. Sato will let you go early if you tell her about the situation before the meeting starts." Why did Ms. Sato postpone her trip? (A) She was not sattsfled with her presentation material (8) She suddenly had o attend to other business. (C) She woke up late and missed her early fight (D) She could not get a plane ticket to Chicago. When will the speakers attend the meeting? (a) 10:00, (B) 11:00. (©) 11:30. (0) 12:00, ‘What will the man most likely do before the meeting? (A) Call his cient (8) Make a plane raservation. (C) Speak to Ms. Sato. (0) Make copies of the proposal v ee * Ieave for Chicago « take off to Chicago = go to Chicago ‘Our team members willbe leaving for Chicago to attend a conference * She delayed her trip a couple of days. = She put off her trip fora few days. = She postponed her trip a couple of days. * Is not happy with ~ = Ie not satisfied with ~ =s not content with ~ ‘She isnot happy with her jo. * hope the meeting will be short. =| hope the meeting will end early. hope the moeting will not fast long. sone NLL sms GO O773 ‘Questions 47 through 49 refer tothe following conversation. TEST 05 PART W: Hi, my name is Sarah Ferguson, and | made a reservation for a non-smoking room with a view of the river for two nights.” M: I'm terribly sorry, Ms. Ferguson, but our staff must have made a ke" because according to the information in the computer, your room is facing the park, not the river. W: That's terrible. | was hoping to have a.nice view of the river from my room. Oh well, | guess mistakes happen. I'll just take the room facing the park then. M: Thank you. And to make up for our mistake, we would like to offer you a free jinner coupon for two at our hotel restaurant located on the basement floor." Where are they? (a) Atariverside. (B) Ata hotel. (©) Ata restaurant (0) Ata park Why is the man apologizing to the woman? (A) He forgot to make a reservation (B) One of his staff members made a mistake. (©) He does not know how to use the computer. (0) The restaurant is closed for business today. What does the man offer the woman? (A)A free meal coupon. (8) Adiscount on the room. (©) Awaik in the park (0) Intemet access. smoking room. =! booked a non-smoking room. =I called in siivance for anon ‘smoking room. “+ make up for our mistake = compensate you for our mistake ‘Wie are going to give you a 25% discount on your meal to make up for or mistake. + a free dinner coupon for two = a complimentary dinner coupon for two people The room comes wilh a ee dinner coupon fortwo a our hotel restaurant. 278‘Quostions 50 through 52 refer tothe following conversation. W: Hey, David, | just dropped off my car to get an oll change at George’s garage," and | didn’t see your car there. Didn't you say that you were going fo take your car in to get your winter tires put on this morning? M: Oh, | didn't take my car there. | ended up taking it to another place. W: Really? Why did you do that? | thought you sald you were happy with the work they did to your car the last time you took it in. M: 1 know, but I found a better and cheaper place near my apartment."” Plus, the mechanic that used to take care of my car at George’s garage doesn’t work there anymore. He apparently started his own shop downtown somewhere.” Why did the woman drop by George's garage? (A) To put on some new tires. {8) Totak to George. (€) To take care of a bil (0) To get an oll change. Why did the man take his car somewhere else? (A) He was not happy with the service at George’s garage. (B) He found a cheaper place closer to hie apartment. (C) The mechanic who took care of his car did a terrible job, (D) The woman had recommended another place to him. ‘According to the man, what happened to the mechanic he knows at George's garage? (A) He got fred. (8) He was promoted {C) He started his own business. (0) He went to work for another shop. vy Pannen pactee * Iust dropped off my car. =| Just lett my car. ust dropped of my carat my mom's place. * He apparently started his own shop. = He apparently started his own business. = He apparently opened up his own place. 279 0) (3\ Test o5 Part 3 ‘Questions 53 through 55 refer tothe follawing conversation. W: John, when did you say the conference is today? M: It starts at two o'clock,” but we have to be there at least an hour early to set up ‘the equipment for the presentation. Why don't we have lunch early and take off at twelve? W: Actually, the traffic during lunch hour could get bad, and | don’t want to take any chances of getting stuck in traffic. Let's leave at eleven and grab something to eat there. There is a half-decent cafeteria there. M: That's fine. I have to step out of the office right now to meet a client, but | will be back here by 11. | will see you then, all right? ‘When does the meeting begin? (A) 11:00. (8) 12:00, (C) 400. (D) 2:00. Why do they have to take off early for the conference? (A) To have lunch with some clients. {B) To prepare for the presentation. (C) To talk to the event organizer. {D) To avoid getting stuck in traffic ‘Where is the man going now? (A) Toa meeting (6) To see a client. (©) To have lunch (0) To get some equipment vy Pato Practice * When did you say the conference Is today? = What time is the meeting today? today? + sotup the equipment = assemble the equipment = put together the equipment ‘Could you set up the equipment now? + I dont want to take any chance ~ =! don't want to make any mistakes. =|_ want to make sure, { dom’ want o take any chance of making the same mistake again. grab something to eat = get a bite to eat = have something to eat ‘We should grab something to eal belore we leave, + Thre Ie a half-decent cafeteria there. = There isa pretty good cafeterte there. = The cafeteria there is not too bad.‘questions 56 through 58 refer to the following conversation. v The copier has been on the blink for a few days.” | called you guys last week to come and take a look. What took you so long? ''m terribly sorry, but some of our technicians have suddenly come down with terrible colds, and | have been terribly busy running around.” Anyway, did you check and see If any paper is jammed inside?™ Yes, that's the first thing | did, and that's not the problem. And it's not the toner either." 'm afraid the problem may be more serious. All ight. Let me take a look and see what the problem is. GO When did the woman first make the call? (A) Last week. {B) Afew days ago. (©) Yesterday, (0) Today. Who most likely is the man? (A) A doctor. (8) Aweather reporter. (C) A photocopier technician. (0) Anewspaper employee. What is the problem? (A) The weather has suddenly gotten very cold (6) The man has come down witha cold {(C) Some important papers are missing (0) The copier is not working property. Paraphrasing practice ‘The copler has been on the blink. = fhe photocopy machine Is broken. = The copy machine is not working. + come down with terrible colds = catch bad colds = become Il “Many ofthe guys dn’ show up because they ave suddenly come down with erbiecoks + run around =go around 'm going to be busy running around iomorow. be jammed = be stuck = be clogged ‘The water pipe is jammed right now. 281} (test os part 3 ‘Questions 59 through 61 refer tothe following conversation. M: Excuse me, but could you tell me how to get to City Hall? | heard it's within walking distance from here. W: Of course. Just walk down this road for two blocks,” and you will see a big pharmacy at the corner of the intersection. Turn right, and walk another two blocks, and you will see the two big, identical buildings next to the post office. Those are the buildings you are looking for. M: Thank you. I think | know where that is. There is a small park across the road from it, isn’t there? W: Yes, you're right. And if you walk fast, you could probably get there in 10 minutes." é Where does the man want to go? (A) To City Hall. (8) Toapark, (C) To the post office. (0) To the pharmacy, How wil the man gett his destination? (A) By car. (8) By bus. (C) By bicycle. (D) On foot. How long will i take for the man to get to his destination? (A) Five minutes. (8) Ten minutes. (©) Thirty minutes. (0) Sosy minutes. vy Paha acon + Excuse me, but could you tell me how to get to City Hall? = Parcion me, but where is City Hall? =1'm sorry to bother ‘you, but do you know the way to Clty Hall? + Its within walking distance trom here. = fou can walk there from here. = You can get there on foot. 2R2‘questions 62 through 64 refer to the folowing conversation. W: I noticed you walking out of the subway station this morning when | was driving to work. Where is your car? M: Oh, I eft it at home. 've decided to take the subway to work from today” because | can't afford to drive it every day. W: | know what you mean. The prices of gas and parking are way too high these days, And insurance, that's another story. In fact, it’s so bad that | have been seriously thinking of selling my car." M: Well, you should think about taking the subway to work too then because it's not as bad as you think itis. In fact, | kind of enjoy reading the paper and not having to wony about driving. ei How did the man gat to work this moming? (A) He drove his car. (B) He took public transportation. (©) He got a ride with a co-worker. (0) He walked. ‘What has the woman been thinking of doing? (A) Taking the bus to work. (B) Getting rid of her car. (©) Catch up on her reading, (0) Changing her insurance company. ‘What does the man suggest the woman do? (A) Setter car. {B) Take the subway. (C) Read more books, {D) Buy more insurance. vy Papa Practice * {noticed you walking out of the subway station. You walking out of the subway station. > lcan’t afford to drive it every day. = It costs too much to drive my car every dy. = It is too expensive to bring my car every day. * know what you mean. = understand you. agree with you. 283TEST 05 Pant B ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer to the folowing conversation. M: Mr, Sanchez is coming in to take a look around our factory™ to see if it's big enough to suit his demands. If he fs satisfied, there Is a good chance that he will sign a deal with us today.” W: | really hope that will happen. The business this deal will bring is huge. Let's just keep our fingers crossed. M: Don't worry too much. I'm sure we will get it. After all, we have everything he requested over the phone. Anyway, let's take off a bit early to pick him up at the alrport."” W: That sounds like a good idea. We don’t want to get stuck in rush hour traffic and be late for his arrival.” What are they discussing? (A) Problems at their factory. (8) One of their loyal customers {C) The possibility of @ big deal. (©) Thelr upcoming business trip. Why is Mr. Sanchez coming? (A) To check out the plant. (8) To present a deal (©) To make a sate, (0) To give a speech ‘Why does the man want to take off early? (A) To avold heavy trattic. (8) To catch an earty fight. (©) To meet a client atthe factory. (0) To close a deal vy Peete racice + Ithe Ie satistied = i he Ie content= It he ls happy with it It hes sated, he will come back again, * He will sign a deal, = He will agree to the deal. = He will consent to the deal + Let's Just keep our fingers crossed. = Let's just hope for the best. = Let’s Just walt and hope that everything will be okay. 284W: Did you remember to pick up the medicine at the pharmacy while you were at the mall?” i t t M: | did, but you wouldn't believe how long the line was. | stood there waiting nearly half an i hour. I should have just gone to the supermarket across the road from here. They : carry most of the over-the-counter drugs." _ W: True, but they're closed today. Did you forget that they don’t open on Tuesdays?™ M: Ah, that's right. Well, | guess the walt was worth it then. | could have ended up going back to the mall again, = ei [ia] Why did the man go to the mall? (A) To buy some groceries. (8) To get some medicine. (©) To rent a video. (0) To buy a movie ticket. What does the man mention about the supermarket? (A) itis located inthe mall (8) Itsells over-the-counter drugs. (©) Ittakes about hatf an hour to get there on foot. (©) opens early on Tuesdays. What day is ittoday? (A) Monday, (B) Tuesday. (©) Wednesday. (0) Thursday. “ Paratraing practice * They carry most ofthe over-the-counter drugs. = They ha ‘soll most of the drugs that are not prescribed there, ‘most of the non-prescription drugs in stock. = They. * I could have ended up going back to the mall again. =! might have had to go back to the mall again, =1 would've hhad to walk back to the mall again. 285,Test o5 part A ‘Questions 74 through 73 refer to the following instructions. Attention, all warehouse staff. This is an important notice, so please listen carefully. As you all know, Friday is the day of the big move.”' Packing will begin on Thursday moming, and the movers will arrive at eight o'clock Friday morning. We strongly advise you to remove your personal belongings no later than Wednesday night.” If you don't, there is a good chance they will be lost or damaged in the move. Please arrive by seven o'clock tomorrow morning, dressed in comfortable clothes. | know Thursday and Friday will be long and busy days, but an excellent lunch will be provided for all of you,” and there will be a special “housewarming” party on the following Monday night. When will the move take place? (A) Wednesday. (B) Thursday. (C) Friday. (0) Monday. ‘What does the speaker recommend the listeners do? (A) Show up an hour eartior than the movers. (B) Pack away thelr personal goods. (©) Help look for some lost items. (0) Dress formally for the occasion. [°° What will be provided to the listeners on the day of the move? (A) A tree meal. (B) Extra pay. (©) Aride home. (D) Apart. + no later than Wednesday night = before Wednesday night = Wednesday night is the deadline. "You have ofnish his report no later than Wednesday night + dressed In comfortable clothes = dressed In casual weer = dressed In your normal, everyday wear Mr King was dressed in comfortable clothes atthe company plenc. 288‘Questions 74 through 76 refer to the following telephone message. Hi, this is Sharon Star calling. | tried several times to get through to you at the cell number you gave me, but it has been busy for the last twenty minutes. Anyway, Mr. Trent, I hope you get this message. I'd like to say I'm sorry, but | won't be able to get to the interview ‘on time. We'll have to make it some other time.’ Unfortunately, there's been a major accident on St. Kilda Road, and traffic is at a complete standstill. There is absolutely no chance of me making it this afternoon.” | hope this won't be a major inconvenience to you. I'm available for an interview any time tomorrow or even this evening If you have the time.” Let me give you my mobile phone number again. It's 777-0045. Thanks. IE Why is the speaker leaving the message? (A) To postpone her appointment. (8) To set up a job interview. {C) To report an accident on the road. (0) To get the number of a co-worker. [Eis] Where most likely is the caller now? (A) At her office. (B) On the subway. (©) Ata hospital (0) Inher car. HAs] when does the caller say that she will be available? (A) Right now. (8) This evening. (C) Next week. (0) This weekend. tried soveral times to get through to you. = called you many times. =I ried phoning you a few times. ed several tes to get rough yo the other nh, bt ou de answer you phone Whave to make it some other time. = 'm going to have to put it off for another day. = have no choice but to see U another time. Is ata complete standetil = Traffic Is not moving at all, = Traffic Is backed up for miles. 287test os pant 4 ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer to the following message. ‘You have called Academic Enterprises, Australia’s leading providers of school and home-based educational programs and materials.’ Unfortunately, all of our operators are occupied at the present. We value your call, so please wait, and one of our staff members will speak to you shortly. if your inquiry has to do with Academic Enterprises’ after-school or vacation educational programs, please press “1”; if you have an inquiry regarding the availabilty of textbooks or other educational materials, please press “2". For packaging, dispatch, or billing inquiries, please press “3”. For franchising inquiries, please press “4”. Or simply hold, and one of our operators will be with you as soon as possible.” ‘What does Acadiomic Enterprises provi (A) Educational books. (8) Free consultations. (C) Free delivery services. (0) Training classes. ‘What should a calor with a question about a delivery do? (A) Press 1. (8) Press.2 (C) Press 3, (0) Press 4 Who should wait on the line? (A) Those who are already customers. (B) Those who do not want to desl with a machine. (©) Those who don't have touch-tone phones. (©) Those who do not know the extension number. vy Paaoivasoa racice + Allof our operators are occupied at the present. = All of our operators are on the phone now. = Every one of our ‘operators Ison the line at the moment. + Ourstatf member will speak to you shortly. = Our staff will talk to you as soon as possible. with you. ur sta will be right one‘Questions 80 through 82 refer tothe following talk. Good evening. Perhaps some of you don’t know me. I'm Dr. Cummins, the principal of St. Michael's Elementary School.”'*” t's a great pleasure fo welcome you to tonight's special performance. | hope that you, like me, will be overwhelmed by the sheer talent and enthusiasm of our young break dancers. | have personally attended three of the rehearsals, so | can assure you that they have sacrificed hours of personal time and buckets of ‘sweat to bring you this exciting production.” This is a group production, choreographed by the performers themselves, with the help of our wonderful musical arts teacher, Ms. Wong. So, without further ado, sit back, and enjoy our fabulous young dancers. |. Where is the talk most likely taking place? (A) Ata hospital (B) At public school. (0) Ata theater. (D)Atan art gallery. [GEN Who is Dr. Cummins? (A) Adancer. (B) An artist. (C) The headmaster. (D) The producer. Which ofthe following was mentioned by the speaker? (A) The performers spent hours putting together the show. (8) Ms. Wong is the leading dancer of tonight's performance. (C) The theater isa full house forthe first time since its opening, (0) Allof the dancers are up-and-coming professionals, iy Pampas etc + sheer talent = pure talent Hef a shoe alent or making sls * without further ado = without further delay = without further trouble Now, witout further ado, let's bring onthe next speaker, Mi, Steve Shaw. 289test o6 pant 4 ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer to the following talk. Well, everybody, the History Society Functions Committee welcomes you all. | must say that ! am surprised. There are so many people here tonight and so many new faces! Let me say that | believe you have made an excellent decision to attend this meeting. Our speaker tonight will be one of the world's leading experts on Anglo-Saxon issues. He's Professor Michael Sutherland, who has kindly consented to come all the way from the University of Essex to speak to us. Professor Sutherland is not only an expert on the Anglo-Saxon period but also one of the most interesting speakers | have ever met.” So please welcome Professor Michael Sutherland.” What is implied about today’s event? (A) There are more people in the audience than anticipated. (8) Today's event is one of the best events ever put on. (©) The audience members have waited a long time fo it (©) twas very dificult to get tonight's guest speaker ‘What does the speaker mention about today's guest speaker? (A) He is a university student (8) He is ahistory teacher. (C) He is a very good talker, (0) He is very famous worldwide. What will happen next? (A) The audience members will ake an intermission break. (B) The guest speaker will take the stand. {C) The speaker will give a brief introduction of the day's event, (D) The day's event will come to an end. iy Paha actos * who has kindly consented to do ~= who has kindly given permission to do ~= who has kindly agreed to do~ "he to thank Ms. Haris, who has Kindly consented us to use her house for our next mesting “+ one of the most interesting speakers = one of the best speakers = one of the most striking speakers ‘Susan Davis is one of he most interesting speakers | have ever met 290‘Questions 86 through 88 refer tothe following tlk. Could everybody please stop working for a minute and listen carefully? As you know, there are only four days until Christmas. Our company has been approached by the St. Vincent de Paul Society with an urgent request. St. Vincent's Christmas Appeal aims to provide blankets and a hot meals to all of the city's homeless on Christmas Day.” However, this year they have not received a sufficient number of blankets. Could all of you please check your cupboards to see if you have any warm blankets to spare? Please only bring clean blankets in good condition."” Collectors from St. Vincent's will be calling tomorrow and Friday,™ so | hope you all can help out. ‘According to the speaker, who is in need of thelr help? (A) People without homes. (8) Runaway teenagers, (C) Local orphanages. (0) Unemployed members of society. What is the speaker asking the listeners to do? (A) Donate some money. (B) Volunteer time at a chatty function, (C) Give unused blankets. (D) Prepare a Christmas present. ‘When will they be contacted by the charitable organization? (A) Botore the end of today. (B) Toward the end of this week. (©) Early next week. (0) On Christmas Day. vy Paraphrasing Practice + ifyou have eny warm blankets to spare =f you have any extra blankets =f you have any blankets you using at the moment you have any warm blankets to spare, please bring them in tomorow. + {hope you all can help out, =| hope ll of you can lend a hand. = | hope all of you can contribute, 291Test 05 pant A ‘Quostions 89 through 91 refer to the following announcement, Attention, all shoppers!" Rush now to Tim Holton’s for a very special offer. Yes, shoppers, from now until noon you can enjoy the special taste of Tim’s many varieties of donuts or a delicious sandwich or one of their aromatic coffees at very special prices.” Why don't you sit down, and rest your weary legs? Your choice of coffee and donut will cost you ‘only two dollars. The sandwich and donut set is only three dollars. Yes, shoppers, up until twelve o'clock,” a delicious cup of the best brewed coffee and a donut set will cost you only two dollars, and a sandwich set will cost only three dollars. That's half the original price, shoppers."” Don't miss out! [E18] Whereis the announcement most likely taking place? (A) Ata mall (8) Ata coffee shop. (©) Ata sandwich store. (0) Ata doctors office. ‘When will the special offer end? (A)Atnoon. (8) This evening. (C) Tomorrow, (0) This weekend, 211] What is the original cost of a sandwich set? (A) Two dollars. (©) Three dollars, (©) Four dollars. (D) Six dottars, vy Paaohesin Practica * up until twelve o'clock = right through to noon = just before twelve o'clock The sale wil last up unt twelve o'clock today. + half the original price = 50% off the regular price ‘That shirts hal the orginal price today only. 292‘Questions 92 through 94 refer tothe following short talk. Now that you've checked in, I'd like to let you know about some of the hotel's facilities.” First, on the second floor, there are separate gentlemen's and ladies’ ‘saunas. These are provided free to our guests™ and are open from seven o'clock in the morning until ten in the evening. They are a wonderful way of relaxing after a ong day. Second, the basement sports center offers a lap swimming pool, two squash courts, a weight room, and a relaxation center where you can enjoy yoga, massages, and aromatherapy. You can buy daily discount entry cards at the reception desk.” And finally, on behalf of the hotel, I'd like to offer you a free drink coupon, which can be used at the hotel restaurant. We hope you enjoy your stay! ‘Who is listening to the talk? (A) Hotel employees. (B) Guests. (©) Fitness instructors, (0) Restaurant staft [WIR Which ofthe following is offered for tree? (A) Men's and women’s spas. (8) Astylish bathing suit. (©) Amuscle rubdown (D) A workout training lesson. [SE What is available at the reception desk? (A) A discount coupon. (B) Aday’s pass. (C) Workout outfits. (0) Squash rackets. vy Paraohasig recta * after a long day =after a hard day = eftera tiring day | went straight fo bed after along day tthe otfee * And finally = And lastly =In conclusion ‘And tinal, we wil end the meeting. ~ on behalf of the hotel = as a representative ofthe hotel = to speak for the hotel "tke to make this very important announcement on behalf of the Hote 992Test os part A ‘Quostions 95 through 97 refer tothe following news report. The Triton Tire Company today announced that it will reduce its worldwide staffing levels by an estimated 5,000 workers.” The biggest cuts will occur in Triton’s home country, Malaysia.” Triton hopes to reduce the number of its employees there by about 10%, of 3,000 workers, over the next 3 years. The other outs will be made in Triton’s sales, distribution, and fitting operations in Australasia, Europe, and North ‘America. A company spokesperson told reporters today, however, that nobody will be sacked.”” The reduction will occur through natural attrition, voluntary redundancies, and non-renewal of contracts. What is the main purpose of the report? (A) To publicize the grand opening of a plant. {B) To report the unemployment rate of the city. (C) To broadcast the signing of a big deal (D) To announce the downsizing of a company. 1218] Which country will be most affected? (A) Malaysia. (8) Canada, (C) Australia. (0) Englana. {0101 What cid the representative of the Triton Tire Company announce today? (A) None of its employees willbe fired. {®) The company is planning to expand, (©) Allofits contracts will be renewed. (0) Anew branch office will open in Europe. sy Paaoh9 Practice * an estimated 5,000 workers = a rough figure of 6,000 workers = around 5,000 employees ‘An estimated 5,000 worker wl be hired for this company's biggest projec. + The biggest cuts wlll occur in Triton’s home country, Malaysia, = The most number of people will be let go in Triton's home country, Malaysia. + get sacked = get fred = be let go “Tom got sacked trom hs job. 204‘Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following announcement. We would like to advise our shoppers that we have found a lost child," A lost child has been brought to the center manager's office. Would the parents or guardians please make their way to the administrative center on the fifth floor?™ Please take the lift in the central plaza up to the fifth floor, and make your way to the center manager's office."” The child is a boy, about four years old, and he says that his name is Damian, Damian is a little upset right now." Could the parents of Damian, a little brown-haired boy of about four years old, please come immediately to the center manager's office? Thank you. oa ‘Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) The shoppers. (B) The child’s custodian. (©) The office managers. (0) The administrative statt. ‘Where is the manager's ofice located? (A) On the ground floor (8) On the second tloor. (©) On the fitth floor. (0) On the basement floor || Which of the following best describes Damian's condition now? (A) He is distressed. (8) He is stimulated, (©) He is impressed, (0) He is grieved, ayy Paraphrasing Practice + Damian Ie litle upset right now. = Damian Ie a ittle distressed right now, = Damian is a bit shaken up right now. 295Test 06 PART | pan (A) He's clearing off the desk. (6) He's e-mailing a tiond (©) He's putting up natices on the wall, (D) He's sitting In front of the fax machine. (A) One man is giving a speach (8) Allof the men are watching television. (C) One of the men is talking into the microphone. (0) They are holding a conversation over coffee. (A) The women are waiting for the bus to artive. (8) They're lining up to board the bus. (C) Some of them are walking toward the bus. (D) The people have already gotten off the bus. (A) The man is leaning over the long table. (B) The man Is sorting through the pile of books. (©) The man is stacking the books on the shelves. (0) The man is looking to make a purchase. (A) One of the women has a hat on. (B) The women are riding their bicycles. (C) The bioylists are locking up thelr bikes. (0) They have stopped to get something from the store. te v + He's siting at he desk fos working atthe keyboard He working with & co puter. being interview + An interview is taking place at moment 1e man being interviewed is spesking into a microphone. + They are walking away from the bus women are dressed for warm weather. + Some of them are carrying bags. + Some books have been stacked up in front ofthe man. +The man is holding a bookin front ofhim. He has picked up a book irom the pile. + The women have gotten off their bioycies. + They are standing next fo the bicycles. + The bioycies are loaded with some goods.Pi v i “ag. (N) Some customers are entering the store Se es J (6) Te store clerks cleaning the store with a broom ihesire (©) Some goods have been hung on arack outside of ino rooms have boon putona the store. raek (D) The floor of the store is being mopped. + There is @ rack full of goods. (A) The woman is closing the passenger doo (8) The woman is being escorted into the vehicle. (C) The street is busy with people trying to catch a cab. + Awoman is geting into the cab = One woman is ering the cab, (D) The back door of the car Is wile open. ee AR Ie | 1) hg wie ee CREAN oe ro Eo oa + Some pope are moving a wooden shoulders. ion (8) One man is lting the heavy box off the floor. Bor spaeganroy ee (©) The men are putting some items into the large box. thelr shoulders (0) One man is standing on top of the long crate. 9 men are transporing @ wooden box across the road, te (A) The chets are preparing a special dish nee eae (B) Some work is progressing in the kitchen. 2 {C) The hats are being hung on the rack + The men are wearing hats : (0) New inventory has just arived at the restaurant “The cooks are standing nthe (A) There is an assortment of fruit on the table. (B) Some flowers are being arranged at the table. {C) The fruits have been displayed for sale. (0) Some lights have been tured on near the table, cue oa nena + There are some fruits onthe taba, + Some fruits have been putin bowls. 299| | TEST 06 How much isthe bus ride tothe airport? (A) Thirty minutes from here. (8) One willbe leaving soon. (C) Five dollars for adults. ‘Where do you usually get your hair done? (A) From a hairstylist | know. (8) ! don't ike my hair tong, (©) Usually once a month, ‘When do you plan to go back to work? (A) 1 go back with you (B) My doctor says in two weeks. (0) | get off t five o'clock today. Where did Michelle say she was born? (A) She doesn't know it yet. (B) Yes, she grew up there (C) think she is French. ake ‘Who is going to be at the party tonight? (A) Everyone will be there. (8) The party is going to be great. (©) To celebrate our tenth anniversary, ann Parana 5 Vv Bh How much will it cost me to getto the airport by bus? It’s fve dollars one way. B Is there a place you regularly go to get your hai done? Yes, ta hair salon near my house Bl When are you thinking of returning to work? | should recover in a couple of weeks. Where is Michelle's birthplace? ‘She was born in Paris, i Who is going to show up to the party this ‘evening? 1 Everyone should be comingaa When will you have the report ready? (A) lreport directly to Mr. Singh, (8) Yes, you can give it to me. (C)ithave it on your desk by noon. aya Do you want to work this Saturday, or should | get John to fill infor you? (A) The work is not too bad. (@) This weekend is perfect. (C) I'll come in if you'd like, icy ‘Who came by while I was out? (A) Iltake it for you. {B) Julle, your insurance agent. (©) lam expecting him today. ie Could you do me a favor and close the window a litte? (A) Nextto the window, thanks, (8) Sure, | can do that. (©) Yes, they are very close. wa Has anyone seen Bill today? (A) He called in sick. (8) | saw it many times. (©) Today is not a good day. I When are you going to finish the report? A) I get t to you before lunch, Hl Can'you work the Saturday shif, or do you want me to ask John to come in instead? 1D. Who dropped in to see me while ! was on ‘he road? [8 Your insurance rep, Julie. 10 Can you please shut the window a bit? Yes, of course, Dic Bill come in to the office today? 1) He is at home in bed. antTEST 06 What do you think of our new receptionist? (A) Atthe reception desk. (6) Ithink it over tonight. (C) Ihave not met her yet. How did your meeting with your client go? (A) Yes, let's take off (B) Itwent better than l expected. (C) He loft an hour ago. | finally got a hold of the manager. (A) How did you pull that off? (B) They hold itfor a month, (C) He doesn’t work there anymore. When is the game supposed to start? (A) When the rain lets up a little. (8) The game is going to be great. (C) Between Boston and New York. Weren't you a bit concerned about Jack being absent today’? (A) That’s too bad, (8) Hos worried (C) No, he called in. Paraptrangt Vv How do you feel about our new receptionist? I didnt get a chance to talk to her yot Did your meeting vith your client go okay? ‘Yes, itwent very smoothly | spoke to the manager at last 1] How did you manage thet? I What ime is the game scheduled to bein? [As soon as the rain stops. Bi Woren't you a litle worried about Jack no! showing up to work today? [il No, he phoned me this morning,wi ‘Would you be willing to take a trip to Mexico on company expense? (A) Was itthat expensive? (@) What's the occasion? (C) He is well trained, wa ‘Where should | go to get this approved? (A) Your best bet is to speak to John. (8) You have to prove it fist. (©) ! could get it for you. How do you get along with your boss? {A) | will bring it along tomorrow. (B) He Is very kind to me. {C) Yes, he's my manager. ‘What ime are you thinking of taking off? (A) As soon as Terry comes to replace me. (@) ts five after six right now. (C) I sti need a litle more time. 0] ‘Where can | find the person in charge around here? (A) We can charge it on his account, (8) He stepped out for a moment. (C) | will get it for you in a second, oy Poraobvase Vv Would you be wiling to goto Mexico ifthe company paid for your ip? 2] Sure, but why do you want me to take the ‘tip? Where can | get this authorized? ‘John is the person you are looking fr. 1 Do you get along with your manager okay? 1 Yes, he's very ne tome, When do you plan to leave? 18) When Terry shows up to take over. BD Where is your manager? I He's not here right now. 303TEST 06 PART D {'d rather go to the conference next time, wouldn't you? (A) Yes, | am really looking forward to it. (8) There will be so many people there. (C) Yes, Ihave too many things to do this week. Were you planning on making a trip to our head office, or is Mr. King coming here? (A) We are going to plan it soon. (B) Mr. King might be the person to talk to, {C)'m supposed to meet him at his office. Do you want to drop by the store before heading back? (A) Sure, that sounds good to me. (&) No, I'm not the one who dropped it. (C) Lwill need it back soon. _ Please don't hesitate to ask me if you need something, (A) He often hesitates. (B)'l keep that in mind, thanks. {C) Sure, | will give you an answer soon, ie ‘Should | put you down for the moming or the afternoon? (A) Three o'clock would be okay with me. (8) Yes, I'd like a morning call, please. (©) Sure, | could drive down to get you. Preoees Vv 1m thinking of skipping this conference, how about you? { Ym abit busy with work, 50 'm thinking of | ding the same thing. | BB win you be making the trip to our head ofie, ois Mr. King supposed to come here? | made an appointment to see him at his office. {9 How about stopping by the store on our way back? Otay, let's do that You can call anytime if you need any assistance, 1] Thanks, | really appreciate it i Do you want to come in the morning o” lunch? 1] I woul prefer the aftemoon.wal How about giving me a it tothe airport? (a) It's abit too heavy for me, {@) "be on the next plane. (©) Sure, !can drop you off. i Do you think Mr. Gomez will be recognized for the hard work he has done? (A) Yes, he'll probably get a bonus soon. (@)He told me he is not coming tonight, (€)!00 recall seeing hirm there. ‘What do you say we go and check out the mall today? (A) Sure, twill rite you a check. (8) Okay, | could use a bag. (C) Actually, he didn't say much to me. Don't you have to take off now? (A) Ihave to doit _(B) Not until tater. (0) Mtum tot. Weather has been so hot lately. }) We should buy an air conditioner. ) Yes, rain is in the forecast. Parana 5 Vv 8 Could you possibly drive me tothe airport? Sure, teke you there 1D Do you think Mr. Gomez will be compensated for al the extra hours he putin during this project? [twas told tat ho wil be getting a big, fat bonus. Bl Why don't we look around the stores in the mall? i Sure, Ineed to buy a bag. Shouldn't you be leaving just about naw? {| sti have some time lef. I tts been unbearably hot these days, hasnt iv 1B Yes, we should seriously consider buying an air conditioner. 305Test 06 PART G ‘Questions 41 through 43 refer tothe following conversation. M: Ron just told me that you will be taking the 2 o'clock flight to attend the trade exhibition in Detroit today.“* | am also taking a trip there to visit a client and will be on the same flight.""' Would you like to share a cab to the airport? ‘That sounds great, but | can't. | have to take this document to Mr. Smith at our home office before his 10 o'clock meeting, so ! was thinking about going to the airport straight from there. If you'd like, | could meet you at the airport. In that case, how about meeting at 12 to have lunch together before our flight? ‘That sounds like a plan. Ill see you In the coffee shop on the second floor at noon, okay?” ‘Where is the woman going today? (A) To a trade exhibition, (B) To meet a clfent. (©) To the home office. (0) To their factory. ‘What time is the flight? (a) 10:00, (6) 12:00. (©) 100, (D) 2:00. Where will they mest? {A) At the trade exhibition. (B) At a coffee shop. (C) At the home office. (0) Atarestaurant vy Paras pace + Would you like to ware @ cab? = Would you like to go halves on a cab? = Would you like to take a cab together? + go straight to the airport = go directly to the airport = go to the airport at once 'm planning on going straight to the airport to pick up a lent + eould meet you at the alrport. =| will ee you at the alrport. + That sounds like a plan. = ane Iny don’t we meet atthe airport? hat sounds great. = That would be nice.‘Questions 44 through 46 refer tothe following conversation. M1: The date of the computer conference has been set for next Tuesday.“ Could you do me a favor and call the hotel we deal with to make reservations for two rooms? M2: Sure, Paul, | will take care of it right away. But what are you going to do about the meeting you had scheduled with Mr. Nolan? Do you want me to call him and cancel? M1: Oh, | completely forgot all about him. You know, | can't miss this meeting with him. It's too important. On second thought, | think I'd better send Sally to New York to attend the conference with you. She has been working on the presentation, and she should be able to make the presentation in my place." M2: You're right, but Sally might not be too happy to hear about this. | think she has a trip scheduled the week after with Mr. Singh. When is the date of the conference? (A) This Monday. (B) Next week. (©) Intwo weeks. (0) Next month ‘What is the problem? (A) Mr, Nolan cannot attend the conference. {B) Paul mistakenly made two conflicting plar {C) Sally forgot to book the rooms. (D) Mr. Singh has not returned from his trip. Who most likely is going to make the presentation in New York? (A) Mr. Nolan, (B) Sally. (©) Paul. (0) Mr Singh, vy Panta ractca + I wll take care of right away = I wil ook after tat once, = wl look into itimmediatey. * On second thought = Actually = To think about it again (On second thought. e's just stay in instead. + Inmy place = instead of me = take over my position ‘You should go there in my pace, * Sally might not be too happy to hear about this. = Sally will be angry about this. = Sally probably won't be very pleased to heat about this. 307TEST 06 PART O ‘Questions 47 through 49 refer tothe following conversation. \M: After searching for weeks, I'm so relieved to say that we have finally found a person to take over John’s position. His name Is Henry Chow." W: You see, | told you not to worry too much about it. | knew it was only a matter of time before we found someone. Anyway, where did you ever find this guy? M: Well, we took out ads in the local paper and on intemet sites without much luck. We even contacted several job agencies but got nothing. But to our surprise, we found this guy from one of our branch offices.* Mr. Taylor went to see Ms. Simpson in our North Town branch office and saw Henry and liked him right away. After talking with him for several minutes, he decided to hire him right there and then. Anyway, he going to start next Monday. . W: Wow, that’s quite a story. | can't wait to meet him. Why is the man relieved? (A) John has finally retumed from his vacation. (8) A replacement for a vacent position has been found. (0) The ads Henry took out are bringing in resuits, (0) Ahigh-paying job has been offered to hi. Where did Henry work before? (A) Ata newspaper company. (B) Ata computer internet company. {C) Ata job recruiting agency. {D) At the company's branch office, ‘What will happen next Monday? (A) The company ad will be printed. {B) Abranch office will open. (C) Anew employee will start a job. (D) There will be a retirement party for John, vy Paso Practica «After searching for weeks = After looking around for weeks = After having no luck for weeks ‘Aller searching for weeks, we finally managed lo find out where Mr. Sell ives. + take over John's position = take on John’s work =f in for John at work Larry was asked to take over Jonn's positon fr a white. + But to our surprise = But surprisingly = Unlike what we had expected But to our surprise, Saty came in fst in our last sales campaign, + Wow, that’s quite a story. = Wow, that's pretty hard to believe. = Wow, that ls pretty wild. «= ‘can’t wait to meet him. =1'am looking forward to meeting him. =| am so eager to meet him.‘Questions 80 through 52 refor to the following conversation. M: Do we still have far to go? This carry-on bag is really hurting my shoulder."” W: We're almost there. The gate is just up those stairs there."” What do you have in your bag anyway? M: Oh, | picked up some CDs and toys for my kids. The prices are unbelievably cheap here. W: This must be your first trip here. | remember picking up things when I first came here, After a while, you forget that everything here Is cheaper than things back home. [1 Where is the conversation most likely taking place? (A) Ata toy store. {B) Atan airport. (©) Ata record store. (D) Ata travel agency. ‘What does the man complain about? (A) How heavy his bag is. (8) How far the aiportis. (©) How expensive the tickets are (D) How difficult it is to get home. (52) What can be inferred about the woman? (A) She does not lke to travel. (8) She only buys expensive things. (C) She has many children, (D) She has been here many times. 1¢? = How much more before we get there? “The prices are unbelievably cheap here, = The cost of things Is really low here. = Everything is a bargain. 309TEST 06 PART O ‘Questions 58 through 55 refer tothe following conversation. Hey, | heard you finally landed yourself a job. How did you manage to do that?™ Ms Well, i's a bit funny how | got this job. | mean, | searched all the employment agencies ‘and have been reading the classified ads section of the newspaper every day for the last few weeks without having any luck. Then, | get this phone call from a friend of mine | hadn't talked to since | graduated from college. He tells me that he started a ‘company and he wants me to help him out. W: Wow, that is a bit far-fetched. How long has it been since you graduated? M:_ it’s been four years." | guess | am really lucky to get this chance since the job market is terrible nowadays. : ‘What are they talking about? (A) The college the woman had attended. (8) Anewspaper article the woman had read. (C) The economic situation of the nation. {D) The man’s new employment opportunity. {According to the man, what did his frend recently do? (A) Graduate from school. (@) Land anew job. (C) Start a business. (0) Wiite anewspaper article ‘When did the man graduate from college? (A) A year ago. (8) Two years ago. (©) Three years ago. (©) Four years ago. vy Pat patos + How did you manage to do that? = How did you do that? = How did you pull that off? + it's bitfunny how I got this job. = | didn't expect to get the job this way. =| got this job by a fluke. + without having any luck = without much euccess = without having any results + That ie bit far-fetched. = That's a bit unusual. = That's somewhat strange.‘Questions 56 through 58 refer tothe folowing conversation. Mt: Dave, hasn’t the shipment of computer monitors gone out to the electronics shops yet?" M2: The truck left here five minutes ago, Mr. Curtis. Why do you ask? M1: | just received a call from Mr. Brown, the manager of the Bad Boys Electronics a hurry to receive the goods.” | think you'd better Store, and he said that he call the truck driver and ask him to drop by there first. M2: | don't think | have to do that. As far as | am concerned, Bad Boys is first on list™ Where most likely s the conversation taking place? (A) Atan electronics store, (8) in atruck. (©) Atacity port, (D) In a warehouse. Why did Mr. Brown call? (A) To place an order. (©) To request a quick delivery. {(C) To change his order. (0) To talk tothe truck driver. ‘According to Dave, where wil he truck driver first go? (A) To the Bad Boys Electronics Store. (8) To the company warehouse (©) To the computer department (D) To his truck. vy Pattee tos + drop by = stop by = swing by ‘We have to drop by thee frst Deore heacing othe apr. * As far as 1am concemed =n my point of view = In my opinion ‘star as | am concerned, be isnot tne ight person fortis projec. + first on his list = rst thing to do = first thing on today’s agenda Picking up some drinks i fr on his isto things to do today. onTEST 06 PART O ‘Questions 59 through 61 refer tothe following conversation. M: | was at the mall and saw this beautiful laptop. | couldn’t help but pick it up. Don't you think it’s nice?™ W: Yes, i's a very nice laptop, but why did you buy it? | thought you just picked up a new one a few weeks ago, M: | know, but | was not happy with the keyboard, so | gave it to my brother, and he gave me the money to buy this one.” W: You guys must have a jot of money. These laptops cost an arm and a leg."” What is the man doing? (A) Buying a computer. (B) Showing off his new purchat (C) Typing up some work. (0) Introducing his brother. What happened to the man’s old computor? (A) He lost it @) He broke it (C) He sold it. (0) He retumed it iJ] What does the woman say about the laptops? (A) They are very expensive. (B) They don't weigh very much. (C) They have gotten smaller. (0) They are well designed. vy Pesrrasta ace + Leouldn’t help but pick it up. =| had to get It =! couldn't stop myself from buying it. + These laptops cost an arm and a leg. = These laptops are very expensive, = These laptops are very pricey. 319‘Questions 62 through 64 refer to the following conversation. oy ‘M: Ms. Sanchez, | heard that the boss hired someone for the open position. Do you know who this person is? W: Yes, | just got the word from Mr. Miller, and he said that the general manager's position is going to go to Mr. Lee because of his experience."**" According to him, it was a tough call because both Mr. Lee and Mr. Harris have excellent qualifications, M: They are both excellent candidates, but | am a bit surprised that Ms. Simpson was not included in the race. ! was sure that she would be considered. W: She was in the running, but | heard she pulled out of the race because getting a promotion means working longer hours, and she just was not interested in doing that." ‘What led to the decision made by the boss? (A) The experience of the candidates. (B) The words of advice from Mr, Lee. {C) The work ethics of Ms. Simpson, (0) The interest shown by the employees. ‘Who got the position? (A) Ms. Sanchez. (©) Mr. Miller. (C) Mr. Lee. (0) Mr. Haris, ‘According to the woman, why did Ms. Simpson drop out of the race? (A) She felt that she was not qualified. (8) She was not feeling well (C) She Is not interested in working harder. (0) She has other things to do. vy Parte Practice * open position = vacant position = available position ‘An open positon has come up in our department. + Just got the word that ~ =! just heard that ~=1 was just told that ~ ust got the word rom my manager that | am going to get the promotion + a tough call =a dfficut decision = @ hard decision Twas a tough eal but someone had to make i. + Inthe race = in the running = being considered Me dackson is inthe race for he next election + pull out ofthe race = quit the race = drop out of the race ‘David puted out ofthe race lo concentrate his tine on his feriy. 313TEST 06 PART O ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer tothe folowing conversation. M: We have to gather our things and leave right away. Otherwise, we're going to miss the four o’clock train Into the city" and won't be able to make It to Mr. Johnson's office by five.” W: | didn't know we're meeting him today. | thought he was supposed to go away on a business trip this week. M: He was, but his trip got canceled because of the airline strike." | got a call from him while you were busy talking to the caretaker. He wants to see us today. W: | wonder why he wants to see us in a hurry. I hope he has some good news for us. "How will they get tothe city? (A) By train, (8) By bus, (©) By car. (0) By ferry. ‘When will they meet Mr. Johnson? (A) At3 o'clock. (8) At4 o'clock, (C) At o'clock. (D) At6 o'clock, ‘Why didn't Mr. Johnson go on the trip? (A) He couldn't catch a flight. (@) His client canceled the meeting. (©) There was a reservation mix-up at the hotel (D) The train stopped running, sy Panera Pacica ‘+ We have to gather our things. = We have to pick up our things. = We have to get our things. ‘Wie have to gather our things before leaving n en minutes. + We're going to miss the four o’clock train. able to get on the four o'clock train. Je're not going to catch the four o'clock t ‘We're not going to be + go.away on a business trip = leave to take care of a business matter = go out of town on business. John and have to go away on a business trip for a week + He wants to see us today. = He wants to meet with us today. = He wants to talk to us today.‘Questione 68 through 70 refer to the folowing conversation. W: Mr. Brown, who do you feel is the most qualified person to head the new project?" M; Well, both Rick and Joe are qualified, but if | had to make a decision between them, | would have to go with Rick.” He really knows his work well, and he's been working here for a long time, Also, he should be a little more reliable because he Is much older than Joe.” W: True, but what do you think about Jan? She's quite smart, and she knows the material quite well too M: Yes, but | don't think she is aggressive enough. She might have a bit of a dificult time: handling some of the male staff. Plus, Rick has let everyone know that he really wants to take on this new project. What are they discussing? (A) Aproject they are currently working on. (B) The possible leader of the next project. (C) The material to be used in their project. (0) Their co“ ers in the company. According to the man, who does he think is a good person to lead the project? (A) Rick. (B) uoe. (©) san. (0) Mr Brown. What can be inferred about Joe? (A) He is young. (8) He is smart. (C) Hes aggressive. (0) Hes eager to lead the project. vy Paes ci * Who do you fee! ~? = Who do you think ~? = Who do you Imagine ~? ‘Who do you tee wl get the job? + head the new project = be in charge of the new project = lead the new project ‘Wendy Wil head the new prolect * handle = take care of = look atter ‘Jeffs handing tej, isthe? 315test o6 pant & (Questions 71 through 73 refer to the folowing traffic report. Hello, this is Rob McKenzie here at FM-99.99 with the moming traffic report. We're happy to report that there are no major hold-ups. There was a minor accident on Highway 7 near Steeles Avenue, but traffic is flowing smoothly” now that the road has been cleared up. We do, however, anticipate that traffic will start to slow on the freeway, both northbound and southbound, within the next twenty minutes up till 9:30. So if you are beginning your journey now, we advise you to take Kennedy Road and avoid the freeway until 9:30." We'll be back again in an hour at 9 to bring you more traffic updates!” ‘According to the speaker, what is the current road condition of Highway 7? (A) itis at a complete standstil (B) Itis moving without much trouble. (C) Itis moving at a very slow pace. (0) itis closed off due to the aceldent. What does the speaker advise the motorists to do? (A) Leave their cars at home today, (B) Take alternative roads. (C) Keep their ears open for any changes, (D) Make sure to have their insurance cards with them, ) When will the next update be aired? | (A) Inton minutes. (B) At 7 o'clock. (C)inan hour. ! (0) At 9:30. sy Parsi Pracico “major hold-ups = major backups = major traffic congestion “This heavy rains causing major hold-ups on most ofthe cy’ highways. * Traffic is flowing smoothly. = Traffic is moving along. “The trafcs flowing smooth in most pats ofthe oy, raffic is free, * Ifyou are beginning your journey now = you are taking off now = I you are embarking on a journey now ltyou are beginning yourjoumey now, please avoid Highway 15, as itis backed up fr miles, ‘ 316‘Questions 74 through 76 refer tothe following announcement. Attention, all maintenance staff.” Please listen carefully to the following important announcement. As you know, today is the day of the special meeting for all maintenance and engineering staff. The meeting will be held at the advertised time of 10:00 a.m. However, there has been a change of venue due to the damage to Building 5 caused by last night's storm. The meeting will now be held in the cafeteria. | repeat, today’s meeting will not be held in the Building § conference room but has been moved to the cafeteria.” That should please many of you because coffee will be available!” The meeting time will, however, be shortened in order to allow the repair teams to continue ‘working on the Building 5 roof. Thanks. ‘Who is the intended audience of this announcement? (A) The caretakers. (@) Thenew workers. (C) The advertisement staff. (0) The cafeteria workers, J) Where will the meeting take place? (A) Inthe engineering bulling, (6) Atthe Advertising Department. (©) AtBuilding 5. (D) Inthe company eatery. LER What does the speaker say willbe available at the meeting? (A) Engineering information (B) Some beverages. (©) Advertising tips. (©) Some snacks, vy Partai Prectes + a change of venue = a change of setting = a change of scene |We need a change of venue to accommodate allthe quests coming from out of town, + That should please many of you. = That should make many of you happy. = That should put a smile on many of ‘your faces. + be shortened = cut short = come to an end early ‘Today's meeting willbe shortened because some of you have o catch a plane to New York. 37begin with a breakfast together at the Orchid Café.” We suggest that you take advantage of the butfet offerings because you will need all of your energy for all the activities we have planned this morning.” Directly after breakfast, we will be walking up Jacob's Ladder to King's Park. I's quite a steep climb. From Rotary Lookout, you will get a stunning view across the city and the river and up to the hills. We will then continue through the gorgeous natural trail deep into the park to the wild herb garden. Here you will find a unique collection of native foods and flowers. So please enjoy a hearty breakfast, and then we can get started.” test o6 pant & | ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer tothe following talk. Today we have a wonderful walking tour of the sights of this fascinating place. We will i 4 ‘What will they most likely do at the Orchid Café? (A) Have some coffee. i (©) Meet all the participants. (C) Fill their stomachs. (0) Take an hour break. {fill What does the speaker imply about the day? (A) Itis going to be a physical day. (©) There willbe different types of food available. | (©) The day will be pertect forthe walk (0) The hiking trip will be somewhat dangerous. ©) What will they do next? (A) Visit Rotary Lookout. (B) Walk up the natural tral (©) Enjoy the beautiul flowers. } (D) Enter the café. | vy Hota ates + Directly after breakfast = right after breakfast = 9s eoon as breakfast le over Directly after breakfast, we wil head over to the mal ~ a stunning view = breathtaking view = a fantastic view ‘My house sis on top of a hil th a stunning view ofthe river below, + ahearty breakfast = a healthy breakfast = a eound breakfast keto star my day with a hearty breakiast every morning, ‘ 318‘Questions 80 through 82 refer to the following talk. ‘Welcome to this special meeting. You have all been invited here by the design committee for a very Important reason." | am sure that you are aware that a first prototype model has been completed. The purpose of this meeting is to obtain your reactions to the look of the prototype in an informal way.”" You will be asked to note your reactions down quickly, {fold your paper, and place it in an envelope. Please do not write your names. We want honest and frank comments. So let's take a few minutes to finish our coffee, then we'll ‘move into the studio for the unveiling of Prototype A. {0 Who most likely is the speaker? (A) The cottee shop owner. (B) Amember of the design team. (©) Aphotographer. (D) The office receptionist. Why did the speaker invite the listeners? (A) To ask them to help design the prototype. (8) To get their honest opinions about the workplace. (C) To see thelr response in regards to the new product. (0) To chat informally over a cup of coffee. 118) Why does the speaker NOT want the listeners to reveal themselves? (A) He wants candid opinions. (© He dossn't want to embarrass them. (©) He Is not interested in knowing them (©) He doesn't know any of their names. oy Parotasin ractice * obtain your reactions = get your feedback = gather your opinions We are hereto obtain your reactions tothe bignews. + Inan informal way = in a casual way = in an unotficial manner “The boss asked me fo do something in an informal way anatest o6 pant & ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer tothe following talk. Good moming, everybody. Last night was the annual general meeting of our shareholders,” and the topic of discussion was about the future of this, enterprise.” As you know, our profits have fallen dramatically. However, the good news is that nobody doubts that the company can be tured around. The meeting decided on ‘a course of action aimed at reducing costs and increasing sales. In order to achieve this, a team of consultants will be visiting the company’s operations over the next five days. They will then write a report recommending specific actions.” We trust that you will give them your full cooperation. Thank you. ‘What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To introduce an investment opportunity (B) To educate the staff to work more eficienty. (C) To notify people about the results of a meeting. (©) To announce the date ofa future meeting What took place yesterday? (A) The company’s annual sale. (8) Acistribution of the company’s stock shares, (C)A shareholder's meeting. (0) Avisitto the plant tloor. 1) How will they change the course of action? (A) By asking a team of consultants to scrutinize their operations, (©) By distributing the company’s stock shares among the employees. (©) By having a meeting to find solutions. (©) By hiring more workers to run their operations more smoothly. vy Par Practice * Our profits have fallen dramatically. = Our profits have dropped significantly. = Our profits have plummeted. (Our profs have fallen dramatically after lnsing a couple of our best salespeople. + Nobody doubts ~ = No one thinks otherwise ~ = No one denies ~ "Nobody doubts the fact that you can do + turn around = bounce back = recover ‘The team owne strongly feels that his team can be tuned around alter he makes some management changes. aon‘Questions 86 through 88 refer tothe following talk. In addition to our regular menu, | would like to point out the day's Chet Special." All of the menu items are part of a set including a choice of salad or vegetables,” a glass of house red or white wine, and a cup of brewed coffee. Chicken, veal, and lamb are all on offer today. The chicken is served in an oven-baked casserole™ with Middle- Eastem flavors. The veal is pan-fried in olive oil richly flavored with garlic, capers, and red Peppers. The chef's Tunisian lamb has been marinated overnight in a special sauce and then char grilled to perfection. The vegetables today are new potatoes, carrots, and Zucchini with butter and fresh herbs. Would you care to order now? [ES Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) Achet. (B)Awaiter, (©) Awine connoisseur. (0) Agrocery store clerk. What is mentioned about the day's special? (A) Itis offered at a discounted price, (6) Itis available only for a limited time. (©) Ithas just been added to thelr menu, (D) It comes with a choice of vegetables. BED Hows the chicken dish prepared? (A) tis tied (@)Itis baked, (©) tis char gre. {0) tis steamed, v wee * Inaddition to = On top of = To say further In addon othe work have glen you, I need you to run an errand for me. * would like to point out ~ = | would like to stress ~ = would like to pinpoint ~ | would ke to point out he fact hat our team is lagging behind in sales. * Would you care to order now? = Are you ready to make your order? = Have you decided what you want? 204test o6 pant & ‘Questions 89 through 91 refer to the following instructions, | can see that this is your first time for treatment here in our office, Mr. Anderson. Would. you please take this form to the counter and fill it out as best as you can?” If you have any questions, come back to me.” We need this information to give you the best treatment possible. After you are done, bring it back to me, and | will place you in the queue to see Dr. Helen Thompson.’ She should be available in around thirty minutes. What isthe listener being asked to do? (A) Have a seat in the waiting area. (B) Walk in to see Ms. Thompson. (C) Take some papers home to fil them out (D) Provide some information In writing. “])) What should Mr. Anderson do if he has any queries? (A) Call a special number. (B) Talk to the speaker. (C) Consult with Helen. (0) Reter to a guidebook. [0118 Whereis the conversation taking place? (A) AtMr. Anderson's office. (8) Ata doctor's office. (C) Ata pharmacy counter. (0) Ata hair treatment center. Vv rs + After you are done = After you are finished = When you are done ‘Aller you are done, bring back to me * Imi piace you in the queue. =| will put you on the waiting list. = will jot your name down on the list. | wil place youn the queue to see the doctor. 322‘Questions 92 through 94 refer tothe following telephone message. ‘Good morning. This is Karen Holmes, Mr. Reid's secretary. I'm sorry to disturb you Mr. Stokes, but Mr. Reid just called from the airport to tell me that his plane has been delayed by fog.” The airport anticipates that the fog will lift sufficiently by ten o'clock for planes to be able to take off. So there will be a delay of at least two hours in Mr. Reid's itinerary. He could well arrive in New York at one o'clock in the afternoon." That would ‘mean that he will miss lunch but should have no problem arriving in time for the aftemoon meeting. | will call you back after ten to let you know the situation. Oh, and do you have a cell phone number on which you can be contacted?™ Thanks. Il speak to you later, Mr. Stokes. Why is Mr. Reid being delayed? (A) His plane is not able to take off. (8) He could not book a fight ticket. (©) He has to attend to something else. (0) His secretary is not back from New York. When is Mr. Reid expected to arrive in New York? (A) Aten (B) At noon. (©)Atone. (D) At two. ‘What does the caller request from Mr. Stokes? (A) To provide a contact number. (8) To greet her at the airport (C) To make a trip to New York. {D) To attend the meeting, vy Pasntasid Practon * Ym sorry to disturb you. = 'm sorry to bother you. = Could | have a moment of your time? 'm sory to stu you, but could you tell me how to get to City Hal rom here? + FM speak to you later. = | will see you later. = I wil talk to you soon. 323test oe pant A ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer tothe following report. Good moming, viewers. This is Brian Toohey with your moming weather report. Let's go straight to our satelite photo. As you can see, there is a massive cloud band approaching from the north-west. This is tropical storm Tracy. The weather bureau has issued a severe ‘weather alert for all shipping and for residents of coastal towns in the northwest part of our region. Tropical storm Tracy Is expected to reach our coast between ten and eleven o'clock this morning.” All ships are advised to move to safe anchorage before 10:00 a.m. Residents of coastal towns are advised to stay indoors” and prepare for flooding and ‘wind damage. Stay tuned to this channel for updates every thirty minutes.”” Thank you. When is Tracy expected to arrive? (A) This morning. (8) This afternoon. (C) This evening. (0) Tomorrow. ‘What does the speaker advise those living along the shoreline to do? (A) Evacuate immediately. (8) Stay Indoors. (©) Store lots of food. (0) Prepare umbrellas. When will the next update alt? (A) In ten minutes. (B) In thirty minutes. (0) In sixty minutes. (0) In ninety minutes. vy Pasa ate + Let's go straight to our satelite photo. = Lets frst take a look at our satelite picture. = Let's frst take a look anc see what's happening in our satelite picture. + All ships are advised to move to sate anchorage before 10:00 a.m, = All ships are advised to dock their bosts before tam. + Stay tuned to this channel for updates every thirty minutes, = Don't go away because we willbe back in half an hhour with more updates. = Don't change the channel because we will keep you updated every half hour.‘Questions 98 through 100 refer to the folowing news report A recent provincial government study has revealed that thousands of school-age children are working up to twelve hours a day in garbage dumps throughout India.” Famillies living in shantytowns on the city’s fringes are making a living through recycling.” This is a very labor-intensive industry, requiring long hours of often strenuous work. The children have no time to attend school. Plastic strips can be recycled as woven products. Metals can be retrieved from electronic components. Other materials can be reused as fuel. The study concludes that while recycling is to be encouraged, the current situation has harmful effects on the health and personal development of the children involved.” ‘According to the report, how many hours are some kids in India working in a day? (A) Shours, (8) 10 hours. (©) 1 hours. (D) 12hours. J) How are some poor families making a living? (A) By recycling goods. (8) By begaing. (©) By selling goods. (0) By receiving weltare Ii] What does the study reveal?” (A) The reeyeling must come to an end, (8) The children of india are stil very healthy. (C) The current working situation has damaging effects. {D) The poor people will soon receive help. sy Patebee0 Practice + work up to twelve hours = work as much as twelve hours = work too many hours: He's been working upto twelve hours a day trying to move up the corporate ladder: + make a living =try to survive =get by ‘Although he works hard, ef ust barely making aiving, 325TEST 07 PART | (A) They're discussing something serious. (8) Theyre putting on their hats, (C) They're conversing with one another. (0) They're turning to face in the opposite direction. ws 's putting down the receiver. (B) She's gazing at the monitor. (C) She's handing over her paper. (A) The paper is being put away. i (B) The paper is being cut into hat. <5) (€) Someone is stapling the papers together. (D) Someone is looking over the paper. (A) A lamp has been positioned on either side of the sofa. (8) The television is being tured on. (C) The sofa is occupied at the moment. (0) The carpet is being laid on the floor. (A) They're sitting on a park bench (8) They're crowding into an outdoor café. (©) They'e all pointing toward the man. a (0) They're seated in a small group. ono Pi v +“ They‘ involved in a con + One man siting something down «= Thay are ooking at each other e's working in the ofc. +The woman is concentrating o work + There are papers sorted on the desk + Astapter ie boing used. + Some papers ar bet together. ‘The staplers in use at roment, + Thre isa lamp on each side of the sola + The lamps are bright it + The sofas have been positioned ‘around the room. + They re siting around a table outdoors, +The people are seated at ata +The table is occupied at the moment(A) The bakery is fll of customers today. (B) Some baked goods are stacked on the stand. (C) The man is putting bread on the stand. GE, (0) The bread has just been taken out of the oven. (A) Agardener is working in the garden, (8) Apath leads into the wooded area, (C) There are seats arranged in a circl {D) Some plants are being put into the pots. (A) He's looking over some papers. 5 (8) He's browsing through the desk drawers. {C) He's working on his computer, (0) He's putting his knapsack down on the tabie. (A) Aman is addressing the woman, (B) Awoman is looking out the window. (C) Aman is sitting at a workstation. (D) A woman is serving coffee to the others, (A) Some vegetables have been displayed for sale. (8) Some vegetables are being cleaned. (C) Some vegetables have been put on a scale to be weighed (0) Some vegetables have been cut into small pieces. ities v + Some baked goods are displayed ‘on the stand, + Different kinds of bread have beat Jaid outon the stand + An assortment of bread is on display here, + The grass has been neatly trimmed, + The benches have been placed in + There are seals available atthe moment +The man is siting atthe computer + He has taken a seat a his desk +The monitor has been turned on + There are people working in an office, + One man is wearing a shir and a tie. + Acomputer monitor has been placed on each desk. + Someone is cutting up some + The vegetables are being cut into small pieces. + Avariety of vegetables have been sliced up. 329 i =test o7 PART D aie ‘Aren't you taking off early today? (a) Yes, | usually take ithome with me. {B) The trafic is very heavy today. (C) No, Ihave some things to finish off. Why did Mr. Owens decide to leave? (A) He got a better offer elsewhere. (8) Mr, Owens will be here soon. (©) Okay, | wil give him a call Aka ‘When are we getting together? (A) At John's house. (B) After work at ebx. (C) For his birthday. ae ‘The new guy we hired is going to start Monday. (A) He will be driving here. (6) We could start today 100. (C) can't walt to meet the guy. 5] You just returned from your overseas trip, didnt you? (A) Yes, | will be leaving today. (6) | had some business to take care of. (C) No, | got back early this morning. PPh v Il Are you going to leave early today? No, Ihave to work overtime tonight IB What made Mr, Owens quit the company? He found a better paying jb. W Whattime isthe get-together? ‘Six this evening The new guy wil stan coming in to work next Monday. © Iwonder what he's like. 1 bia you just get back rom your oversoes business trip? No, my plane landed early this morning.o \Who placed an order forthe box of printing paper? (A) Later this aftemoon. (B) Ms. Williams did (C) Yes, a new printer. When did Mr. Lowis hire his assistant? (A) About a year ago. (®) Atour home office, (C) Because he is going to leave. Where will he awards ceremony take place? (A) Ill be at the Prince Hotel. () To reward the best employees. (©) Lots of cash prizes. fag Do you know what time the next shuttle bus leaves from the hotel? {(A) The bus stop is around the comer. (B) There is a bus every ten minutes. (©) Yes, to the alrport terminal. wal You've already talked to Ms. Williams about the weekly report, haven't you? (A) Yes, | just finished talking to her. (B) No, I can't talk to her this week. (C) Because it's due this Friday. Prophase v Who called the supotier forthe printing Paper? Ms. Wiliams takes care of that every month [When did Mr. Lows! assistant start working with him? Some time last year. Hi Where are they going io hold the awards ceremony? Intake place at the Prince Hotel Do you know when the next bus to the airport departs from this hotel? 1) inten minutes. Il You aia get a chanos to discuss the weekly report with Ms. Willams, didn't you? 15 Yes, we met over lunch today. 331TEST 07 PART D t noma | What's taking her 0 long? (A) tts tongerthan thet B Winyis she so ate? (B)Atthree o'clock. She's caughtin rat (C) She's held up in traffic. When are you expecting your quest from out of town? anne © B when's youroutoFtovn guest acing (@) Early tomorrow morning. ‘have to pickhim up at the airport (C) Atthe Hilton Hotel downtown. Aeron morning, Does your store carry blue binders? (A) P'm afraid we are out of that color. a ae have any blue binders in stock (8) No, | wil bring over right now. a a. tN is bid aba too de Sorry but we ar sold out ofthat colo. How did Karen manage 1o get the contract? (A) I heard its a big deal. BL How diskaen gto eart'o sono» ho (8) She is a very smooth talker. _ {C) She likes to manage people. 's a very good saleswoman. wa Mr. Park has given us an extension on the report (A) That's a relief. a ae more days to finish (@) For three days, eonae reser & lamso gad hear hatw ‘Who's taking care of the proofreading? (A)As soon as | finish with this book. (8) thasn’t been assigned yet. (©) Yes, I've read all of his books. Where did Ms. Kato graduate from? {(A) She has a class in half an hour. (B) A small college in the east, | think. (C) She has some colleagues there, we ‘Why is John smiling lke that? (A) He just heard that he got promoted. (B) So that he can take off early today. (C) It's usually like that, | guess. Has Robert Cunningham gotten back to you with an answer yet? (A) Yes, he was correct. (8) I get back to him, (C) He'll call this evening. i This particular model was only released last year. (A) Yes, it has become very popular in such a short time. (8) We are thinking of a name for this product. (C) No, there are several models available. Pee v Who reads over the work again? \We'ee stl looking for someone who can do that I Where did Ms. Kato go to school? SShe went to a local college in her hometown. Why ie John so oxcites? He got a raise. Bi Did ober Cunningham respond to your offer yet? He said hell get back to me by the end of the day. I This model came out on the market only a year ago, ‘Yes, andit has become a household product. 333TEST 07 PART D ee ‘Who takes care of your taxes? (A) My accountant handles them. (©) Iii pay for it with my credit card, (©)No, | can't atford to take a taxi Will that be all, sir? (A) No, I shouldn't (8) Yes, you can take it. (C) I'd like to see the menu again, please. Do you recall when we last saw a movie together? (A) Let's go and check it out this weekend, (@) Yes, that sounds like a great idea. (C) it must've been at least a couple of years ago. ‘That is not what you are going to wear to the concert, is it? (A) No, Ihave to go home and get changed. (8) Yes, | ama little worn out. (©) Itis scheduled to start at 7. | Can you give Ron a hand with his work, or do you have to leave for your appointment? (A) don't have to leave until ater lunch. (@) Yes, Ronis very helpful to me. (C) | will take him with me to my appointment 334 Prrahrasi« v Who looks after your taxes? [| My personal accountant. Gi Isthere anything else you want, sir? J Could | read over the menu again? Bi When was the last time we went to a theater together? {The last time we went together was two ‘years ago. M1 You are not actually going to wear that to ‘the concert, are you? 1] No, Il gat changed at home fist B Do you have time to help out Ron, or do yo ‘you have to go somewhere olse today’? {1am okay unt later this afternoon.Why dont I ring you in a couple of days? (A) Imay have a couple at home. (6) Give me a shout on Friday. (©) forgot to bring it with me, Would you prefer to take a break for lunch first or work straight through it? (A) He prefers it that way. {®) Walk stright down the road. (©) Why don't we go out at one? Be Would you like me to move those bags for you? (A) Let me give you a hand with it (8) Thanks, but I'l be all right. (C) !am moving in this weekend. Ki Why did't you say that you tke watching movies? (A) was never asked. {B) There is a theater near here. (C) We watched it together. mn t's unusually hot in here today. (A) Sure, today seems alll right. (©) Why don't you open the window? (C) t's the hottest item nowadays. ean Vv Why don't phone you the day after tomorrow? Sure, { wil be in my office on Friday, TH D6'you want to go for lunch now or got this work over with rst? Lot's leave at one. 1 Do you want me to put those bags in the storage room? Its okay. Il take care of it later Why didn't you mention that you are into watching movies? No one ever asked me. MH Is not normally his hot here. | We should tum on the air conditioner. 335,TEST o7 PART O Questions 41 through 43 refer to the fotiowing conversation. W: Is anything the matter? You don’t look well. M: My tooth Is bothering me. | think I'd better get it checked out. Do you think it would be okay if I left the office a bit early this afternoon to drop by a dentist's office near my place?” W: Sure, that will be fine as long as you finish the weekly report before you take off. Remember, the meeting with the general manager is scheduled to start tomorrow moming at 9 o'clock, and I've asked Ted Bradley to look over the figures to make sure there aren't any errors In them.” M: Sure thing. | am Just about done here, so he strould get it before lunch. Why is the man asking the woman if he can take off early today? (A) He wants to meet a client for lunch, (8) He wants to go home and relax. (C) He wants to look for a place to stay. (0) He wants to get his tooth looked at. ‘What does the woman ask the man to do before he leaves? (A) Finish writing a report. (8) Schedule an appointment with her dentist, (©) Attend the meeting with the general manager. (D) Read over the report to check the figures. ‘Who will the man see before he takes off? (A) The general manager. (B) Ted Bradley. (©) The woman, (0) His client vy Paso practca + le anything the matter? = 1s everything okay? = What's wrong? + You don't look well. = You look il, = You're looking a bit sick. + My tooth fe bothering me.=1 have a bad toothache. =I think Ihave cavity. + Ithink 'd better get Itchecked out. = 'd better go and see a dentist. =I should have itlooked at. 238‘Questions 44 through 46 refer tothe following conversation. W1: Sarah, | overheard Mr. Denver saying that Mr. Rodriguez is coming for a visit next Monday.“ We: Oh, no. | hope he's not bringing us bad! news again. | mean, he seldom makes a trip out here, but when he does, he usually brings us bad news.”° The last time he came he told us about the budget cut, and that really affected a lot of our salespeople here. W1: | know, but let’s just hope that itll be something good this time. Who knows? He could be coming here to tell us that we will be getting a bonus or something. ‘Wa: | doubt that very much. Who is scheduled to drop by? (A) Sarah, (B) Mr. Rodriguez. (O)Mr. Denver (0) The sales manager. When will the visitor come? (A) Today, (8) This weekend. (C) Next week. (0) Next month. Why do the speakers sound NOT happy to hear the news? (A) The person coming for a visit always brings bad news. (8) The bonus they will receive is not as much as they had hoped. {C) The budget has been reduced too much, {0) Some of the salespeopte will bs let go. vy Paraehas9 Practice + Toverheard Mr. Denver saying ~=1 couldn't help but hear Mr. Denver say ~ =I didn't mean to eavesdrop, but | ‘overheard Mr. Denver saying ~ + He seldom makes a trip out here, = He rarely comes here. = He hardly ever pops ion us, + doubt that very much. =1 don’t believe that. = I don’t think that's right. 337Test o7 PART O ‘Questions 47 through 49 refer to the following conversation. W: My parents are coming to see me this weekend, and | want to take them to a nice seafood restaurant because my father is crazy about seafood. Would you happen to know @ good place In town by any chance?” M: Sorry, | don't eat seafood because | am allergic to it, However, you might want to ask Jeff." He apparently knows all the nice places in town. | heard it's a hobby of his, to find and try eating at new restaurants. W: Really? That's very interesting. I've heard of people who do that, but I didn’t really think | would know anyone. M: Yeah, he says he is going to write a book on it someday. ‘What does the woman want fo know? (A) Where her father is. (B) How far the restaurant is. (C) Where to get some good food. (D) How to make a seafood dish. What does the man suggest the woman do? (A) Talk to Jeff. (B) Look in the yellow pages. (C) Take on a new hobby. {O) Refer to a book. ‘According to the man, what will Jeff do? (A) Open a restaurant. (8) Move to another town. (C) Write a book. (0) See a doctor. sy Pasa cos + My parents are coming fo s2e me, = My mom and dad will visit me. = My parents are going to take a trip out here + My father is crazy about seafood. = My dad loves seafood. = My dad adores seafood. + Would you happen to know a good place in town? = Can you recommend a nice place in town? = Would you by ary ‘chance know of 2 good place in town? 2K‘Questions 50 through 52 refer tothe folowing conversation. M: We need to come up with a catchy name for our new line of digital cameras that Is soon to be released on the market." Do you have any suggestions of what we should do? W: Well, we could use a professional consulting company like we have always done in the past, but I think we would have more luck trying something new, like asking the consumers directly. ‘ M: You mean like having a contest? You know, | think you have a good idea there. This way we can get the consumers directly involved, and at the same time it would save us a lot of money.” W: Yes, its lke killing two birds with one stone. Let's bring it up at our meeting today. According to the man, what do they have to do soon? (A) Respond to the demands of the consumers, (6) Participate in the company contest, (©) Come up with a name for their new product. (D) Find ways to save money for the company, ‘Where do they most likely work? (A) An electronics shop. (B) Aconsuiting firm. (C) Aphoto store (D) A camera manufacturing company. ‘What does the woman suggest they do? (A) Use a professional company. (®) Release a new product on the market. (C) Get the customers involved. {D) Provide discounts to the consumers, vy Pam aces + catchy name =a special name = a name that catches the attention of others ‘We need a catchy name to attract new customers. + We would have more luck trying something new. = We would get better results by doing something new. = We would get more responses by trying something new. , > \alling two birals with one stone = taking care of two things with one action = solving two problems atthe same time 339Test o7 PART O ‘Questions 59 trough 56 refer to the following convorsatin, W: I need to step out for a moment because | parked my car on Peterson Road this morning, but there is no parking there between the hours of 2 to 4 on weekdays.” 11am going to have to drive all the way to Jane Road and park there." M: You know, instead of trying to find a spot on Jane Road, you should just park your car in the lot at the supermarket on College Street. It's free, and it’s not too far to walk here from there. W: I guess you are right, | could leave my car there and not have to worry about moving it again. M: You should. | always do, and | haven't had any problems yet. ‘Where is the woman going? (A) To pick up her car from the garage. (B) To move her car to another place. (©) To buy something at the supermarket. (0) To go for a stroll in the park. ‘What time is it now most likely? (A) Around twelve o'clock, (8) dust after one o'clock (C) Just before two o'clock. (0) Exact four o’olock, What does the man mention about the supermarket? (A) Itis having a sale now. (B) tis free to park there. (C) Itis too far from the office. (0) Itis located on Jane Road. vy Paeeheasid Practica + Ineed to step out for a moment. =| have to go out for a while, il be right back. + Ws free. = I's on the house. = There is no charge. + Iguess you are right. = You may be right. = would suspect that you are correct. 340‘Quostions 56 through 58 refer tothe following conversation, M: Have you gotten used to the new software John installed on your computer Ss yet?™°” it's supposed to be faster and easier to use than the program that was i~ originally there. W: | don’t know because | haven't had the time to use it yet."” I've been away on a business trip and just got back this moming. Tell you what ~ I will try it out this morning and let you know how it is at lunch. | just hope it won't take long for me to learn how to use the program. M: You shouldn't have any problems with it. The commands keys are exactly the same as the old program. W: Is that right? 1 guess | won't have any problems using it then. What are they talking about? (A) The wornan's business trip. (8) Anew computer software. (C) The lunch menu. (0) Aco-worker What does the man want to know? (A) Whether the woman tried out the computer. (8) If John installed the program on her computer, (©) How fast the new computer is. (D) How diferent the command keys are. What will the woman do at lunch? (A) Drive to a nearby restaurant. (8) Provide the man with an answer. (C) Pick up some software for her computer. {D) Leave for her business tip. vy Paraoha9 recon * Have you gotten used to the new software? = Are you familiar with the new software? = Do you know how to operate the new software? * Thaven't had the time to use it yet. = Ihave not tried it out yet. = have not tested it yet. natTEST 07 PART ‘Questions 59 through 8t refer to the following conversation, W: can’t believe that you are leaving us after 10 years here, John." = Ithas been a long time, hasn't it? | can't believe that | am leaving either. | mean | started working here right after | graduated from college, and I have gotten so close to ‘everyone here. | am really going to miss the staff. W: You know, itis sad to see you go, but at the same time, I want to wish you the best In the new business you are starting up.” | am sure that you are going to be successful." M: Thanks. P've been waiting a long time to do this, and | can’t believe that | am finally doing it ‘When did the man start working at this company? (a) Ayear ago, (8) Two years ago. (©) Five years ago. (0) Ten years ago. \Why is John leaving the company? (A) He is setting up his own company. (B) He is going back to college, (C) He got a better offer from another firm, (D) He is not getting along with the members of his stat, What does the woman want the man to do? (A) Come to her graduation ceremony. (B) Get his college degree, (C) Make a lot of money. (©) Walt for her a litle longer. vy PERE race + {can't belleve that you are leaving us. = It's hard to belleve that you are not going to be here anymore, = H's ficult to believe that you are not going to be working here anymore, + Ihave gotten s0 close to everyone here. =| have become attached to everyone here. =| made a lot of frenls = want to wish you the best. =1 hope everything goes well for you. =| want o say good tuck to you. | want to wish you the best in your next jo.‘Questions 62 through 64 refer tothe following conversation. W: I'm getting a lift with Ms. Wilson tonight to go to Steve's housewarming party.” How are you getting there? M: {was going to drive there, but my car conked out on me this morning on the way to work. | ended up towing my car into a garage, and | had to take the bus to work. Do you think i's possible for me to get a ride with you tonight? W: I'm sure that it will be fine, but I'll ask Ms. Wilson to make sure. She's in a meeting now, so Ill ask her when she comes out. I'll let you know during funch.” M: All right. | will see you at the cafeteria then." How wil the woman get to the party? (A) By getting a ride with someone. (8) By driving her own car. By taking public transportation, (D) By watkin Where is Ms. Wilson now? (A) At the auto repair shop. (8) Ather house. (C) Ata conference. (yar When will they meet? (A) Betore they go to the meeting (B) During lunch hour. (©) Early tomorrow morning, (D) Right after work today. vy Paraphrasing ractico \you gotting there? = Are you taking your car there? = Do you have a lift there? + Lwas going to drive th was going to take my car. + make sure = double check = look again Please make sute to turn of tha al-condoner when you leave, 343,TEST 07 PART B ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer tothe following conversation. M: I want to start Investing some money toward my retirement years, but | am not ‘sure what would be best." Didn't you tell me that you know of someone who Is working in the field? W: Yes, my brother is an investment manager. He helps people make the right investment choices. Do you want me to call him and set up an appointment for you?™ Yes. Can you? | would really appreciate it if you could do it right away. In fact, | am going to be in my office all day today, so do you think you could have him call me directly here? W: Sorry, Jack, but he went out of town on businss and won't be coming back until late this evening. | will give him a shout the first thing tomorrow morning.” What does the man want to do? (A) Retire from his job. (B) Work in another field (C) Goon a business trip, (D) Save money for his future. How will the woman help the man? (A) By referring him to someone she knows. (8) By getting him a job interview. (C) By lending him some money. (2) By working overtime, When will the man most likely receive a phone call? (A) Right away. (8) This aftemoon. (©) This evening. (D) Tomorrow morning. vy Paso Prats + set up an appointment = arrange an appointment = make & plan {want o setup an appointment fortwo o'clock today. + Lil give him a shout. = 1 will give him a call, | ih give him a shout latr to ask him a question. ill phone him, aaa‘Quostions 68 through 70 refor to the following conversation. W: The company is planning to make some organizational changes, and this Is making some of the executives very nervous.” The talk around the office is that some of them are going to be out of jobs. M: Wow, this is big news. Do you know when this announcement is going to be made? W: Well, according to my manager, the news Is going to come as early as next week." The reason for this is that the president was very disappointed with the failure of our last project. We apparently lost a lot of money there. M: You know, this may not be very nice of me to say, but | think the president is making the right move. I really think some of the managers don’t belong where they are. They should be gone.” e How do some of the managers probably feel right now? (A) Nervous. (B) Excited iC) Angry. (0) Happy. ‘When do they expect the news to be announced? (A) Today, (G) Later this week. (C) Some time next week. (D) Next month. What does the man say about some of the managers? (A) They are hardworking people. (8) They deserve to be promoted (C) They deserve to get fired. (0) They make too much money. vy PaO Practice + The talk around the office is = Word has it that = The rumor around the office is “The alk around the ofc Is that Mr. Peterson Is gong to be the next president of our company, * outof jobs = unemployed = jobless “Many of my frends are out ot obs these days, I going in the right direction. + They should be gone. = They should get fired. = They should get canned, | think the president is making the right move. =I think the president Is doing the right thing. = I think the president\ test o7 part @ ‘Questions 71 through 73 refer tothe following advertisement. A benefit concert for the Blue Hills Animal Shelter will be held Friday July 17th at the Orion Theater.” Many of your favorite artists, performers, and musicians will be there. We are also proud to announce that the event will be recorded as part of CBS Television's ‘special concert series and will be released on CD and DVD.” All proceeds will be donated to the animal shelter so that it can continue its great work.” So don't be late! Buy your tickets today, and you can be part of this historic event. What is being advertised? (A) An animal hospital. {B)A theater. (C) Amusie store. (D) A charity concert. What does the speaker mention about the event? (A) It willbe televised live. (8) They expect a full house, (C) The event will be recorded on CD. (0) The tickets wil go on sale soon. ‘Who will benefit the most from this event? (A) The animal shetter. (8) The local antists (©) The musicians (0) The record stores. vy Fabian actos + All proceeds will be donated. = All earnings will be given to charity. ‘Allproceeds trom this evening's event willbe donated to chatty. + So don't be late! = So come early! = So be on time! Il profits wil go to help the poor. + be part of this historic event = get involved in this historic event = be active in this historic event Please come out and be part of his historic event this weekend, 346‘Questions 74 through 76 refer tothe following announcement. Attention, all passengers. Love Boat Cruiselines has an important announcement ‘about tonight's entertainment.” There will be a slight change of schedule. All of you looking forward to tonight’s quiz night will have to be patient. Due to some technical problems with the sound system, quiz night has been postponed until tomorrow.” We sincerely apologize for this delay. We are working to remedy the situation as soon as possible. However, we do have a surprise for you. The well-known magician John. Sanders and his Magic Bus Revue will join us directly from thelr successful tour of Hawali. So please join us this evening:™ we are sure you won't be disappointed, Who Is the intended audience of this announcement? (A) The crew of the ooean liner. (B) The passengers of the ship. (©) The evening's entertainers. (0) Mr. John Sanders. Why is the speaker mentioning a change in the schedule? (A)A problem with the sound system has occurred. (B) There were not enough participants. (C) The host is not feeling weil today. (0) There was a bigger demand for the magic show. Who is Mr, Sanders? (A) The capiain of the ship. (B) This evening's entertainer. (©) The technician, (0) The host of the quiz show. vy Paes prc + There willbe a slight change of schedule. = A change in the schedule has been made, + Wedo have a sutprise for you. = We do have something special for you. = We prepared something you won't ever ‘guess. + You won't be disappointed. = You won't be let down. = You willbe glad. 347l Test 07 part @ ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer to the following announcement. Attention! We are now beginning a fire drill.”” Would all staff designated as fire wardens Please make your way to your positions immediately. And all employees should now make their way out of the bullding.” Do not run. Do not use the elevators. If you are in the center of the building, you may use the escalators.” If you are close to the entrance doors, use the emergency stairs. Please follow the instructions from the fire wardens, who will be wearing orange vests, Thank you for your attention. You may re-enter the building when the all-clear signal is given, 7) What is being announced? (A) The closing of the store, (8) An emergency evacuation drill, (©) The sale of the day, (0) The upcoming company holidays, {| What does the speaker ask the workers to do? (A) Caimly exit the building. (8) Pay for their purchases. (©) Put on the orange vests, (0) Talk to the fire wardens. '" What does the speaker advise those who are in the middle of the building to do? (A) Take the elevators. (B) Take the escalators. (©) Run out of the building. (0) Use the emergency stairs, vy Pasehrasiog Practice caesar gmblovees should now make their way out ofthe building. = And all ataff should go out ofthe bullding. = And all workers should leave the bullding. © tn ane altelear signals given =wnen you hear that everything Ie okay = when you get the word that everything hhas been cleared ‘Only when the al-clear signals given, you can come back int the bulding. 348‘Questions 80 through 82 refor tothe following report. Ina sensational development, a spokesperson for the giant steel-making corporation IZH,"" which until recently has been considered one of the driving forces behind Canada’s industrial growth, announced that IZH’s board of directors has suspended the Chief Executive Officer and the head of financial services.” The spokesperson deciined to answer questions or go into details regarding the suspension. However, we have learned of several relevant facts. Our senior business and finance editor has been contacted by a senior member of IZH’s Accounting Department. This person, who wishes to remain anonymous at present, has provided details of an alleged large-scale accounting fraud." Federal police and tax agents have begun an investigation which may take months, if not years, to complete. ‘What did the representative of IZH announce? (A) The growth of the company stocks. (@) The resignation of its chief executive officer. {C) The suspension of its senior members. (0) The amount of money in taxes the company pays. How did they leam of several facts? (A) From the company spokesperson (B) From an undisclosed informant. (C) From the chief executive officer. (0) From the local police. ‘According to the speaker, how long will the investigation last? (A) Amonth, (®) Afew months, (C) One year. (0) It’s unknown. vy Pushes racioe + go Into detail = provide details = tell you the details He didn't wanto go into tals about his personal afta * who wishes to remain anonymous = who doesn't want hisyher name revealed = who does not want others to know admire those people who want o remain anonymous after doing good deeds, yerest o7 pant 4 ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer to the following short talk. Our special guest this evening Is the philosopher and author of several novels, Nathan Boyce. Nathan, or, | should say, Doctor Boyce — he has a Ph.D. in history from ‘one of Ireland's most respected universities — is not going to talk you about philosophy tonight. He will talk to you about the subject of his latest historical novel," which is set in Ireland in 1916. As you all know, that was a time of dramatic historical events. Dr. Boyce has just returned from a lengthy research trip to Ireland and Europe. | have learned that Dr. Boyce has been able to uncover some surprising and fascinating new details about those tragic events."° So would you please welcome Dr. Boyce for some insight into the creation of his new novel? Who Is Nathan Boyce? (A) Auniversity professor. (B) Awniter. {C) Aphysician. (D) Ahistory teacher. What will Nathan discuss today? (A) His time at his university, (®) European history. (C) His phitosophical views of fife. (D) His latest book. ‘What did Nathan lear during his trip to ireland? (A) Ho will be leading @ new research project. (B) Some new findings about history. (C) The university has named him an honorary professor. {D) There will be a book written about him. vy PawOtaOD Practice + I have learned that ~ =| have experienced that ~ =| have realized that ~ | nave learned that my boss sa respectable person, able to uncover = able to discover = able to find out | was able to uneovar many secrets during my research,‘Questions 86 through 88 refer tothe following radio broadcast. ‘Today your community radio station is very pleased to invite you to the fifth CCR Veteran and Vintage Car Rally.” Fifty-four absolutely beautiful, fully-restored vehicles from the beginning of the twentieth century will make their way from the rally point, in Federation Square, down to Exhibition Palace in Victoria Gardens. Cars will be arriving at Federation Square at 9:00 a.m. and will leave for Victoria Gardens at eleven o'clock. If you arrive at around 9:00 a.m., you will have a chance not only to inspect the cars but also to meet their owners.” Entry into the Exhibition Building will cost five dollars for adults and two dollars for seniors" and children under twelve years old. Don't miss this fabulous occasion! For how many years has the event been taking place? (A) One year. (6) Two years. (©) Five years. (0) Ten years. What would those arriving before 9 get a chance to do? (A) Meet with the drivers. (B) Take the cars for a test drive. (C) Get the autographs of the drivers. (D) Receive a discount on the entry fee. {G29 How much would a 65-year-old man have to pay to get into the place? (A) Two dollars. (6) Three dollars. (©) Five dollars. (0) Twelve dollars. “oy Paro practice * You will have a chance to do ~= You will have the opportunity to do ~= You will have the possibility of ‘Yu wil have a chance to learn new skis Eniry into the Exhibition Building will cost five dollars. = Admi = Iteosts five dollars to enter the Exhibition Building. fon to the Exhibition Bullding will cost five dollars. 3511 test o7 pant A ‘questions 89 through 91 refer tothe following announcement. ‘This te Michael from Ace Tours." We have to advise you that the unexpected heavy rain fast night has made it impossible to continue with our plans for rafting today. ‘The water level has risen beyond the safe zone.”” But ets Iook on the bright side! As you probably know, our specialist guides are always prepared for moments like this. We propose four different activities today.”" For the moming session, you can choose between rock: climbing and hiking, and in the afternoon, there will be a choice between windsurfing and jet skiing.”” This is a rare opportunity to learn from our experts, S0 By no means wil this be a wasted day. cea ‘Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) The rafting instructor. (B)A tour guide. (©) Arock climber. (0) Awindsurfer. ‘Why has the plan been changed? (A) Rain is coming down hard outside. (8) The rafting instructor could not make i. (C) The listeners voted to do something else. {D) The water level has risen beyond what Is safe, Which of the following activities is NOT a part of the day's events? (A) Hiking. (8) Windsurfing. (C) Swimming. (0) Jet skiing. vy Pasa cn + We have to advise you~= We have to warn you ~ = We have to caution you~ ‘We have to ace you 10 read over the materials thoroughly before meeting wih your bosses. = Butler's look on the bright side! = But let's be positive about it! = But e's be optimistic about «This le a rare opportunity. = This opportunity doesn’t come often. = The Is @ unique opportunity ~ sob no means wil this bo a wasted day = This day wil definitely be worth it. = You wit gain 20 much this day‘Questions 92 through 94 refer tothe following instructions, Hello everyone, and welcome to the tenth Summer Teachers’ Training Camp." The tight schedule we have planned for the week may be exhausting, but it will also be very ig. In the mornings before breakfast, we have special group activities, such as yoga, calligraphy, journal reading, and jogging. After breakfast, there will be lectures in teaching techniques by some of our guest teachers.” Then, we will take a long break for lunch and resume at 3:00 p.m. for the last formal session, which is a short talk followed by a discussion on various topics. Finally, there Is dinner, which we will take turns Preparing in teams, and this will be followed by informal club activities such as music and chess. As you can see, our days are busy but rewarding. (92) Who is the intended audience ofthis talk? (A) Teachers. (6) Students. (©) Yoga wainers, (0) Chess players. (28) What will the participants do in the mornings after breakfast? (A) Leam the art of handwriting, (B) Listen to their colleagues talk. (C) Go fora short walk. (0) Read some journals [2] What does the speaker mention about dinner? {A) It willbe served exactly at six o'clock. (8) There is going to be a variety of dishes to choose from. (C) The participants will prepare it themselves. (0) It willbe held after the informal activities. * The tight schedule = The busy schedule ‘This tight schedule wil ot allow us to do any personal things, * We will take @ long break for lunch. fe will have a lot of time for lunch, 489test o7 PART A ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer tothe following report. ‘Acity landmark, Frobisher's Indian Curry Palace, will be closing Its doors after 100 years of serving our city's lovers of exotic foods." Built in an elegant, two-story, Victorian mansion, Frobisher’s has nonetheless retained an unpretentious and relaxed atmosphere. The food could not be called sophisticated, but rather satisfying and reasonably priced. For that reason, Frobisher’s has been popular with our artists, performers, and musicians, and also our students. Many of the city’s elite have also come regularly to enjoy the lively ambiance.” The current owners, Delhi Associates, have told reporters that they have decided to call it quits without disclosing the real reason. Now, here is Jeff to talk to some of our citizens at Frobisher's. ‘What is the report mainly about? (A) The shutting down of a restaurant. (B) Ahistorical view of the city landmark (C) The story of a very famous, rich businessman, (D) The life of the struggling artists in the city. How old is the business? (A) Ten years old, (8) Twenty-five years old (©) Fifty years old, (D) One hundred years old. What does the speaker mention about the business? {A) It caters only to the rich. (8) itwill have its grand opening soon. (C) It is enjoyed by people from all walks of life. (0) Its popularity has diminished recently. vy Patras race + willbe closing te doors = wil shut down the business = will stop the business, “The Eastmalt Sore wil close ls doors ater being in business for 25 years. = Many of the cty's elite have also come regularly. = Many rich people also come on a regular basi ‘lass people often come. = Many high + without disclosing the real reason = without revealing the true reason = without telling anyone about the real “The manager told us that we have fo stop the project without aisclosing the real reason.‘Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following announesment. ‘As you are no doubt well aware, next Monday is the two-hundredth anniversary of the newspaper's first edition. A special commemorative edition has been completed, and a skeleton staff will be on duty on Monday to handle any utgent news. This will leave the other staff members free for a day of special activities. We hope that all other staff members will participate as volunteers. There will be tours of the building, special exhibitions, movie screenings, and sales of historical books dealing with our wonderful newspaper. And finally, In the evening, you are all invited to a historic dinner™ and ball which the governor and many senior members of Parliament will be attending. This will be a truly memorable event, so let’s not forget that we are all privileged to participate in it" Thank you ‘What is being planned? (A) Atront-page newspaper story. (8) Acompany’s anniversary celebration. (C) The election of the city's mayor. (0) The ratease of a new blockbuster movie, ‘What is scheduled to happen on Monday evening? (A) Adinner function. (8) A tour ofthe building (©) Amovie screening. (0) Abook sale. Who is the intended audience of his announcement? (4) Company employees. (B) The governor. (©) The librarians, (D) The moviegoers. ‘yy Pavhasod practce + As youre no doubt well aware = As you are fully aware = As you all know ‘As you are re doubt walt aware, the boss is going to retire at the end ofthe mont. ~ Askoleton staff wil be on duty on Monday to handle any urgent news. = Only those staff members who are needed ‘0 continue our business will work on Monday to deal with urgent matters. * We are ail privileged to participate int. = We are more than happy to participate in i. = We would be honored to Partictpate int. 355Test o8 PART | (A) They're hurrying to catch a plane, (8) They're being lad to the airplane. (©) They're waiting for their luggage. (D) They're standing in line with their bags. (A) She has stopped to chat with some (8) She is looking into the store window. (C) She is checking out some Items in the rack. (D) She has placed her bag down next to her. thers. (A) The cabinet doors are open. _ (8) The woman is fixing a dish. (C) The wornan is drinking some water. (0) There are dishes piled up inthe sink (A) She's reading to a large audience. (B) She's standing in front of the art gallery. a (C) She's looking for a place to sit (D) She's by herself in the gallery. (A) The man is locking up his bicycle. {B) Some cars are parked near the curb, (C) The man is waiting forthe traffic ight to change. (D) There are trees along the road. 358 Pes v + The people are waiting in row + There are many passengers lied up at the aitport gate. + The aitpotis busy with passengers today. + Awoman is looking at some goo outdoors, he is browsing through the rack + She is standing with her bag on he shoulder. +The woman is atthe kitchen sink + She is holding something in he hand. + There are bowls placed on the kitchen counter + She is holding a notepad in her. + There are painings hung on the walls +The git is standing in an art gallen + Aman is riding his bicycle along the road, + The traffic is flowing very smooth + There are cars on the road today(A) People are looking into the aquarium, (8) Pople are waiting to go into the pool (C) People are swimming in a pot. (0) People are watching a movie. (A) They're sharing a ride to the office, (8) They're holding an article of clothing, (C) They're looking for their bags. (D) They're examining some reading material. (A) The people are taking a nap. (B) They are relaxing on the porch. (C) One man is moving the chair (0) Allof the chairs are occupied. (A) The boats have been taken out of the water. (8) One man is docking the boat. (C) There are boats tloating on the water. (0) The people are ready to dive into the water. (A) The table Is being set for some guests. (B) The seats are unoccupied at the moment. (©) The plates are being placed on the table. (0) The restaurant is closed for business today. Mec Vv + They ar looking atthe same thin a + The people are standing next tothe aquarium. + Accouple ofthe women are carrying bags on theirs ler. + They are standing sie by side. +The women are reading something together +The people are reading a magazi while standing nex! to each other, «Thay have taken a seat on the porch. + One ofthe chal is available + Abag has been placgd on the porch floor. ne + Some sailboats have been put out tosea, + A couple's standing by the ral. + One ofthe sailboats is full of people + The table has been set + There are dishes placed around the table + There are chairs under the table, 359test o@ PART 2 Where can I catch the train for Chicago? (A) In one hour. (B)Atstop 6. (©) Yes, you can. Have the boxes been sent out yet? (A) Once a day. (B) Yes, they've been delivered. (©) Inthe storage room. ‘Who Is scheduled to speak first? (A) He is the keynote speaker. (B) Linda Evens is the first on the list. (©) They are scheduled to arrive soon. ‘Where do you want me to put these dishes? (A) Just place them next to me. (B) Yes, itis my favorite. (C) We're going to the restaurant. Does this total include sales tax? (A) Yes, we're taking a taxi (B) No, they don't sell it there. (C) Yes, | believe It does. Paraptrasg, Vv Where does the train for Chicago stop? Go line up at Gate 6. Bl Have the boxes been shipped out yer? Yes, they went out this morning. "Who is due to give a speech now Linda Evans Is scheduled to go Where do these dishes go? Put them here beside me. Bis sales tax included in this bill? Yes, it's included in the totala When do you plan on taking off? (A) This Friday. {) Yes, of course, {0)No, tum iton. a ‘Can you come into the meeting room to give us a hand, or fare you too busy right now? (A) Lcould spare a few minutes. {@) think there i plenty of room, {€) Yes, Ian lend you one. Caroline is planning to take the job in New York, isnt she? (A) think she's still considering her options. {®) twas not planned property to begin with " (©) They're yours, aren’ they? a) __Whyis ittaking such a long time for the food to get here? (A) We only ordered ten minutes ago. (B) The chicken is their best dish. _ (©) Lets just eat here and go. (A) Iknow where is, too. _{8) Yes, you do look familiar. He is sure about it. Porophese Vv When wilt you leave? {j Atthe ond of this week. Bl Could you lend me a hand with something in the meeting room, oF are you tied up at the moment? tm free until ten o'clock. Caroline did accept the offer she got from ‘Now York, didnt she? {8 She is stil thinking it over. TH Whats happening wth the food we ordered? [5 Ws probably on its way now. We do know each other, dont wo? 4] Yes, 'm quite sure we've met somewhere before aet\ Test os part 2 ‘Why did the president put off the meeting for another day? (A) No, [have not met with him yet (8) The conference room Is on this floor. (C) He had to attend to something urgent. ‘Are you full, or would you like seconds? (A) No, ll take the first one. (6) That would be allright, (C) Thanks, but I'm full. v4 When is Paul due to arrive here? (A) No, he has not handed it in yet. (6) Next month is the deadtine. (C) Let me call him to find out, [oe Would you mind holding the door open for me? (A) Of course. Here you go. (©) Oh, it’s probably closed. (©) No, it’s being held another time. 23 ‘The rain is expected to come down hard this weekend, isn't it? (A) Yes, he is waiting for it now. (B) Yes, but | won't be here. (©) To get away for a while, 362 Prophesy v I Do you know why the big boss postponed the meeting? 1) He was needed elsewhere. Would you ike more food, or are you okay? iD Icant eat another bite, thanks, Wren are we expecting Paul? |W phone and ask him, 1 Could you please hold this door open? Al Yes, of course, {0 There is rain in the forecast for this weekend, isn't there? {@ Yes, but am going away.wa What was that you said again, Mr. Carlson? (A) Somy, | am not sure where Mr. Carlson is. (8) Yes, she said it several times already. (©) sald you should send them a check. wa id your staff win the game at the company picnic? (A) We have been doing fine. (8) It got rained out. (0) That's what he said. wal Ithought the movie was very moving, didn't you? (A) Yes, it was very touching. (8) Let's go to the theater later (©) We're moving out next week. wi eee bya end of rine hat you cary od com books (A) Go and speak to that man wearing the cap. __(@)'m sorry, but those are too heavy to be carried. ‘m not familiar with the area. (C) usually drive my cer. Prophesy Vv 1H Could you please repeat that again, Mr Caxlson? | Mall a check to his address, [Pow did your staf do in the game at the ‘company picnic? 1) We didnt play because it rained. BB Did’ you think the movie was vory ‘emotional? [i Yes, I neatly cried i | heard that you have old comic books in stock here, 1B Yes, the clerk over there will help you find them, IB How do you get to work every morning? 1 | bought acar recent. 263TEST 08 PART D iB Don't you think you should study the map before we leave? (A) Don't worry, I know the area well. (8) I've already studied for the test. (C) Why don't we take off soon? Can you tell John to come and see me when he steps into the office? (A) Yes, he stepped out a minute ago. {B) [think he went to see his doctor. (C) I don’t think he’s coming back today. \Who is the person in charge of our Hong Kong branch? (A) Yes, Ms. Wong was born there, (8) To leam how to speak Chinese. (C) Let me find out for you. Perhaps we should cal to reserve the tables for this evening, (A) Thank you. itwas a delicious meal (B) I think that may be a wise thing to do. (©) That would be a table for a party of six. feel Don't you have to call the airport to confirm your fight today? (A) Lalready took care of it this morning. (8) We are stil considering which firm to go with, (©) Lam taking the seven o'clock fight out 364 Paar v Should wo study the map before taking oft? Ws okay. Ive been there many times Delors. 1D Could you ask John to step in here when he shows up? 1) He fe not coming back to the office today. 1D Who is the head of our Hong Kong branch ofce? Nl look into it for you. Maybe we should make reservations before heading down, 1 Yos, it would be safor that way BB Dont you need to confirm your flight? | already called the airport earlierial Can | let you know later? (A) That would be fine. (8) No, I can't later. (©) | will let him know. Int the weather nice this time of the yaar? (A) Yes, I really like the spring. (8) Yes, the timing is great (C) No, let's meet tomorrow morning, Will you be able to hand in the report by tonight, or do you need an extra day? (A) It’s o'etock. (B) I could use another day. (C) There, should be one more. Risk Do you know what we are going to do to collect money for the orphanage? (A) We are thinking of holding a car wash. (6) There are many volunteers (0) The money has nat been counted yet Ete Has anyone volunteered for'the position yet? (A) Jane showed some interest, (8) For the charity event. (C) The positon is vacant. 1 Can I get back to you with an answer later? Yes, please call me soon, Heat v | Bl Doh you think the weather is beautitl nowadays? Yes, spring is my favorite part ofthe year i Ace you going to hand in the report today of tomorrow? {NU give it to you tomorrow. How are we going to reise money for the ‘orphanage? We wil hold a charity car wash. Bl Did anyone stop forward to take on the position? Jane was considering it 365TEST 08 PAR ‘Questions 41 through 43 refer tothe folowing conversation, Mc. Susan, [need you to make dozen copies of these reports for tomorrow's meeting with the board members before you take off today." W: {'m sorry, Mr. Brown, but we are completely out of paper right now. | called our supplier and made the order last night, but it has not arrived yet. M: Okay, | wil call and find out what's happening. In the meanwhile, send Peter down fo the stationery store to buy some paper right away.'® There are a lot of pages to copy, s0 you'd better get started if you don’t want to stay late tonight. W: Allright. | will take care of the matter right away. What does the man ask the woman to do? (A) Pick up today’s newspaper at the store. {B) Place an order with the supplier. {C) Make duplicates of some documents. {O) Get Peter to come into his office. ‘When will the man meet with the board members? (A) Right away. (©) This evening. (©) Tomorrow morning. (0) Later this week. ‘What will the woman do first? (A) Use the photocopier. {B) Run down to the stationery store. (C) Talk to a co-worker. {D) Call their supplier. vy Paarras00 Paci «wilt call and find out what's happening. =| can phone and see what the problem Is. = wll call and look into the problem. + ityou don't want to stay late tonight= you want to leave early today = If you don't want to work overtime today + {wil take care ofthe matter right away. = {will handle the situation now. =! will look after the matter now.Quostions 44 through 46 refer tothe following conversation. Do you know if Jack has finished writing the front-page story yet?" M: He has, and Dave was proofreading the story when | last talked with him about 20 minutes ago. He sald he would bring it over as soon as the photos arrive. | guess: jick has not brought the photos yet.” W: Actually, | saw him walking into the office about ten minutes ago. Could you do me a favor and see what's happening? | need to send the story to our editor-in-chief right away.“ M: Okay, | will see what's going on. In the meanwhile, could you read over this story that Sally sent me? [287 Where do they most ikely work? (A) Ata photo studio, (B) Ata newspaper company. (©) Ata bookstore (0) Ata school Who is going to bring the pictures? (A) Jack (B) Dave. (C) Rick. (0) Sal, ‘What will the worian most likely do next? (A) Talk to Rick, (B) Look or some pictues. (©) Read something. (0) Go into a meeting vy Paha cts * wher | ast talked with him = when | spoke to him last= the last time I talked to him He was planning on taking a rip when I last alked wit him * Lwill s8e what's going on. =! will check out what's happening. =| will find out the eltuation. * Could you read over this story? = Can you look over the story?= Would you mind going over the story again? 367\ test os part 3 ‘Questions 47 through 49 refer to the following conversation. M:_ I'm terribly sorry, but I won't be able to show you the house you mentioned over the phone this morning.” The owner went away for the weekend and was supposed to be back this morning, but he just called and said he won't be back until tomorrow because his flight got canceled." W: That's terrible. | o Giff work an hour early and drove all the way across town to see this house. Isn’t there any possible chance that | could at least take a look around the yard?“ Mc Well, | am sure that the owner won't mind if we checked out the house. Give me a second. | will call his hotel and ask for his permission. In the meantime, would you like some coffee? < 2 W: Yes, that would be nice. | take mine black, please. (A) Areal estate agent. (@) The owner of the house. (©) Acotfee shop attendant. (D) Ahotel worker. What is the problem? (A) The woman does not have an appointment. (G) The man cannot get on the next tight. (C) The owner of the house cannot be reached. sppolntment got canceled. What does the woman request? (A) To go for a drive. (B) To see the house. (©) To travel by plane. {0) To drink some coffee. vy Passa Pace twon't be able to show you the house, =| won't he able to take you around the hou ‘to the house today. =twon't be able to take you + len'tthere eny possible chance ~2 =[en't there a possible way ~? = Couldn't we somehow ~? ont ther any possible chan that | can come and see the doctor today’? + Would you like come coffee? = Would you care for some coffee? = How about some cottee?‘Questions £0 through 52 refer tothe following conversation. W: Do you know if enough people have registered for the computer class? I have to let Mrr. Terrance know whether the class Is going to open or not.” M: | checked the list earlier, and there were many who had already registered. 1 ‘safe to tell Mr. Terrance that the class Is going to be held. In fact, ask him if he would be interested in opening an extra class?” Registration lasts until this Friday, and | think there is a good chance that we could fill another class." W: | think he would be happy to hear that. | will call him right away to see what he says. M: Thanks, and could you also do me a favor and see how many people have registered for the cooking class? Who is Mr. Terrance? (A) Acomputer technician. (8) Astudent (C) An instructor. (0) Achet, What does Mr. Terrance want to know? (A) If enough students have enrolled. (8) How fast the computers will be set up. (C) How good the food is, (0) When the registration ends, What will happen this Friday? (A) The man will buy a new computer. (B) The registration period will come to an end. (©) The woman will receive her diploma. (0) They will ding in a fine restaurant vy Paros acca * I think t's safe to tell Mr. Terrance ~= 1 think It's allright to tell Mr. Terrance ~= I don’t think anyone would mind i ‘you told Mr. Terrance ~ ink t's sae to tll Mr. Terrance about the deal * opening an extra clase = opening an addtional class = having another class become avallable \We are planning on opening another class next week. + Registration lasts unt this Friday, = The registration period ends this Friday. = Registration ends this Friday. 369 0Test os PART O ‘Questions 53 through 58 refer to the following conversation, W: There is a person here by the name)of Steven Harris to see Mr. Williams, John. He says he is an old school friend from college." Could you do me a favor and see if he is in his office? M: Mr. Williams stepped out a minute ago, Lisa. He said he was going to talk to Dan about next week's seminar. Do you want me to go and check fon you?” | was just about to go and make copies pf this report anyway. ag W: Yes, could you do that for me? If he is not there, try the second floor conference room. He is scheduled to give a talk to the sales staff about next week's seminar after lunch today. He might have gone there early to test the equipment he will be using. M: Okay, | will find him for you. How does Mr. Williams know Mr. Harris? (A) They work together. (6) They went to choo! together. (C) They are related. (0) They tive in the same building, ‘What does the man say he will do for the woman? (A) Make some copies. (B) Find Mr. Witllams. (©) Talk to Dan about the seminar. (0) Set up the equipment. When is Mr. Willams scheduled to give a speech to the salespeople? (A) ina few minutes. (© Betore tunch (C) This afternoon. (0) This evening, vy Parra pace + an old schoo! friend from college =a college buddy = a friend | went to college with, [know John because he isan old schoo! end trom catege + ty the second floor conference room voom on the second floor ina tscserte conaroe elses ck necetence + test the equipment = fry ou the equipment = Inspect the equipment Wie have test the equlpmatbolre the guests arrive 370‘Questions 56 through 53 refer tothe following conversation, M: Ms. Lee, I'm calling to let you know. cae resulfs)of the interview you had with us on Monday. I've gotten the word fom my boss\that the position is yours if you're stil interested 5 ‘ W: Are you kidding? I mean, of course | am stil interested. M: That's great. When do you think you will be able to start your new position? Is next Monday okay? W: I'm sorry, but I have not had a chance to inform my current boss about my quitting here, and | think I have to give him two-week’s notice to find a replacement.” How about the first of June?™" What is the purpose of the man's call? (A) To notify the woman of a test result. {B) To see if the woman would be interested in the job. (©) To ask the woman some questions about work (D) To toll the woman that he might be leaving his job. What does the woman say she has to do? (A) Notify her manager about her quitting her job. {B) Inform the candidate about the results of his job interview. (C) Ask the candidate how soon he can start his new position, (D) Tell her boss about the interview set for the day. ‘When does Ms. Lee say she will be available to start? (A) Today. (8) This week (0) Intwo weeks. (0) Next month. vy Pats rico * $'ve gotten the word from my boss. = I recelved the confirmation from my boss. =! got the go-ahead sign from my boss. + Are you kidding? = No way! = Get out of here! + the first of June = June tet = at the beginning of June ‘The new accountant wil jon us fromthe fist of June 371\ TEsT 08 PART O ‘Questions 69 through 61 refer tothe following conversation. W: Did you get a chance to read the article about the company’s lari on changing ‘week's company newsletter?" M: Yes, I did, and | don't understand why we are going with another insurance carrier. ‘thought London Life was doing a fine job. | just hope this won't end up raising our monthly premiums." W: | don't think it will. | mean the main reason why the carrier is going to be changed is to reduce costs. If the premiums go up, it would defeat the purpose of changing companies. M: | guess you're right. I heard we will be Informed of the changes in detail in our next newsletter." ‘According to the article, what isthe company planning to do? (A) Recruit more workers, (&) Replece en existing company. (0) Print a newsletter for the employees. (0) Purchase group insurance forthe new workers What is the man most concerned about? (A) The increase in monthly payment. (B) The decrease in the amount of insurance. (C) The quality of the article in the newsietter. (D) Tho employees’ heatth conditions. When will they most likely be notified about the change? (A) Today, (6) Tomorrow. (C) Next week. (0) In two weeks. vy Pare Practica + Did you geta chance to read the atic the article? ‘+ ftwould defeat the purpose of changing companies. = It wouldn't make any sense to change companies. serve no purpose to change companies. ‘+ We willbe informed of the changes in detail, = We will learn about the changes in detail = We will be notified about the changes In detal. 379‘Questions 62 through G4 reer to the following conversation. W: Jonathon, if you have not reserved your flight tickets yet, you'd better do it_ soon.” | was just told by Sarah that it is going to be difficult to get seats from/ next week." Le M: Oh? Why is that? Well, the International Film Festival is being held in New York during the same week as our conference. This event apparently attracts thousands of people from all walks of lifé into the city, and all the flights and hotel rooms get booked.” M: Is that right? In that case, I'd better call right now and book a seat. | don't want to mi the conference. ; What does the woman advise the man to do? (A) Book airline tickets. (8) Postpone the trip. (C) Attend the film festival (0) Skip the conference. ‘What did Sarah say to the woman? (A) She finished booking the hotel rooms. (8) The staff will attend the flm festival (C) It might be hard to get a seat on the plane. (0) They will make a speech at the conference. ‘What will happen in New York during the week the speakers are there? (A) Abig crowd from all over the world will gather. (8) The closing ceremony of the film festival will be hekd. (C) Many hotels will be offering discounts, (0) The company will hold its annual conference. vy Pate coe * fis going to bediticulto get este. = It not going tobe easy fo get eats, = itis gong to be next to Impossible) to get seats, tis going to be ditt to get seats othe play * Why is that? = Why do you say that? = Is there any reason why you are saying that? + people from all walks of Ife = people from everywhere = people from different backgrounds ‘Thora wl be people om all walks ofife a the event. 373\ Test os PART OB ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer to the following conversation. M: was just reading over the sales report and realized that our numbers have taken quite a dip compared to this time last year." What do you think the problem is? W: Well, there are several reasons, but one of the main reasons Is that we have lost some of our main players to our competitors. | brought the issue up at our last meeting, but no one really thought that it was all that important. |, on the other hand, fool that we really need to focus our attention on keeping those talented people here. M: In your opinion, what is the main reason people are leaving us? W: It's obvious. We need to compensate them with higher pay and benefits."” ‘What has happened to the company's sales since last year? (A) They have slightly increased. (B) They took a big dive. (©) They remain unchanged. (D) They have broken all the sales record, What does the woman think is the main reason for the problem mentioned? (A) The loss of their best staff. (8) The increased price of the products, (C) The stress of working long hours. (0) The lack of talented people. ‘According to the woman, how can the problem be solved? (A) By offering more pay. (®) By providing a better working environment. {C) By reducing the employee's work hours. (0) By offering incentives, vy Paseeea race + take quite a dip = take a big plunge = take a bg fall ‘The temperature has taken quit a dp in the lest few days. 21s right there. = We need to compensate them with higher pay and benefits, = We need to provide them with higher pay and benefits, = We need to satisfy them with higher pay and benefit aA‘Questions 68 through 70 refer tothe folowing conversation. W: | received a call from Raphael just now. He said he won't be coming in this morning because he is going directly to the factory site to meet the clients.” M: Oh? Isn't he going to Boston with us? | thought he was supposed to give a presentation there. W: He is. He is going to meet us at the airport after he Is done at the factory site." M: | see. Could you do me a favor and call him up once again and ask him if he needs anything from the office?” | know that | have to take something, but | can’t remember what it is. Maybe he knows what itis. Where will Raphael go this morning? (A) To aationts office (6) To the company plant. (0) To give a presentation (0) To the airport. Where wil the speakers meet Raphael? (A) At the airport. (B)Atthe head office. (O)Atthe factory (D)Atthe client’ ofce. ‘Why does the man ask the woman to call Raphael? (A) To delay the meeting a bit. (6) To ask him to bring something, (©) To pick them up at the alrpor. {D) To see if he needs anything. vy Panera pacice * He s going directly to the factory site. = He Is golng straight to the plant site. = He will head right over to the factory site, after he Is done at the factory site = after he Is finished at the factory slte= after he ls wrapped up atthe factory site + Maybe he knows what its. = Perhaps he knows what itis. = By chance he knows whet itis. 375\ test os pant A ‘Questions 71 through 73 refer tothe following telephone message, Hi, Susan. This Is Steve from the Accounting Department.” | heard from the receptionist that you are very busy today because of job interviews, but | have to bring some urgent, outstanding financial matters to your attention. Would it be possible for us to get together in my office, say, tomorrowymorning at ten?” The particular items | would like to discuss with you relate to’claims‘for travel expenses made by members of the Personnel Depariment after the conference last Soe ees serious problems with these claims, but in many cases the ¢laims for wen't been completed satisfactorily.” I'm sure we can) ‘clearthis up ‘quickly. Let me know if you can't, make it tomorrow. : [10H Who most likely is Steve? (A) An accountant. (8) The receptionist. (©) The personnel manager. (0) Travet agent. (When does the speaker want to meet with Susan? (A) This aftemoon. (8) Tomorrow. (0) This week. (D) Next week. WIRY Wat does the speaker wish to address he listener about?) 2 (A) Some forms that were not filled out satisfactorily. (8) The money spent during the last business trip. (C) The traveling arrangements of an upcoming business trip. (0) The request ofa larger expense budget. vy Pai acto + Would itbe possible to do? = Do you think it's possible to do? = Could it be possible to do? ‘Would tbe possible to take your car? + inmany cases = in many situations = in many incidents “The company bus avliablo, but in many cases the workers did not make use ot + 1m sure we can clear this up quickly. = 'm sure we can straighten this up quickly. = I'm quite certain that we car quickly.‘Questions 74 through 76 refer tothe following news report. | and expand their facilities after their historic Cup Final win on Friday night.” Their | win has attracted the attention of major new sponsors and investors from the corporate world.” There are rumors that two star strikers now playing with European teams have signed or are close to signing. New coaching staff members will also be recruited, and training facilities and clubrooms will be upgraded, a olub spokesperson announced today. In sports news today, Blackburn United announced their intention to recruit new players | | | | ‘What is the report mainly about? (A) The corporate decision to sponsor a sports team. (8) The multi-million dollar trade of a star player. (©) The hiring of a new member of the coaching staf. (D) The team’s decision to recruit more players. What happened on Friday? (A) The team hired a new coach. (B) They got anew sponsor. (C) The team won a cup. : (0) They scouted new players. What did the spokesperson announce? (A) The team has already signed a star player from Europe, (B) A few investors are interested in the club. (©) Anew head coach has joined the team. (0) The team has purchased new fitness equipment. vy Pacha Practice * recrult new players = gather new players = find new players “The team has decided to recrit new players rom the minor league. + will be upgraded = will be Improved = will be advanced “Most ofthe equipment we use wl be upgraded bythe ond ofthis year. 977test os pant 4 ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer tothe following speech. Fd like to weloome you all to this creative writing seminar. We have some wonderful ‘activities for you this evening. The program tonight has been developed by our special guest, John Walkley,” the author of that wonderful novel The Smiths and the winner of the Franklin Award for Literature last year.” Before John begins the session, Vd like to say a few words about his life. Bom in a small, country town in the southwest, he had difficulty finding friends. He began writing at an early age and was soon winning prizes for his poetry and short stories. | can't think of a better person to speak to us tonight .. So please welcome John Walkley. isl Who most likely put the evening's event together? (A) The speaker. (6) Me. Smith (C) Mr, Walkley. (0) Mr. Franktin, i What did John Walkley achieve last year? (A) He published his first novel (B) He won ailiterary award. {C) He wrote a poem for his mother. (D) He developed a computer program. “41) What does the speaker say about John? (A) Heis an imaginative person. (@) He is not a very sociable person. (C) He recently moved to a small country town. (0) He began writing ight after college. | vy Parana race rite oy eos as ui ll coma oan tains es pee ices + can’t think of ~=1 can’t come up with ~ =I can’t imagine ~ | cant imagine anyone who can replace Mr. King after retires «se plese welcome John Wale, = 6, a aut our hands ogee Yor John Walkley. = Sola round of applause for John Walkley. en a ‘So please welcome John Walkley to the stage. big‘Questions 80 through 82 refer tothe following short talk. Hello, everyone. I have been invited to your organization to advise you about increasing your sales." | have observed your operations with a great deal of care, and | must say that | have enjoyed my time here. | should also say that I've been impressed with the dedication and enthusiasm I've seen here. Your organization provides a valuable service and performs very well. And the staff is effective and efficient and clearly likes working here. It is possible, however, to improve your service and your sales." One of the ways we are going to start doing that is by encouraging staff participation and creativity. So let's break into, small groups and think about ways that we can Improve the store® = ‘What Is the main role of the speaker? (A) To make operations run smoother. (6) To think of ways to improve employee job satisfaction. (C) To help increase sales. (0) To upgrade the skills of the workers. ‘What does the speaker say could be improved? (A) The attitude of the employees, (B) The service they provide. {C) The flow of their operations. (0) The working conditions. ‘What will they do next? (A) Gather into small groups. (®) Talk about the upcoming sales, (C) Walk around the operations area. (0) Take a break for lunch. vy Pate Pacts * Ihave observed your operations. = I have looked at your operations. = Ihave checked out your operations. + So let’s break into small groups. = Se let's divide ourselves into emall groups. = So let's all get into small groups. 379Test o8 part 4 ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer tothe following announcement. Attention, all passengers. The City Hall Subway S' now-closed due to flooding. All subway trains on north and southbound routes have oe Passengers who are in City Hall Station are at present being assisted in leaving the building by emergency teams. We advise all commuters to take buses that will be running along both routes at approximately ten-minute intervals.” We estimate that normal operations at City Hall Station will resume in two hours.” We apologize for any inconvenience. What isthe announcement mainly about? (A) The stoppege ofthe train service. (B) The opening of a new subway station (C) The weekend weather forecast. (0) The bus routes in the city 2) What does the speaker suggest the listeners do? (A) Stay home this weekend. (B) Take alternative transportation. (©) Check out the new station. (D) Wait unti the rain subsides. 8]. According to the speaker, when wil the situation be resolved? (A) Inan hour. {B) In two hours. (©) Inthree hours. (0) In four hours. ~ have been halted = have beon stopped = have been terminated ‘Alloperations have been hated after the workers walked out thei jobs. + We advise all commuters to take buses. = We ask all commuters to take buses. We aise all tavolers to take public transportation * We estimate that ~= Wo predict that ~= We guess that ~ We estimate that many ofthe workers wil be hapay to hear the news, 380‘Questions 86 through 88 refer tothe following report. This is Francis Kelly live from Collins Street with an f update bnthe annual St. Patrick's Day parade. Right now | can see the first floats of the parade proceeding down Collins Street” between George and Pitt Street. The warm and sunny conditions today have ‘drawn out the crowds in record numbers.” Police have estimated the crowd to be more than 100,000. Police have warned that anyone coming to the parade should not approach via either George or Pitt Streets. These roads are now completely blocked, and the police are no longer letti)g anybody past the barriers. Police advise that any spectators arriving now should proceet? ‘towards Federation ‘Square,"" which is not yet completely filled Where is the parade now? (A) On Collins Street. (B) On George Street. (C) On Pit Street, (0) At Federation Square. ‘What is attracting people tothe parade in record-breaking numbers? (A) The television exposure. (©) The beautiful weather. (©) The convenient location (©) The size ofthe parade. 219) According to the police, what should those coming to the parade do? (A) Enter through George Street. (8) Head toward Federation Square, {(©) Take tho subway to Pit Strost (0) Park their carson Colins Street. vy Peers * have drawn out the crowds = have brought out the people = have attracted many people “The shows atthe fm festival have drawn out te crowds we did not expect. + These roads are now completely blocked. = These roads are not accessible at the moment. = These roads are lunapproachable now. 381 =7 test os pant 4 ‘Questions 89 through 91 refer to the following weather report. We'd like to start our evening news bulletin with a special report. The weather bureau has issued a special warning regarding an approaching dust storm. The unusually dry weather which we've been experiencing over the last three months has combined with strong northeasterly winds to produce a massive dust storm, which is moving steadily towards our city. The thick clouds should hit the northwestern suburbs by about 9:00 a.m. tomorrow moming™ and then gradually move across the city in a southeasterly direction. The weather bureau advises all residents to make no unnecessary trips tomorrow, as visibility will be extremely reduced." Schools and goverment offices will, however, be ‘open tomorrow. Anyone with asthma or any other breathing disorder should remain indoors” and keep doors and windows tightly closed. When is the dust storm expected to hit the city? (A) This afternoon. (8) This evening, (C) Tomorrow morning. (0) Tomorrow afternoon, Why does the weather bureau ask the citizens NOT to take trips if necessary? (A) Many of the roads will be closed to tratfio. (B) The drivers will have a hard time seeing the road. (C) There is the possibilty of a tornado coming. (0) Some of the roads will be very slippery. ‘According to the speaker, who should stay indoors tomorrow? (A) People with respiratory problems. (®) Schoo! children under the age of 12. (©) Seniors with heart problems. (D) Those who live in the southern part ofthe city. oy Patera Practice + move steaully = move gradually = move step by step “The newly released book by simstoelc is moving steadily up the best sel’ list. + should hit the northwestern suburbs = should reach the northwestern suburbs = should arrive at the northwestern suburbs ‘The storm should fit the nortwestem suburbs by late this afternoon, 382‘Questions 92 through 94 refer to the following talk. Welcome everybody to this staff meeting.” | have to add a new item to the agenda since | received several complaints yesterday about the state of the lunchroom. Tm fot going to name anybody at this meeting, but I have to say that |, too, am also___ disappointed by the behavior of certain staff members.” The lunchroom is a shared) facility and one which provides all of us with a valuable service. Let's keep It clean!™ Ifyou make a mess, clean it up. If you read the newspaper, return it to the table folded hheatly when you have finished with it. If you use the sink, make sure you leave it clean. ‘This is a question of basic good manneré, and | hope | never have to speak to anybody here again about it!” Who most ikely isthe speaker addressing? (A) Cafeteria workers. (8) Staff members. (C) The cleaning sat. (0) The faclty manager. [eR What isthe talk mainly about? (A) To welcome people to the meting. (8) To notify a new regulation at the company. {C) To ask the staff to deal with customers’ complaints. (0) To ask the employees to better take care of the eating area. What is implied about some of the workers at the company? (A) They are inconsiderate of others. (8) They seldom make any complaints. (©) They usually eat in the cafeteria, (D) They don't talk to one another very much. vy Parra Pacts 'm not going to name anybody. particular. 'm not going to blame anyone in 383restos pant A ‘Quostions 95 through 97 reer to the following report. “The Fairbank Town Council would like to announce a unique event, a unique program for all cour residents ~ its the free Community Knowledge Festival. This program will take place (ep an experimental basis over five weeks during the summer vacation period.”® What Te the Knowledge Exchange Festival? Four members of our community have volunteered to teach courses ina variety of subjects — yoga, car maintenance, karate, and painting. ‘Anybody may join these classes without paying a fee but must agree 10 sign up for six hours of volunteer work for the community."" think this will be a wonderful festive 0 why don't you all get involved: youll have fun, make new friends, and learn things! Call ‘Gur Council Office for detalls."” We are open from Monday to Friday untl three How long will the program last? (A) Three weeks. (8) Four weeks. (C) Five weeks. (0) Six weeks. How can one enroll in a class? (A) By paying the tution well in advance. {B) By volunteering one’s time for'a good cause. (C) By knowing someone in the program, (0) By contacting the Council Office today. © What should a listener do to get more information? (A) Make a phone call, (B) Check out the website. (C) Visitthe Council Office. (OD) Read the brochure. vy es ace on an experimental basis = on a tral and error basis = on a testing basis aan eet ours wl be tested at ou Nord Yorkbranc onan experimental basis before being apoied wo the rst of our Soe throughout the meto area. + We are open from Monday to Friday until three. from Monday to Friday until three. fe are open on weekdays until three. = We ere open for business7 ‘Questions 98 through 100 refer tothe fllowing tlk. Well, ladies and gentlemen, If you would take a look at your itinerary, you will see that we have planned a free afternoon” so that you may get together in small groups and tour the city informally. Please take a look at the maps that we have provided for you. On the north side-of the river, you can find a marvelous assortment of ) restalirants. | have no doubt that you will find whatever style of cooking you like at a = price that suits you. My personal favorite is the Delhi Durbar, a north Indian-style restaurant with a garden area overlooking the river. After lunch, why not visit the city’s world-class shopping arcades with their many cafés, or, if you prefer, the Botanical Gardens, which are located on the south side of the river?™ If you have any questions, come and speak to me now. Otherwise, Ill see everyone back here on the bus at 4:00 p.m." € 8 Who most likely is giving the talk? (A) Atour guide. (8) Ackel. (©) The captain of a ship. (0) The bus driver. What is the speaker doing? (A) Recommending a nice restaurant (B) Suggesting places to go today. (©) Explaining the menu choices. (0) Guiding the guests around the garden. Where is the talk taking place? (A) Ina restaurant. (@)in tour bus. (C) Ina garden. (0) Ina shopping ma ‘a price that’s affordable to you =at a price that you can afford ‘We defintely have a tour package at price tha suits you. + ityou prefer if you want= If you choose Ityou preter to take your car, go right anead, + Otherwise=if not= Alternatively Otherwise, we wil resume with the day’s meeting, 385,TEST 09 PART | ile oe an0 (A) He's drinking some water (6) He's checking his reflection inthe mirror (©) He's enjoying a meal at the table. (D) He's reading a paper inja dining area. (A) The woman is picking out an item. (8) The woman is cleaning the floor, (C) The woman is helping a customer. {D) The woman is trying on a jacket, (A) The aircraft is about to land at the aitport, (8) The people are boarding the plane. (C) The cargo is being loaded onto the plane. (D) The plane landed a short while ago) (A) One man is standing at the door. (8) The men are walking up the stairs. (C) One man is filming the other. (0) The men are being interviewed. (A) The tables have been set up indoors. (B) Awaiteris serving the customers. (C) Some people are seated outside. (0) The areais eftirely shadech Piers Vv + He is looking over the paper + He is studying the newspaper + He is eating through the pepe + The woman is choosing an item +The woman is about to select an ltemyon.the rack. + She has feached oulto pick out an item trom the fack + The woman is stepping down trom the plane, + An exit ramp)extends up to the door ofthe plane, — + The passengers are walking away from the plane, + One man has Grouched down + One man shokding& camera’) fis shoulder. +The man being flmed is wearing a safety helmet + There are tables and chairs Set uP outdoors + There are buildings 6n)both sides ofthe street. + Thore are stil seats available.iii v (4) Te cas ee pated on hora cagumyaeomeee (5) Thor ero voiclosin te driveway. he (C) The windows are being cleaned. + The vehicles are parked next to) (D) A man is getting into the car. each other. + The cars are parked facing the same direction. (A) The woman is moving the ladder. (B) She is climbing up the tad (©) The building is being torn down, (0) Aworkeris ready to callit a day. + Aladder is leaning ageinst the building + The bing indy construction + The ladders being used atthe moment. (A) Some passengers are wating forth ram eee (B)A mani walking in ont ofthe ram, Seon (C) There are cars parked next to the tram, Ge gs (D) There are many windows on the tram. an {Lineshave been painted or the Toad. (A) The pedestrians are walking across the street. ee eee (8) The people are waiting fr the trafic ight o.change. boing moved (©) The workers are loading good onto the back of te. the men ar artying)somethin truck. ~ their shoulders" (0) The men are transporting some construction materials. +The back ofthe truck has been left ‘pen. (A) The woman is jotting something down on apiece re are no seats lettin the of paper. ‘computer room, (8) The woman is writing a later to a friend. (©) The people are listening to a lecture. (D) The computers are all tured off. +The computer monitors are turned on. + The woman has her hair pulled up! anatest oa PART D balla v on ‘When are you thinking of taking off? (A) As soon as | get this done. BB When are you going? (8) He took it wth him, 1] When | get this work done, (C) At around 8 lastnight. as - Where in Canada are you from? : (A) Iwas born in Kingston. 1B What part of Canada do you ome from? (8) Early tomorrow morning, | grew up in Kingston (C) No, I don’t fee! lke it oe Pardon me, but would it be possible for me to use your phone? - = an he Bl Excuse me, but may | use your phone? (A) Sure, but you have to dial Sto-call out.) Bamy guest (6) Tho phone directory ison the khan cof (C) There is one on the first floor of this building, aes ~ How much sit ati }he place? (A) There is a ten-dolier 1H How much isthe enivance fee? (6) Sure, we can go there if you" 3 I's ten dollars. {C) How about going this Saturday? A (A) Let's Just go for 1D why dont wera cab? (@) It's about an hour trom here. 18 Yl rather walk (©) Because it’s a national holiday.‘Ate you going to take the bus to Chicago? (A) The boss told me to, () To pick up someone. (©)No, 1am going to drive. Who is supposed to show up atthe party? (A) Everyone said they'll be there. ~ | (6) He's holding itat a banquet hai (0) Yes, Ihad a great time there. How long are you thinking of going? (A) For about a year or 0, (8) What's with the Tong face? (©) Yes, | will be going with John. Would you like to go for luncti together? (A) At the company cafeteria, {®) There are four people in our group. (C) Thank you, but lam too busy today. eX ‘Where do you feel ike meeting, here in my office or somewhere outside? (A) Okay, that sounds like a good place to meet (8) How about the little coffee shop on Main Street? {(C) Yes, think I can spare the tiiefo se6\you. How are you planning ta get to Chicago? Vil be taking my car. = BD who's planning to come to the party? As far as | know, everyone wil be there, IH How long are you planning to be away? {im thinking of spending a year abroad. Why don’t we have lunch together? Can we do it another time Jnstoad? Bl Would you ike to meet in my office or ata ‘coffee shop somewhere? || The coffee shop on Main Street sounds good 391TEST 09 PART D waa ‘When will you start your new postion’at the head office? (A) The first of next month. (8) Atthe downtown office. (©) im heading this one hire Didn't you think Peter gavé a great presentation? (A) Yes, he wes very Impressive. (8) Yes, for three hours. (©) lalready got he present. we Should we try Greek food tonight? (A) Yes, he is from Greece. (B) Sure, I'd love to try It. (©) didnt go there tonight wa What did Mr. Smith say about the new project? (A) He made some great comments) (@) The projectors in the mesting room. (©) Yes, he mentioned itto ihe. wa Would you rather stay here oF go for a walk with me? (A) I've been waiting for an hour. (B) Let me get my jacket. (©) Yes, I think so. 309 Porat Vv When is your frst day at the main office? 2] Pl start going there from next month, 1D Wasnt Peter's presentation impressive? A) Yos, twas quite inspiring, How about having Greek food this eveni 1 That eounds veryidelicious How ai Mr Smith Fespond se projet? | He seemec very poste about 1B How would you like to go for a stro? | Sure, let me put on my jacket first‘Who put the event together? (A) Larry's the one in charge. (6) J will putt there later, (©) Sony, | can't go today. ‘Should I take my car, or do you think it would be wiser to take the bus? (A) The boss is @ wise man. {B) Let's just hopin a cab instead. (©) ltshouldn' take over an hour Didn't you bring your car to work this morning? (A) No, | took the bus today. (8) Yes, | will drive you there. (©) She might be working today. wl Can I tell John that you are here? (A) Sure, that would be okay. (B) Yes, he is here today. (©) No, we are not leaving yet. a Today isa great day to go fora walk by the beach. (A) Yes, itis @ beautiful day. {) | didn’t know it was raining. (C) Lwent swimming the other day, baile v {Who's responsible or puting together the event? Lantyis heading this one. 00 you think itd be better to drive or take the bus? I's probably faster to take a cab. I Did you not drive to work today? Jj No, Heft my car at home. ‘Should et John know that you came by? Bl Yes, could you? This is great weathe} to ust wander around the beach ae 1 Yes, agree wth you 393TEST 09 PART D Where do you get your car fixed? (A) | park my car in the underground garage. (8) From a grocery store near my house. (©) Why? Are you having car problems? ‘Are you making the presentation today, or is Mr. Smith going todo it? (A) He is going to be here any minute novi (B) He told me to take care of It today. (C) lis supposed to last until three. ‘What is it about the design that you don't like? (A) Yes, Ineed your signature. (B) That's very kind of you. (©) The color seemstobeabitoft.) | Does Peter know that Mr. Kim knows why he was late to the meeting? (A) He's been informed. (8) | was five minutes late. (C) He was stuck in traffic, ia Did you talk to Cindy this moming of last night? (A) I'm thinking of taking off today. (B) She lotta message on my machine. (©) Itmay not last that long. Pes v IB Where do you tke jour carto get it repaired? What's wrong with it? © Are you going to make the speech today, of will Me. Smith do it? 1) He's away on a business tip. Bl What part ofthe design do you not ike? {| The color is not right. Bi Is Peter aware of the fact that Mi. Kim knows why he was late to the meeting? Yes, | told him. 1B Dia you speak to Gindy today or yesterday’? [5 She called tis morning, but wasn't hereay? Excuse me, could you tell me where Mike Ewing's desk is? (A) That's where he is now. (8) Go and sed him at his desk. (©)Ifs the last one in this row. You took care ofthe bills this month, didn't you? (A) Oops, | forgot. (8) Iwill pay you back tomorrow. (C) There is a bank near here, How many guys on our team showed up for the reception? (A) Ten, including mysett. (@) This evening at seven. (©) Atthe grand ballroom. Do you think it's possible for me to borrow your pen for a minute? (A) Be my guest. (@) Let's doit. (©) t's impossibte. fa You're not going to forget about our meeting tonight, are you? (A) Don't worry. | will be there, (8) with our client Mr, Chow. (©) lremember him wel Prophesy Vv 1 Pardon me, where doos Mike Ewing st? | His deck is atthe end ofthis ine) You paid this month's bil, didn’t you? (Oh no, | completely forgot all about them. I How many guys trom our department came: tothe reception? There were ten of ug there. BH Would you mind if | borrowed your pen for a second? < Sago) You will remember to show upto pur esting, won't you? ——— Of Itstarts at two, right? 395= TEsT 09 PART O ‘Questions 4 through 43 refer to the folowing conversation. M: I can’t believe this, but | managed to book a ticket to Singapore.” | will be“on'the seven o'clock flight tomorrow morning, W: That's great. Does that mean that you will get to see your friend who moved out there a few years backjafter you are finished meeting with Mr. Wong? M: | am not sure because Mr. Wong will probably want to take me around the plant site ‘ on)the day | arrive there. | am hoping that | will be able to see my friend the day after) but he mentioned that he might have to leave town that day. He said he will try to | rearrange his trip, but | have not spoken to him for a few days. | will call him tonight to i see if he was able to do that. W: You should just take your vacation early and spend a week there after you take care of your business.“ it's not like you get to travel to the Far East all the time, you know. ‘What will the man do tomorrow? I (A) Help his friend move into a new place. i f (B) Leave on an overseas business trip. h (©) Take Mr. Wong tothe factory site. (0) Prepare for his vacation to the Far East ‘What does the woman want to know? (A) Whether the man will have enough time to attend to personal matters. (8) Ifthe man is going to make the sale. (©) How much the new business is going to cost. (0) How tong he has known Mr. Wong, i ‘What does the woman suggest the man do? (A) Go on the trip another time. (B) Take his vacation early. (©) Talk to Mr. Wong right away. : (0) Book his ticket earty vy Pai te + I managed to book a ticket, = was able to reserve aticket. =I reserved a seat on the plane. | managed to book a ticket for he three o'clock ight to Boston, have not seen him for a couple of days. =I have not talked to him for a \ + take care of your business = look after your matters =/tend to Your affairs John wil go with you to Seatle to help take care of your business. —“ i 208‘Questions 44 through 48 refer tothe following conversation. W: Mark, did you get a chanog to work on the display stand by the main entrance? M: I'm sorry, Ms. Channings, but I've been busy sorting oui)the shipment of shirts and jackets that came in this morning.“ | am still going to need another hour or so to finish things up in the storage room. | will get to the stand after | come back from. 5 lunch. W: In that case, go right ahead, and finish up in there) I'll have Linda get started on)the stand, ‘ e M: Oh, | sent Linda to pick up something from the first floor security office.“* Why don’t you ask Paula to do that?" She is the one-who dressed up)the mannequins. last week. She did)a real good job on them. Where do they most ikely work? (A) The security office. {B) Aclothing shop. (©) Acateteria. (0) The post office. ‘Where is Linda? (A) Out on an errand. (©) Working on the display stand, (©) Shopping atthe mall. (0) Having tunch, Who will most likely work on the stand? (A) Linda. (B) Ms. Channings, (C) Mark (D) Paula. vy Panera Paco + am still going to need another hour of go. =! will need a couple of hours. sm golng to need some time. + wlll get to the stand after | come back from lunch. ccare of the stand after Ihave lunch first. ‘will work on the stand after return from lunch. =! will ake + 1 sont Linda to pck up something. = sont Linds out onan errand =| got Linda todo something for me sen Unda ick someting Tom he Salone store 397Test oo PART G ‘Questions 47 through 49 refer tothe following conversation. M: When do you think you will be able to wrap up the deal with the retail shop owners?” | hope it will be soon because we have to start the construction work as soon as possible. W: Well, | had a meeting with them this moming, and things went quite smoothly. If everything goes as planned) | should have all of their signatures by the end of this week M: Well, | hope so. Otherwise, we will nat be able to start the construction work on time, and there is a good chance that we will not be able to have the building ready for the exposition next January. W: Don’t worry. | will get the approval this week. And | will make sure the construction workigets underway by next Monday.” What does the man want to know? (A) When the exposition is going to start. (8) How long the construction will take, (C) Where the stores are located. (©) How soon the woman will close the deal. ‘According to the woman, what might happen by the end of this week? (A) The shop will have its grand opening, (B) All of the signatures will be collected. (©) Some of the workers wil be let go, (D) The exposition will open to the general public. ‘According to the woman, when will he construction most ikely begin? (A) This week, (B) Next week. (©) Before the winter. (0) Noxt year. vy eset "wrap upthe dea = close the dea = aie the dea Morea nedts wrapup he deal oy + Things went quite smoothly. = Things went without any problems, = Things went very well. | as told hat things went qute smoothly lastnight + ff everything goes as planned = If all things go as scheduled = Ifthe entire thing goes as we had anticipated ‘Wie could be siting ata beach geting a suntan tis time next week i everything goes as plane. 208‘Questions 50 through 52 refer tothe following conversation. W: Jack, I'm sorry t6 tel) you this, but you and | are going to have to work late this evening. The brochures we ordered came in)this morning, but there is a problem. Can. you believe they forgot to attach our company logo td them? M: You've got to be kidding mel How many brochures are there? W: Well, there are 12 boxes that need to. go out first thing tomorrow morning,” so. you and | are going to have to get them done! tonight." M: Are you kidding me? Couldn't we just send them bbapk and have the printing company do the work? 1] What does the woman say to the man? (A) An errorineeds their immediate attention. (8) They have been working too hard lately. (C) The design of their new company logo is bad. (0) An order they placed has not arrived yet. How will they solve the problem? (A) By ordering extra boxes. (8) By returning the products, (C) By doing the work themselves. (D) By finding another company. 21 What will happen tomorrow momning? (A) Anew shipment wil arrive. (B) Some goods will be sent out. (©) The boxes will be sent back (0) They wil find a new printing company. oy Paeotasin Practice + There are 12 boxes that need to go out first thing tomorrow morning. = There are e dozen boxes that must be sent ‘out fret thing tomorrow morning. = There are 12 boxes that have to go out frst thing tomorrow morning + get them done tonight =finish them this evening = complete them by th Its crucial hat we got them done tonight nd of the day * Couldn't we just send thom back? = Can't we just return them? = Couldn't we just have them take them back? 399\ test o9 part 3 ‘Questions 53 through 55 refer to the following conversation. M: | just received a call from Larry from our head office, and he said Mr. Wong can’t give the presentation tomorrow at our company’s annual conferenve being held at the Prince Hotel because of a sudden illness in)his family.” He asked me to take his plac at the conference.” Would you happen to know if there is a bus or subway that goes directly from here? W: | didn’t know that you are going to give a speech there. In fact, Mr. Singh and | are going to be in attendance, and we are planning to drive. If you'd like, you can ride along with us." M: That sounds wonderful. What time will you be taking off? W: We will meet here at 7 since it only takes about an hour to get there. We might even have time for breakfast once we get there. Why won’ Mr. Wong be able to give the speech? (A) He suddenty came down with an iliness. (8) He does not have away to getto the hotel (C) He hes to ettend to a femily member. {(B) He has to make an unexpected trp. ‘What wll the man do? (A) Drive the woman to the conference. (@) Visit Mr. Wong atthe hospital (©) Fill in for Me. Wong. (0) Make breakfast for the quests How will the man get to the conference? (a) By cer. (8) By train. (©) Bybus, (0) By airplane. vy Pas pate + He asked me to take his place. = He asked me to fill In for him, = He asked me to do It instead. He asked me to take his place a the meeting because something urgent has come up, + be going to be In attendance = ill be present = be golng to be there Most ofthe people know are gong to bein attendance, + You can ride along with us. = You can come with us. = You can tag along with us. lt you don’ have a way to get there, you can ride along with us. aon‘Questions 56 through 58 refer tothe folowing conversation. W: We are short of staff today. Why don’t you call up Some of theypart-time workers and see if they can work today? We are expecting’@ massive crowd to swarm is tonight since a great review) got printed in today’s local paper. M: Is that why we are getting so many calls? | couldn't figure out why the phone was ringing off the hook) W: | didn't know about it either, but one of the customers told me that he came after reading the review.” He also complimented us on/the great food we serve here. M: That's good to hear. All the renovation work)we did here and hiring the new chef we scouted)from France are really paying off.” Where do they most likely work? (A) Anewspaper company. (8) A restaurant, (©) Aphone company. (0) Atravel agency. How did the woman lear about the news? (A) By reading it in a paper. (8) From a co-worker. (C) One of the customers told her. (0) She overheard the chef talking, What have they done to improve their business? (A) They took out an adin the local paper. (8) They contacted their existing customers (C) They provided food sampies to their quests. (D) They hired a new professional cook. vy Paavhrsa Practice + We are short of staff today. = We don't have enough people today. = We are lacking staff today. + We are expecting a massive crowd to swarm us tonight. = We are anticipating a lot of people to come tonight. = We are predicting a large number of people to turn out this evening. + Leouldn't figure out why the phone was ringing off the hook. =| couldn’t understand why there were so many calle. = [couldn't make out the reason why the phone was ringing 60 much, 401Test 09 PART O ‘Questions 59 through 61 refer tothe following conversation. M: Will you be making the trip outto Los Angeles next Monday? W: Iwas planning to, but something has come up,” so | was contemplating whether or not | should delay\my trip to)the week after. Why do you ask? M: My brother who moved to France five years ago is coming to LA next week on a business trip, so | was thinking of-going out | there to see him." And since | heard you are going, | thought maybe we could drive down together. Ws. That sounds like a good idea, | do have to make a trip there, and it would be nice fo have some company. Hmm...tell you what; | will see what | can do to take the trip next week affer all.”” Let me give you a shout with the details after lunch today, ‘Why is the woman thinking of postponing her tip? (A) She is not feeling wel. (6) Her car is in need of repairs. (C) She has something else to attend to. (0) Her brother is coming to see her. ‘Why will the man take the trip? (A) To meet his brother. (B) To attend an important meeting. {C) To keep the woman company. (0) To meet his cient. What does the woman say she will let the man know about? (A) If she can go away with the man or not. (B) When she will be able to get back from LA. (C) How many people she will be going on the trip with. (0) Who will be accompanying her on the trip. vy Pama cin * [was planning to do =! was thinking to do =| was meaning to do {was planning to cive there. + |was contemplating ~=1 wae thinking about ~= | was pondering about ~ | was contemplating the station, and | think | have gured out the answer. = would be nice to have some company. = It would be nice to have somebody to talk to, «It would be nice to have ‘someone beside me. would be nice to nave some company fora change.‘Questions 62 through 64 refer tothe following conversation. W: Excuse me, but would you happen to know where the Central Theater might be / around here?/™' | was told that it was on the corner of Leslie and Bayview Road, but all | found was a gas station and par! M: [believe they moved to nother location. Do you know where the intersection of Spadina and College Street is? W: Yes, it's several blocks north of heré, isn’t it? M: Yes, A new mall went up/in the northeast comer a few months ago, and the theater ‘moved in jast month. It's about a ten-minute walk from here. What is the woman doing? (A) Putting gas intd her car. (B) Paying the parking fee. (C) Asking for directions. (D) Buying a movie ticket ‘Where isthe theater located? (A) On Central Street (8) On Bayview Road. (©) On Lesiie Foad (0) On Spadina Street, ‘Where most likely is the conversation taking place? (A) Ina theater. (B) Atagas station, (C) On the road. (0) Inacar. v oe * Would you happen to know ~? = Would you by chance know ~? = Would you perhaps know ~? Would you happen te know where Rick's today? + I belleve they moved to another location. =| think they moved to another place. [belive they moved io another location about a month ago. ‘trust they have relocated. + t's about a ten-minute walk. = It’s about ten minutes on foot, = ‘¢ about a ten-minute walking distance. 403A TEST 09 PART 3 ‘Questions 65 through 67 refer to the following conversation. ) M: You didn't forget to call the Maintenance Department to take a look at our machine, did you? Ss W: I made the call to, Jack as soon as I got into work at 9 this morning,” but he said he has many rounds to make today.” According to him, the earliest he can ‘come is around 4. M: That's a bit late. / have an appointment with Mr. Smith at 5, and it will take me at feast an hour to get there.” We need someone here to explain the problem to him. W: My meeting with my client got canceled.)I'l stick around and tell Jack about the problem. You go right ahead and meet Mr. Smith. . ‘Who most likely is Jack? (A) co-worker, yes (@ Aciient (0) The mechanic. (©) The department head. Why will Jack come late? (A) He has many places to visit. (8) He has a long way to drive to gat there. (C) He has to drop by a clients office firs. {D) He has a personal problem to take care of. ‘When will the man most likely leave for his appointment? (ayant - (Bata, (Oats, (DyAts. vy Pei cts + You didn't forget to call ~ = You remembered to call ~= You talked to ~ ‘You dic forget o calle cent about the order, did you? as many rounds to make today = has many places to go = has many deliveries to make ‘Jack fs out because he has many rounds to make today. + filstiek around, =! hang around. =1'N walt around. stick around here unl Ms. Taylor shows up. Ana‘Questions 68 through 70 refer tothe following conversation. ¥'m ealling to confirm my flight to New York this Saturday. My name is Jane ‘Austin, and my flight number is K701. Ms Yes, Ms. Austin. Your name is here in)our computer. I'd like to remind you to. please come to the airport two hours before your departure time to get your seating arrangements." pa W: ‘Thank you. And by the way, could you tell me once again how long my flight will be? Mz The total number of hours is 16 hours because you have a two-hour stopover” at Los Angeles Intemational Airport. ‘When will Ms. Austin leave for her tip? (A) Today, (8) Tomorrow. (C) Saturday. (0) Sunday, Who most likely is the man? (A) Atour guide. (B) An itline employee! (©) Atraveler. (0) Acomputer programmer How many times will he woman's fight stop? (A) Once. (8) Twice. (©) Three times. (0) Four times. vy Pass Practice tm caling to confirm my fight =m calling to check on my fight. =m caling to double check on my Mant ‘m calfing to conf my fight to Los Angeles forthe 6th September. + have a two-hour stopover =have a two-hour break = have a two-hour rest ‘You wil have a two-hour stopover at Pearson intematonal Aiport. 405Test oo Pant A Questions 71 through 73 refer tothe following talk. Welcome to Yellow Submarine Apartments. We are going to give you a guided tout of this new seaside apartment complex, which incorporates many radical new architectural and lifestyle innovations. Whether you are interested in buying a retirement or holiday “home, a main resicience, or even an Investment property, wé at the Yellow Submarine Consortium can ptfer you some stunning properties at excellent prices.”” Let's move info.the foyer. Here and inythe basement carpark, frlendly security staff members ‘ensure)your complete Security twenty-four hours a day.” As you can see from the vf, only the finest quality materials have been used in combination with) the superb design. All the apartments, even on the first floor, have views over the ocean™ Okay, lets take.the elevator to)our display apartment on the eighth floor.” {| Who is the intended audience of this talk? (A) The architects. (8) The security staf, (C) The apartment tenants, (D) Would-be homebuyers. [HIEE_ Which ofthe folowing is NOT part ofthe new apartment complex? (A) Round-the-clock security. (B) Abreathtaking view of the sea. (C)Afirst-rate desion (D) A large balcony in each unit. ‘Where will they head next? (A) To the ground-floor lobby, (B) To the eighth-floor apartment. (©) Tothe basement garage. (©) Tothe front yard vy Pasta Pats + can offer you some stunning properties at excellent prices = can provide you with some excellent properties at amazing prices = can propose some great properties at very reasonable prices ‘You are very lucky because we can offer you some stunning properties at excellent pices. + Only the tinest quality materials have been used. = Only the best quality materials have been used. = Only the top {quality materials have been used. ‘You willbe glad to know that ony the finest quality materials have been used to make the products. 406‘Questions 74 through 76 refer to the following announcement. ‘The CTV annual speech contestis a prestige ¢ompetition with a tradition going back twenty-five years:The Winner of the first competition, held in 1981, was Brian McAdams,” now a well-known television journalist and anchormar(fop CTV. Weld like to remind you that the highest standards)will-be €xpected of all contestants at all times. However, we'd also like to say that the benefits of partitipating are enormous even if you don't win. A pre-competition round) of selectiong will be held here next Monday ~ that’s June the sixth — Beginning at 8:00 p.m. So, please fill in your entry form, and we'll see you back here next Monday.” Thanks! How old is the speech contest? (A) One year old. (8) Five years old. (©) Ten years old. (D) Twenty-five years old. ‘What is mentioned about Brian McAdams? (A) His dream is to become a news anchor. (&) He will be one of the judges at the-contest. (C) He competed in the first ever contest. (D) He has been the host of the contest since the first show. ‘What should those who wish to participate in the contest do? (A) Gome down io the stati in person. (8) Fill out a document. (C) Call the television station. (DY Log of}to the website, vy Parare0 Practice + with a tradition going back twenty-five years = with a tradition dating back twenty-five years = with a twenty-five- year tradition + wellknown television journalist and anchorman for CTV =a famous television journalist and anchorman for CTV = ‘an acclaimed television journalist and anchorman for CTV 407test o9 pant 4 ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer tothe following telephone message, Hi, Mark, ve been trying to contact you by e-mail, but for some reasoy you have not responded.” This Is Julie, the secretary of the Choral Society: [hope you recelve this rmessage'in tite. We've had to cancel tonight's rehearsal at the last minute.” If for some reason you don't get this message tonight, | apologize —_there won't be anybody else at the hall this evening. | hope you understand that our’conductoy is unable to attend because of some urgent family business,” and we've decided to postpone the rehearsal until next week. | can't really give you any more details at the momentt;-butT'l let you know “inthe next few days. See you soon. How did the woman first try to get in contact with Mark? (A) By phone. (8) By e-mail. (C) By mail. (0) By fax. What is the message mainly about? (A) The cancellation of their meeting tonight. (8) Anew addition to their choral group. (C) The conductor's wish to meet more regularly. (0) The last minute details before the performance. What happened to the conductor? (A) No one knows his whereabouts, (B) He had to attend to some personal affairs. (C) He has been waiting in the hall for a long time. (0) He has not attended any of the rehearsals. yes tn "ror some reason you have nat reeponded. «For an unknown reason you have not proved an anawer.= For ‘certain reason you have not gotten back to me. aor ot anverel eseages on your answering machine regarding te rd, ut for some reason|younaverolespandod yet + atthe last minute =et the last second = at the last moment | ehanged my mind at the last minute. «We've decided to postpone the rehearsal. = We've decided to hold off the rehearsal for a while, = We've decided io put off the rehearsal until another time.‘Questions 80 through 82 refer tothe following speech, Tonight truly mark a milestone in'the history of this association. When It was created 100 years ago with the intention of encouraging the conservation of English culture,” Who would have thought that it would not only survive but also prosper, until the present day? From one club with 36 members meeting in)one venue in England, we have grown) Jinto\a nationwide association of 50 clubs with over 600 members."” And the annual Drizé fora special contribution to English culture, which has been made possible by the ‘Generosity of, our local businessmen, has become one of the nation's most prestigious awards."” ‘What was the original purpose in creating this club? (A) To preserve English custom. {B) To provide playtime for the rich. (C) To encourage people to compete. (0) To introduce businessmen to each other. i] How many members does the club now have? (a) 36. (©) 50. (C) 100. (0) 600. Who sponsors the nation’s most prestigious awards? (A) Local businessmen. (8) The government. (©) The club president. (0) The members. vy Paes Practice + Tonight truly marks a milestone in the history of this association. = Tonight is really special in the association's [ong history. = This evening clearly characterizes the achievements we have made In our association's long history. + with the intention of ~= with the meaning to ~= with the purpose of ~ {came here withthe intention of winning your vote today. = Who would have thought that ~? = Who could have guessed that ~? = Who could have imagined that ~? "Who would have thought that | would be stancing here talking about my achievements in front ofall of yu. 409= test oa pant G ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer tothe following tak. e to the Goldfields Tour! We have about a one-hour bus trip through beautiful : folling hills before we reach the first stop on our tour," the picturesque and historic town’ of Daylesford. When we reach Daylesford, | suggest that we simply stroll around the 6d town for around thirty minutes to an hour. Daylestord was founded at the tinte of the first gold rush and is largely unchanged™ since the boom period of the 1880s, Why don’t you stop at one of the famous bakeries™ on the maln street coffee and cakes? Return to the bus by 1 tour. Thank you. ‘When will they arrive at their first destination? (A) In ten minutes, (8) Intwenty minutes, (C) In thirty minutes, (D) In sixty minutes. What does the speaker mention about Daylesford? (A) Itis at the bottom of a hil (B) It still resembleg;the gold rush days. (©) thas become’a large city. 3 p (0) Itis secluded from other cities, [:)5) What does the speaker suggest the listeners do at their next destination? (A) Drop by the bakeries. (B) Check out the hills, (C) Buy some cheap gold. (O) Check out the historical building vy PaorresD Pracioe + simply stroll around = casually walk eround = freely get around ‘You wil have an hour to simply sto around the museum at your llsure. * We will proceed with the rest of the tour. = We wil continue on withthe rest ofthe tour. = resto the tour, ‘We will go ahead with the 410‘Questions 86 through 88 refer to the following talk. Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen. | hope you enjoyed your meal. Personally, | foun be an, absolute east, and I'd lke to thank the organizers for their marvelous work, It's time to\move on to the more formal part of the evening, which comprises the ‘awards for ) journalist and photojournalist f)the year. This year has been a particularly dark ‘and dangerous one for journalists working in war zones.” | can only say how much I admire and respect those Couraggoils writers and photographers who have risked death and even torture in order to‘bng the truth to the world. Would everyone please give @ big round of applause: {or our chief editor? He is going to present our first award)” 1] What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To present awards to the best journalists. (8) To thank the organizer for preparing the event, (C) To welcome the listeners to A company dinner function. (0) To reveal the truth about Some war secrets. fe Why does the speaker say that this year has been particularly tough? (A) Many of the journalists had to go to war. (B) He lost some of his closest colleagues. (C) The newspaper company had a hard time. {D) The writers could not write freely. 18] Who is going to make the first presentation? (A) The heed editor, (8) The speaker. (©) The event organizer. (0) One of the journalists. vy Pano ate * Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, = May I have your attention, ladles and gentlemen? = Attention, ladies and gentlemen. time to move on to the more formal part of the evening. = It's time to move om to the official part ofthe night. 's time to get on with the night's event an 60ri... test og pant 4 ‘Questions 69 through 91 refer tothe following telephone message. Hello, this is Michaet Kruger from Kruger's Family Delicatessen. We've just received a delivery from your company,” but on inspection we have found that an entire pallet of tinned anchovies has been damaged.” It looks like they fell at some time during transportation. Some of the tins have broken and are leaking oll. Many others are dented. We can't possibly accept them at the agreed price. We've already spent two hours cleaning up dripping oil. Either we can return them to you and you can deduct the costs from your ( next invoice, or we'll accept them at a substantial discount. Why don’t you send a sales representative?” We need to sort this out as soon as possible. Thanks. {| Who is leaving the message? (A) Acustomer. (8) Adolivery statf member. {C) The food inspector. (0) Acleaning staff member. i]. What is the problem? (A) The speaker is running late with the delivery. (8) The price of the goods is a bit oo stegp. (C) The sales representative is not available now. (D) Some damaged goods have been dellvered. [210] What does the caller demand the listener do? (A) Return the product. (B) Bring replacements. (C) Send someone over. (0) Clean up the leakage. vy Paanvss8 Paci + We've just recelved a delivery from your company. = We've just gotten the producte delivered from your firm. = We Just got the order delivered from your company. + but on inspection = but while checking = but when we were looking over “The products were delered but on inspection we found some broken ems. ‘+ We need to sort this out as s00n as possible, = We need to solve this as soon as possible. = solution for this as soon as possible. ato™ ‘Questions 92 through 94 refer to the following talk. Our Sales Department has a particularly proud record since the founding of the company in 1946." Starting out just after the Second World War, our company employed three traveling salesmen and a national sales manager to expand our operations aggressively throughout North America. Of course, we couldn't have done that without top quality, products to sell. On the other hand, without sales and a hungry sales staff, the ‘company would not have been able to survive, let alone expand as it has done in the last sixty years." You have been chosen from a field of sixty applicants to continue that tradition,’ and we have faith that through your energy and positive attitude we will be able to continue our expansion to markets all over the world. For about how long has the company been in business? (A) 6 years. (8) 40 years. (€)60 years. (©) 100 years. Who does the speaker give credit forthe company’s success? (A) The sales team. (B) The company founder. (€) The investors (0) The operations manager. J] Who most ikely is listening tothe talk? (A) War veterans. (8) Sales managers. (©) Factory workers. (0) New employees. v a * On the other hand = On the contrary = In opposition ‘On the other hand, we could always come back a day cay. + We have faith that~= We believe that ~= We trust that ~ ‘We have ath that you will do well at your assigned job, 413test oo part 4 ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer tothe following telephone message. ‘You have reached the offices of Dombey and Sons, suppliers of fine food and wines.” We've had a very busy Christmas and New Year, and we are now closed for our usual winter break.” We will re-open on the fourth of January at the usual time. Should you have any urgent requirements, why don’t you contact our companion supplier,”” Micheline’s Food Locker? Micheline’s is located in Victoria Square and can be contacted between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Monday to Saturday. What kind of business is Dombey and Sons? (A) Arestaurant. (B) Awinery. (©) Atravel agency. (0) A food supplier. [IN Wty ie Dombey and Sons closed? (A) The store went out of business. (8) The owners are on holidays. (C) It is after their business hours. (0) his the weekend ‘What should a caller with an urgent request do? (A) Call back another time. (8) Try a different number. (C) Leave a message. (0) Stay on the tine. sy Pa act + atthe usual time = at he normal ime = atthe regular time We nil cary on wih ur business a the val ie rng te hoe season + canbe contacted = can be reached = can get in touch with ‘can be contacted at my office during business hour. AMA‘Questions 98 through 100 refer tothe following advertisement. ‘Are you looking for a new carpet? You won't find a better deal anywhere than at the Carpetcall summer sale. Everything in our store is reduced, and if you find the same carpet at another store cheaper, we'll reduce the price by another 10%." We have a brand new range of stunning, imported, wool carpets from ttaly.™ Carpet your entire house for less than $50 per square meter. Our display center also has a rug and wall- hanging gallery. These wonderful rugs from fran, Turkey, India, and Nepa!™ will transform your home into a beautiful palace. Carpetcall has 20 stores in the metropolitan area," so there's sure to be one near you. Or just call 777-7111 to find out the nearest location. ‘What does the speaker say he will do if a cheaper prios Is found elsewhere? (A) He will give away the carpet for free. (B) He will give an additional discount. (C) He will provide a ful refund, (0) He will match the price. ‘Which of the following is NOT a country the store imports its goods from? (aly. (Nepal (©) india, (0) China. How many stores are there in the city? (A) Seven. (Ten. (©) Twenty. (©) Fity = You won't get a better price anywhere. = You won't get ¢ bargain like this + ll transform your home into a beautiful palace = will turn your home into a beautiful palace = will change your ‘home into a beautiful palace : ‘Our professional designer wil ransform your home into a beautiful palace. 415TEST 10 PART (A) He is sitting near the corner. (8) He is wearing a long-sleeved shirt. (C) He is riding in his car {D) He is folding the paper in halt (A) She's fishing off the edge of the boat (B) She's leaning against a railing. (©) She's out for a walk on a trail (0) She's bending over to pick up something, (A) One woman is reserving a room at the hotel. (6) The guests are checking out of their rooms. (©) The hotel clerks are standing infront of the hotel. (D) The lamps have been tuned on. | (A) The man is attending toa patient. (B) The patient is geting up trom the chair (C) The mans putting on his gloves. (0) The patiant is looking out the window. (A) The workers have finished for he day. (6) The men are working outdoors. (C) One man is pushing the wheelbarrow. (©) One man is planting trees by the hilside. AiR Res Vv + He is writing in his notebook + He is using a pon toot something sown, +The man is busy wring in his notepad. + She is holding onto the railing. + Some people are standing close to the railing, +The people have boarded a ship, + The hole clerks are helping some customers + They/te standing atthe hotel front desk + The room is brightly +The dentists eating a pation. + The patients being worked on. + The man is seeing a patient. + Th men are digging the earth + The men are using shovels + Te men are loading dit into the wheelbarrow.(A) They're setting the table. (8) They're ready to order their meals. (C) They're conversing over a meal. (0) They're talking about their colleagues. (A) He's cutting the cake to give to the others. (B) He's helping himself to some dessert. (C) He's in tine to enter the restaurant, (0) He's passing a dish to the woman. (A) The shelves are being stocked. (6) There are iterns piled up on the floor. (C) The store is not open for business today. (0) The goods on the shelves are on display. (A) The bed is being made. (6) Apicture is being hung on the wall. (C) Arug has been placed on the floor. {D) The chair is located next to the bed. (A) The bending road leads to a building. (8) The road Is being paved. (©) The landscape of the area is very rocky. (D) Atree has fallen on the road. ie Vv ‘They are enjoying a meal together. + The woman is gesturing with her hands. + They are both wearing eyeglasses. He is getting some snacks, + They are standing a a table fll of snacks, ‘Taere ie an assortment of sacks cn the table. The shelves ae filed with goods, + There are goods stocked in the shelves, + The slore is packed with erchandise. ‘The room is unoccupied at the moment + The bed has been made. + Aploture hangs on one side of the wall ‘There are no cars on the road, + Aroad extends out from the building, + There are trees growing along the road, 419TEST 10 PART 2 Paratrsi v ‘Would you like some coffee while you wait? (0) Yes, two conles please Bl Would you care for something to drink wiile o (8) Yes, it's not too much trouble. ada (C) No, tonly got here five minutes ago. oie ees eee Who got the overseas assignment? (A) Ms. Simpson did. ll Who is handing the overseas assignment? (8) That's great. IMs, Simpson has been put in charge of it. (©) Aday after tomorrow. ‘When should | leave? (A) Let’s say goodbye here. 1H When do you want me to go? (B) He is on his way over. | How about afterlunch? (C) Take off right after lunch. Do you have a spare key to the storage room? (A) He usually Keeps it there. BE ere eee (B) There is plenty of room now. eee (0) Go aie sak the caretaker. ‘The caretaker should have a spare. Would it be faster to take the subway or bus at this time of the day? i Which do you think would be a quicker way (A) Lknow the way there. to travel, the bus or the subway? (8) I'd say the subway. ‘) Probably the subway. (C) He's an hour late.Where can I catch a bus to the planetarium? (A) ttwill arrive in ten minutes, (B) He went there yesterday. (C) Attthe stop over there. ‘Why didn't you get some help? (a) thought I could handie it on my own. {(B) No, but | might be able to help you out (C) He didn't say anything to me. ‘re you planning to go to Mr. Brown's retirement party this ‘evening? (a) He retired a year ago. (B) Yes, but I will be late. (C)Atthe big plant. ‘When are you going to talk to the general manager about the raise? (A) It's generally done this way. (®) Inhis big office. (C) When he comes back from lunch. Did you turn in your report? (A) She reports directly to me. (B) No, !am still working on it. {C) Lwillturn it off when I leave. Parantrasy v |B Which bus goes to the planetarium? Bus number 12. Bl why didnt you ask fora hand? | wanted todo it mysett. Bl Are you going to Mr. Brown's retirement party? fAlbe there an hour late. [When are you thinking of asking your boss togive youa raise? faltalkto him after lunch. 1B Did you submit your report? 5 No, {have not rished writing 424Test 10 PART D we ‘Would you like to check out a movie or go for a drive ‘somewhere? (A) (didn’t see him anyway. (B) He drove all the way here. (C) Amovie sounds inviting. ‘Ms, Antonio brought Mark from the head office to help her reorganize the Sales Division, didn't she? (A) Yes, and he is doing a great job. (B) Yes, she is the one who made the sale. (©) We might be able to help them out. wea How do you know Jeft Miler? (A) Since my high schoo! days. (B) We went to the same college. (©) Ho says he knows you, too, Can you suggest a nice place to eat in this town? (A) He suggested two options. (6) Yes, I need to go there, too. (C) Sorry, | recently moved here myself. wa ‘You took computer classes at the local college, didn't you? (A) Yes, learned so much. (B) Yes, | know where the college is. (C) No, I don't think I'l have time for that. Pmt Vv B What do you fet ko dein, watching & ‘movie or jst criving around the cty? {| Ihave not seen a movie in a while 7B Didn't Ms, Antonio call Mark from the main | office to help her reorganize the Sales Division? 1 Yes, and he's been a great help. Bh Where do you know Jeff Miller from? | He was my roommate in college IB Whore isa good restaurant around here? 1 only moved here a short while ago myst Bl Are you taking a computer class at the college? 1 Yes, t'm learning so much.When is Harty going to arrive? (A) He had a great time. (8) Atterminal two. (©) At about four. How many copies should I make ofthe manuscript? {A) The sooner the better. (@) He's coughing a bi (C) Have a dozen ready. ‘What time are we going for lunch? (A) As s00n as Jeff gets here. (8) Four of us are going. (©) How about some fast food? ww Would you care to join us for some tea atthe executive tounge? (A) Sure, !can teach you later. (8) Normally, at this time. (C) wit be right with you, ka Why is the meeting being delayed? (A) Yes, it's being delayed an hour. (8) inthe large conference room. (C) One of the speakers is not here. ma v When is Harry coming? In the afternoon. Kow many people will need a copy of the manuscript? ‘There will be 12 people, When are we going out for lunch? Lets take off when Jeff gets here. I Why dont you jon us atthe executive lounge for some tea? 1 Sure, give me a second first. Bl What's delaying the meeting? {| Aguest speaker's late. 423TEST 10 PART D Meat 7) | v David Richardson used to be one of our customers, wasn't he? Wasn't David Richardson a customer of | (A) Yes, until he moved to another city. cue (@) He often uses it at the workplace, Yes, but he moved out ofthe cy {C) Yes, at the Customs Office. | Have you had a chance to get the copies ready, or should | | ‘get Susan to doit? ld Do you have enough time to prepare the | coeintaeaer copies, or stele Suse ott cee (®) I had many opportunities. . | (C) Pll make them right away. take care of ther now. Didn't Mr. Newton leave a message? | (A) Yes, t's on your desk. Mei Neal | (6) He lett an hour ago. ‘Yes, lett the message on your desk. (©) twill pass it on to him Do you know if we hired anyone to take over Mr. Peterson's job? Did we find someone to replace Mr. (A) The position is still up for grabs. Peterson? (8) I heard he is going into retirement. Ei No, were stil searching, | (0) liltake it over to him mysett. eel How about showing our appreciation by sending Jenny a thank-you card? Dl Why dont we send Jenny a card to thank (A) Thank you. appreciate it her for everything she has done for us? : (8) That's a wonderful gesture. By That e very thougnt {C) The post office is not far. AoADidnt the owner say that he wanted the picture hung next to the television set? (A) We can take some more pictures. (8) Let's all watch it together. (C) I think that’s what he said. May I ask you the reason why you are returning this tem? (A) That’s our refund policy. (©) Mlbring it on my way back. (C) There is a tear on the side. Don’t you want to ride along with Henry? (A) Yes, know Henry well (B) No, I'm not going today. (©) Let's go together. Do you know why the vice-president wants to see me in person? (A) He wants to meet with you. (®) Sure, | will tell him. (C) Maybe he saw you there. have neither seen nor talked to Frank in months. (A) [haven't seen him either. (6) They saw it together last night. {C) He does lke talking, doesn't he? Paraprase, Vv Tl The owner wanted the picture hung here by the television set, didn't he? ‘Yes, that's what he wanted. item? Yes, the side is ripped a ite. Jgthere a reason why you are returning this Do you want me to ask Henry to give you a lik Thanks, but mm going to stay here today. I Why do you think the vice-president wants toseeme? He wants to know who you are. BI It's been months since | last saw Frank. 1) Where is he by the way? 4254 TEST 10 PART O ‘Questions 41 through 43 refer tothe folowing conversation, M: | couldn't attend the meeting this morning. Do you know when we are supposed to show up at the restaurant this evening?” W: Well, Jack told everyone to be there by 7:00." He also said for any of us to call him if we are going to be late. M: Is that right? | have been asked to drop off some packages at our head office by Mr. Johnson, and | am not sure if | will be able to make it there on time. W: You know, if you are driving out there now, your best bet is to call Jack.” Highway 10 usually gets pretty jammed during the time you come back. What did Jack say? (A) Everyone must attend the meeting, (B) Be prompt in arriving at the restaurant. (©) Think about what they want to eat. (0) Leave early to avoid terrible trafic, [TP What does the man have to do? (A) Run an errand. (©) Buy aaitt (C) Call the head office, (D) Head over to the restaurant (7/9) What does the woman suggest the man do? (A) Goto the head office another time, (B) Call Jack in advance. (©) Attend the earlier meeting, (D) Take public transportation. vy Paaehrasa Pacts + when we are supposed to show up = when we have to be there = when they are expecting us + Lull be able to make It there on time, =1 will most likely be there on time. = I won't be late. + get prety jammed = get pretty crowded = get quite congested ‘Te highway gts prety jammed during rush hour. 426‘Quostions 44 through 46 refer tothe following conversation. v W: Okay, let me see if | have everything straight here. Your flight is due to arrive next Tuesday on June 20 at 4:50 p.m. You will spend one night at the Hilton Hills and be ‘on the 11 o'clock flight out to London, right? MM: That's correct. | will spend a night in Paris’ to meet with Mr. Chretien the first thing Wednesday moming to settle a couple of things before I set out to London to close a deal with Mr, Charles Connery." | need you to make sure you have all the documents ready for me when | get there." W: No problem. ve also called Mr. Chretien and told him that you will be coming to see him, and he said he will have all the necessary documents ready for you as well. M: That's great. | have a gut feeling that | am going to land this contract. | feel very good about it How many nights will the man spend in France? (A) One. What does the man ask the woman to do? (A) Prepare all the necessary papers. (8) Call Mr. Connery to make an appointment. (©) Book a flight ticket to Londor (0) Reserve a room at the Hilton Hils ‘Why is the man making the trip to London? (A) To meet up an old friend, (B) To close a deal. (C) To find his parents’ land. (0) To pick up some documents, Paraphrasing practice settle =ftnallze = make things right | nave to setle the depute once and fora ‘set out to Lontion to close a des! = leave for London to finalize a contract = take off for London to get the agreement Inwriting {have to set out to Loncion to close a deal this afternoon. + Ihave a gut feeling that | am going to land thie contract. =| am sure that! willbe able to sign this contract. = have ‘an inner feeling that! will get thie contract signed. 427 oeTEST 10 P Quostions 47 through 49 refer to the folowing conversation. M: Lisa, would it be possible for me to get a copy of the sales report? | couldn’t attend this morning's meeting because my wisdom tooth was bothering me, so | ended up going to see my dentist.” W: Okay, I'l ask Joan to have the report ready for you." Why don't you drop by my office after lunch to pick it up? M: Thanks, | really appreciate that. And, by the way, did you happen to see Mr. Lee this moming? | just dropped by his office, but he was not there. | really need his expert advice about a deai | am working on. W: Oh, he showed up for the meeting, but | saw him leave in a hurry right after. He mentioned something about picking up Ms. Tan at the airport this morning." She's due back from Hong Kong today. Why did the man most ikely miss the meeting? (A) He went to see a client about a special deal. (8) He went to the dentist's office for a toothache. (C) He went to the aitport to pick up someone. (D) He went out to have lunch with Joan, Who will prepare the report forthe man? (Ar Lee. @)lisa (©) Joan. (©) Ms. Tan. ‘Where most likely is Mr. Lee now? (A) Hong Kong. (B) The airport. (©) Ameeting, (D) Adental office, vy eta rate ‘My wisdom tooth was bothering me. = My wisdom tooth was hurling me. = My wisdom tooth was killing me. | went o s8e my dentist ecause my wisdom tooth was bothering me. + pick itup=getit= fetch it Could you come and pick t up because | won't be able to go there? * She's due back. = She's expected back. = She will be back, Mary is out of the ofice, and she's due back at two. 428 sesneensesnertost‘Questions 50 through 52 refer to the folowing conversation. M: 1am expected to give a speech in front of all the directors In half an hour."**” Id better go upstairs to the conference room and get all the necessary equipment ready. Do you need any help? | could probably give you a hand setting up the projector or something. M: That's very nice of you, Jan. In fact, | could use more copies of these figures.” Do you mind? = W: No, not at all. 1 will get them ready and bring them up to the conference room right away." Oa Who will most likely attend the meeting? (A) Glionts. (B) Upper-level managers. (©) Now employees. (0) Technicians. ‘When Is the man scheduled to give his speech? (A) Inthirty minutes. (8) Right away. (©) Tomorrow morning (0) Noxt woek. How will the woman assist the man? (A) By sotting up the projector. (B) By gathering the sales figures. (C) By duplicating some documents. {D) By helping to carry something to the conference room, y hea pace * Do you need any help? = Would you ikea hand? = Can you handle it yourself? + Higlve you a hand. =i help you. give you a hand wit the boxes. + Do you mind? = Would It be okay? = Can you? llassist you. 4293 ‘Questions 53 through 55 refer to the folowing conversation. TEST 10 W: I'm terribly sorry, Henry, but | am going to have fo cancel on tonight. | just received a call from Mr. King, a very important client of mine, and he says that he is in the area ‘and he wants to come over to the office at 6 to talk to me about something. Do you think we can get together another time? M: Sure, we can always catch a flick this weekend.” Who is this Mr. King guy anyway? W: Oh, he is the owner of a fabric manufacturing firm that I recently sold a group policy to." He mentioned something about wanting to increase the size of his group policy.” M: Wow, that’s great. | wish more of my customers would come and visit me to buy extra coverage. Who most likely are they? (A) Movie crite. (8) Clothes designers (C) Insurance agents. (0) Travel agents. What did they originally plan on doing together this evening? (A) Visit a otent (8) Watch a movie. (©) Pick up some fabric. {D) Get oxtra coverage, Why is Mr. King coming to see the woman? (A) To complain about service. (B) To purchase more insurance, (C) To discuss a problem. (0) To buy some ciothes. vy Paha * Bo you think we can get together another time? = Would It be okay If postponed our meeting today? = Can we, meet ata leter date? > We can always catch a flick thie weekend. theater this weekend. fe can always watch a movie on Saturday. /e can alweye go to the + Wow, that’s great. = Wow, thet's amazing. = Wow, that ie wonderful 430‘Questions 56 through 58 refor tothe following conversation, M: Do you know how many people are going to show up this evening? | need to call the restaurant to make a reservation. W: There will be about 10, including me and you.” Why don't you check with Shirley just to make sure? She is the one who knows exactly who will be showing up. M: All right, but she stepped out for a moment to mail something at the post office.” | will drop by her office after | come back from lunch, Do you want to join me in the cafeteria? W: Sure, | will be right with you. Just give me a second to make a call to a client first. ‘What does the man want to know? (8) Ifthe woman has made a reservation ot not {B) Where Shirley has gone. (C) How many people already had dinner. {D) Who will turn up this evening. ‘According to the woman, how many people are expected to show up this evening? (A) Six (8) Eight (©) Ten. (0) Twelve, What Is Shirley most likely doing now? (A) Having lunch at the company cafeteria. {B) Booking seats at a nearby restaurant. (C) Sending something at the post office. (0) Talking to a client in the meeting room. y fae pace * Why don’t you check with Shitley just to make sure? = Why don’t you ask Shirley again to make sure? = You should ‘ask Shirley to double check, + She stepped out for a moment. = She went out for a while, = She is not inthe office now. Janice was here, but she ust stepped out fora moment + Just give me a second, = Just give me a moment. = Just give me a minute, 431TEST 10 PART O ‘Questions 59 through 61 refer to the folowing conversation. Ww: M | must have eaten too much last night at the buffet restaurant because my stomach still feels bloated. I’m just going to settle for coffee this morning. What are you going to have?" am starved. | am going to order the continental breakfast. Wow, you really do have an appetite, don’t you? I mean, | don’t understand how you can eat as much as you do yet keep yourself so thin like that. You are so lucky. Well, | guess | have always digested my food very fast."” I've been thin for as long as | can remember. Actually, when | was younger, my wish was to gain some weight. In fact, | remember eating 5 meals a day during high school just to gain some weight, but | didn't have any luck. Where is the conversation most likely taking place? (A) Ata doctor's office. (B) Ata restaurant. (©) Ata health club, (0) Ata public schoo! Why does the woman envy the man? (A) He did very wellin school {B) He does not have a weight problem. (C) He is going to eat something delicious. (0) He gets coffee at a very good price. What can be inferred about the man? (A) He does not like to eat much. (@) He metabolizes food quickly. (0) He keeps himsetfin shape. (0) He recently graduated fom high schoo! Pareohas practice Vv Prac + What are you going to have? = What are you going to eat? = Have you decided what you want to eat? + Lam starved. = 1am hungry. = could use something to eat. + ve been thin for as long as | can remember. =I've been skinny slnce | was very young. 439 ‘ve always been thin.‘Questions 62 through 64 refr tothe following conversation, M: Aren't you supposed to be in Boston right now? I thought you left to attend the business conference yesterday.” W: I did, and | came back late last night. It was only a day affair, and | took the last flight out because | have a meeting with Mr. Jones this afternoon.’ | could have taken a flight out this morning, but | have some things to prepare before | meet with him.’ M: You kn w, if had known that it was only a day affair, | would have taken the trip with you. | also have a meeting with a very important client today, and that's why | didn't make the trp, W: You should've talked to me about it. We could've made the trip together. Why did the woman make a trip to Boston? (A) To participate in a meeting. 8) To meet with a olient (©) To show the ay to Mr. Jones. fo spend some time with the man. For how many days did the woman go away? (A) One. (8) Two, (0) Four. Why did the woman come back early? (A) She forgot to take some important doc (8) She was not happy with the conference, (C) She needed to get ready for a meeting. (D) She couldn't convince Mr, Jones to stay longer. v i + I'came back late last night. = returned fate yesterday. =| got back late yesterday. + twas only @ day affair, = It was only a day event. = twas only for one day. + Lwould have taken the trip with you. thetrip. ‘would have gone on the trip with you. = | would have accompanied you on 433TEST 10 PART 3 ‘Questions 65 through 67 rfor tothe following conversation. |W: What do you think would be a good way to advertise our new product, the local paper or the radio? M: We tried both before, but the results were not very good compared to how much they cost. | thought we could try advertising online this time around. | heard the cost Is very minimal and the results far exceed other forms of advertisement nowadays. It actually costs about 1/10 of television ads yet produces similar results. W: Yes, | heard something about that as well. | think it's worth a try. Why don't you look into it and get back to me soon? M: Pll go and speak to a friend of mine who works jn the field." He's the one who mentioned it to me a while back. How does the man suggest advertising? (A) On the Internet. (8) In alocal paper. {C) On television. (0) On the radio. Which of the following suggestions is a posttive point mentioned by the man? (A) tis very cost-effective. (8) Itwill bring in more business. (©) twill reach a bigger audience. (0) It caters to a special market | Who will the man consult? (A) Aco-worker. (B)A friend. (©) Acustomer. (D) Atelevision producer. vy Parra acti + [thought we could try advertising online. ‘advertising online might be a better way. Maybe it would be a better idea to try advertising online. = Perhaps + [heard the cost is very minimal. =To my understanding, the cost is very cheep. = heard the price Is quite low. + Why don’t you look into it and get back to me goon? = Why don’t you find out and call me back soon? = Why don't ‘you uncover It and let me know soon?‘Questions 68 through 70 refer tothe following conversation. W: Here are the medical charts of your patients for this afternoon. Is there anything else you need, Dr. Lester? M: Thank you, Jane. And yes, | do need you to take a walk down to the X-ray room to get Mr. Chow's X-rays for me.” But before you do, could you ask the next patient to come in, please? W: Your next patient, Ms. Jackson, is not here yet. She called about an hour ago from her accountant’s office and said she might be delayed a littia. Should | send in Mr. Peterson first?” M: Yes, please ask him to come In.” Also, could you call up my insurance agent, Mr. Harris, after you pick up the X-ray film and tell him that I'd Ike to see him tomorrow moming? [ae \What isthe man’s occupation? (A) He is a physicia (8) He is an X-ray technician (©) Hes an accountant (0) Hes an insurance agent What does the man ask the woman to do? (4) Buy more insurance, (B) Get eome X-rays. (C) Look over the medicat ct (0) Speak with Ms. Jackson, Who will man most ikely see next? (A) Mr. Chow. (8) Ms. Jackson. (C) Mr. Peterson. (0) Mr. Hans. vy Passi Practice + Is there anything else you need, Dr. Lester? = Can |help you with anything else, Dr. Lester? = Do you need me for anything else, Dr. Lester? + She might be delayed a itt. = She might be bit late. Usa isin a meeting now, and she might be delayed a itl, he could be litle behind schedule. + 1d lke to see him tomorrow morning. =I'd like to meet with him in the morning. = 'd like to get together with him in. the morning. 435Test 10 PART & ‘Questions 71 through 73 refer tothe following talk. Today is the first workday of the new year, and we'd like to start off with a very positive resolution, especially as we have twenty new staff members beginning today.” Our company has always been heavily involved in volunteer work. We have several teams of volunteers, each of which specializes in a different area. Please join one of the clubs and participate in their special activities.” We'd like all members to remember that service to others can be surprisingly fun and rewarding. Our receptionist, Jo Workman,” who is also the leader of the environmental action team, has prepared a handbook cn volunteering and other social activities. Please get a copy, and don't hesitate to join.” ‘Who is the audience of this talk? (A) Volunteers who have just joined. (B) Employees of the company. (C) Special club members. {D) Entertainers who will perform today. Whois Ms. Workman? (A) The company receptionist. (®) Anew employes (©) An author. (0) Adepartment head. ‘What does the speaker suggest the listeners do? (A) Pick up their rewards. (B) Photocopy some documents, (C) Join one of the teams. (0) Talk to the club leader. vy Pathe acto + heavily Involved in = heavily absorbed In = deeply Involved in Everyone in our team Is heavily involved in this project. + which specializes in a different area = which caters to a diferent market = which concentrates on a diferent market We have a team which specializes na diferent area + Don't hesitate to join, = Don't think twice about joining, = Don't even consider not joining. ease don hestate In joining us for dinner ths evening 228— ‘Questions 74 through 76 refer tothe following news report. ‘The East York Juniors Soccer Club is launching a membership and fund-raising di to start off the new season.” The club's secretary has told our local sports reporter that the club may be forced to close this year due to financial problems.” He would like to encourage all parents to consider the benefits to chikiren and the community By supporting the local soccer club, which has been working in this community for the last sixty years. ‘The annual membership fee has been raised to forty dollars In order to cover the cost of maintaining club facities. The club is also seeking volunteers to work as officials and umpires. Anyone with first ald or coaching experience is most welcome to join the coaching team.” What is the report mainly about? (A) The closing down of a local sports club, (8) The need for a fund-raising drive to keep a club in operation. (C) The amount of money they have ralsed to date. (D) The hiring of a new coach for the team. What does the speaker say about the club? (A) Itis on the brink of shutting down. {8) Itis only available to local residents. (O) Ithas hired a new coaching statt (0) It encourages parents to join the team. |Who would most likely be considered for the position? (A)A person who had played for a professional team. (8) Parents who have children of their own. (©) Anyone who wishes to exercise on a regular basis. (D) Those who have knowledge of first aid. v aT Ye would lke fo encourage all parents to do = He would ke to ask all parents to do = He would lite fo urge at parents to do Fhe would ke to encourage all parents to patcpee nthe uncoming parent-tether meeting «The annual membership fee has been raised. = The yearly membership fee has gone i membership has increased. Ine cost of the yearly «cover the cost of maintaining = handle the cost of operating = Include the cost of running ‘We have 1oralse ticket prices to cover the cost of mainaining the stadium. 437test 10 part 4 ‘Questions 77 through 79 refer tothe following talk. Congratulations on your choice of a Xenox PDP-alpha laser fax, copier and printer. All Xenox products incorporate the latest technology into attractive, versatile, and durable office equipment. This instruction manual will demonstrate clearly how to assemble, install, and use your new Xenox-alpha. As a first step,” please ensure that you have a clear ‘space that Is large enough and has electrical and computer cable access.” Next, in the package labeled ‘A’, you will find a training video, warranty documents, and atter- sales service information.” The video is designed for staff training. Please take the time to view it in order to get the best out of your new copier and to avoid costly damage due to incorrect use. Now, let's open package ‘B', and begin assembly. | What isthe talk mainly about? (A) The steps necessary in setting up the machin (8) How to send a fax overseas. (C) Where to pick up the cheapest copier. (©) How to make the best use of the video. What is found in package “A"? (A)A videotape. (8) Atax machine, (C) The manual. (D) Some printing paper. ‘J, What will the listeners do first? (A) Find the right place to Install the machine. (B) Watch the video for instruction. (©) Read over the manual together, (0) Start putting together the equipment. “Please take the time to view it. = Please look at it carefully. = Please read it over thoroughly. * get the best out of your new copier = make the best use of your new copy machine = understand how to use your new copler fully Everyone should study the manual carefully fo get the best out of your nw copier + avold costly damage = avold heavy damage = avold a lot of damage Lets think about al the possibites to avoid costly damage. 438‘Questions 80 through 82 refer to the following talk. In an important move today, the Board of Directors announced that their search for a new CEO has been successful.” We are pleased to announce that Mr. Michael Benwick, one of the most respected business leaders in Europe, has accepted the position.*” Mr. Benwick has had a far-ranging and highly successful career in industry in ‘South Africa and the United Kingdom. After graduating from Oxford in 1965, he took a middle management position in South Africa’s mining industry, From there he has never looked back. We welcome him not only for his dynamism and charisma but also for his wealth of experience.“ What is the main topic of the talk? (A) The introduction of anew company leader. (B) The success of the company in recent years. (C) The executive's trip to the United Kingdom. (0) The mining industry in South Africa, Who is Mr. Benwick? (A) Acoaiminer. (B) The new president. (C) One of the board members. {D) Auniversity professor. ‘What does the speaker mention about Michael? (A) He is a graduate student at Oxtord (8) He currently works in South Africa, (C) He has become a very wealthy man, (D) He Is very knowledgeable in his field of work. sy Past act + We are pleased to announce that ~ = We are happy to let you know that ~= We are excited to tell you that ~ \We are pleased o announce that everyone will geta bonus his year + accept the position = decide to take the job = make up one’s mind to come aboard | was told bythe president that Mr Lee has accepted te position we offered, + From there he has never looked back. = From there he went forward. = From there he never regretted. 439test io pant 4 ‘Questions 83 through 85 refer tothe following broadcast. Welcome to Earthbeat, your top-rated, environmental radio program.” First, let's go to the news. We have some sad news to announce today. The federal government has decided to discontinue funding for environmental science on ABC Radio. This will mean that Earthbeat will no longer be broadcast after the last program in this series airs in November."® A government spokesperson said, however, that funding will be increased for pure science and business reporting. Let's move to our first special report. We have in our studio a very special guest: it’s Amy Mcintyre,” the distinguished botanist and author of ‘several prize-winning books on the flora of New Guinea, She'll be talking to our reporter, Jin Gross. What is Earthbeat? (A) Aradio program. (6) An environmental group. (©) Aratings system. (D) Ascience research team. ‘What is going to happen in November? (A) The show will receive more funding. (8) An environmental seminar will be held. (C) The program will air its last show. (0) Anew host will take over the show. Whois Ms. Mcintyre? (A) Areporter. (&) The radio host. (C) A guest. {D) The show's producer. vy Pao pate + First, let's goto the news. = Let's start with the day's news. = Let's begin with today's news. + We have some sad news to announce today. = We have some unpleasant news to tell you today. = unfortunate news to announce today. + no longer be broadcast = no longer be aired = no longer be shown ‘The show wil no longer be broadcast next weak. aan‘Questions 86 through 88 refer tothe following telephone message, Hi, Jen. it's Brian calling. Could you please pass on this important message to Jack Burberry in the Dispatch Office?™ Last night | tried to contact Jack about the return of ‘some items from the Continental Café. The chef at the Continental is not happy about the ‘quality of yesterday's delivery of fresh fruit and vegetables. As you know, the Continental Café has been a particularly important client of ours, so it's important that we provide it with good service. The Continental would like us to discount that delivery.” Could Jack send a representative to the Continental to check on the produce” and to arrange the details? And please tell him that this is urgent. ‘Why is the caller leaving the message? (A) To request a return on an item. (8) To see Ifa new delivery of fresh fruit has arrive. (C) To ask the listener to convey a message. (0) To check and see ita discounts avaliable, ‘What does the staff from the Continental want? (A) Faster delivery. (8) Fresher products, (C) A deduction in price. (0)Aretur call What is asked of Jack? (A) To send an apology letter right away. (8) To replace the wrong items sent, (C) To thank the chef for a great meal. (0) To send someone to check on a product. v ae * pass on this important message to ~ = glve this Important message to ~ = hand over this important message to ~ CCouid you please pass on this important message to Mr. Kim when you make your ip tothe head office? + be not happy about ~= be not pleased with ~= be not too keen about ~ ohn isnot happy about working the right shit. + arrange the details = take care of the detail [wit cal he restaurant and arrange the details sot up the detalls 441A TEST 10 PaRt 4 ‘Questions 69 through 91 refer tothe following talk. Good morning. ! would like to welcome all of the 8 trainee chefs from the Food Science and Technology College this morning.” We hope your stay here will be profitable. | should also mention that our chain of restaurants regularly employs young graduates from your college.” So, we'll be watching you, and if any of you are interested in future employment with us, please let us know. You may not be aware that our chain has restaurants in all the major cities of England and Europe. We have also recently ‘opened restaurants in India, Southeast Asia, China, and Japan. We encourage overseas ‘work experience as a way of developing exciting cooking styles. So working with us can be a fabulous experience if you have the right attitude. So, let's get busy. Please check the notice board to find out which team you have been assigned to."” ‘What is the purpose of the talk? (A) To welcome new employees to the company. (©) To talk to the staff about the overseas branch. (C) To greet interns from a local college. (0) To reveal the latest finding in research. ‘Who is most likely listening to the talk? (A) Chets. (B) Students. {C) Scientists. (0) Office workers. ‘What will the listeners most likely do first? (A) Cook some food. (B) Check the notice board. (©) Fillout an application form. (0) Gather into a group. vy Parra Practice + Please let us know = Please talk to us = Please speak to us | Would appreciate Ii you coulé please let us know what you want today + You may not be aware that ~= You may not know that ~ = You may not have heard that ~ ‘You may not be aware, but Lary Is going to leave us soon. + So, t's get busy, = So, let's got on It. = So, let's start working on it 4a a,‘Questions 92 through 94 refer tothe following announesment. Good aftemoon, shoppers. The management here at the Maytag Department Store would like to wish everyone a very happy Christmas.” For your convenience, this store has extended its opening hours. We will be closing at 10:00 p.m. this evening instead of 9 like we always do.” This will allow all those last-minute shoppers to buy their family ‘the presents which they so richly deserve. In fact, why don’t you make an evening of it and invite your loved ones to dinner at the basement gourmet cafeteria,™ which will be open until 8? Thank you, and merry Christmas. Where is the announcement taking place? (A) Ina family restaurant (©) inagift store. (©) Ina convenience store. (0) Ina department store. ‘When does the business normally close? (ayaa. (Bate. {Cat t0, (arn, ‘What does the speaker recommend the listeners do? (A) Shop early, and go home. (8) Spend time with their families. (C) Try out some food at the eatery. (0) Take advantage of their special sale. vy Pasha race + For your convenience = For your comfort = For your pleasure For your convenience, wa have upgraded all the computers over the weekend, + We will be closing at 10:00 p.m, = We will be open until 10:00 p.m. = We will end our day at 19:00 p.m. + This wil allow ~= This wil let ~= This will provide ~ ‘This wil alow the vistors to park onthe fst oo. 443test 10 pant 4 ‘Questions 95 through 97 refer tothe following advertisement. Well, it's that time of the year again ~ it's time to submit your tax return." We all know what an unpleasant chore that is! Why not get the experts to help you? The experts at Devry Financial Advisers will be able to maximize your tax refund at a minimal cost to you.”” In most cases, we can honestly say that our services will cost you nothing! It's because you will receive the maximum refund that you can obtain. As an added bonus, you will gain the advantage of having your financial records professionally maintained.” Call us now at Devry Financial Advisers at 777-3444, ‘Who would be interested in the ad? (A) People who are starting their own businesses. (B) Anyone who has to fle Income taxes. {C) Statf members who work for Devry. (0) People who are looking for a good investment opportunity ‘What service does Devry provide? (A) it helps one to fl out income taxes. (B) Itinvests money for its customers, (C) It provides financial backing, (0) Itteaches people. ‘What does the speaker say is an added bonus for using Devry? (A) They charge the lowest rate in town. (8) Their servic is taltor-made. (©) They provide a full refund to all customers. (0) They don’t throw away the financial records. vy Passa Prac + Why not get the experts to help you? = Why don’t you have the professionals glve you a hand? = Why don't you ask the speclallsts to assist you? + maximize your tax refund at a minimal cost to you = get the highest tax return atthe lowest price = receive the most while paying the least you use our company, you wil maximize your tax refund ata minimal costo you. aaa‘Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following announcement. Would all passengers waiting for Africana Airlines Flight 228 to Zurich, which is due to depart at 11:15 p.m., please listen to the following important announcement? Due to adverse weather conditions over the Italian Alps, Flight 223 will be delayed until further notice." Africana ipates that takeoff will be possible in approximately 5 hours. We are happy to advise you that all passengers will be provided with a shared room at the transit hotel.” All passengers on Flight 223 to Zurich are advised to make their way to the transit hotel in Concourse D. A complimentary dinner will also be provided. Just show your passport and air ticket to the reception staff to receive a dinner coupon." Please accept our apology for any inconvenience. Why is the fight being delayed? (A) The weather conditions are bed. (B) There is a problem with security. (C) The engine is being looked at. (0) There is a fight mix-up. ‘What is being offered to those passengers waiting? (A) Some refreshments. (8) Accommodations. {C) Adiscount on their futur flights. (0) Alternative fights. How can one receive the dinner coupon? (A) By purchasing a flight ticket using a credit card, (8) By proving that they are heading for Zurich. (C) By checking into the hotel before 1 o'clock. 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