Listen For Answer In Order

Keena - Siti Aisyah - Zazkia

There are two possible methods to use while you listen to the talks
in Listening Part C.
You can just listen to the talk (and ignore the answers).
You can follow along with the answers while you listen.

Some students prefer to just listen to the conversation while it

is being spoken, and if that method works well for you, then that
is what you should do. Other students find that they can answer
more questions correctly if they read along with the answers
while the conversation is being spoken. Because the detail
questions are answered in order, it is possible to read along
while you listen to the conversation in the recording program.
 EXAMPLE
(woman)

The Great Chicago Fire began on October 8, 1871, and, In your test book, you read (same time):
according to legend, began when a cow knocked over a lantern
in Mrs. O'Leary's barn. No matter how it began, it was a 1. (A) In a barn.
disastrous fire. The preceding summer had been exceedingly 1. In Mrs. O'Leary's home.
dry in the Chicago area, and the extreme dryness accompanied 2. In a cow pasture.
by Chicago's infamous winds created an inferno that destroyed 3. In a lantern factory.
18,000 buildings and killed more than 300 people before it
was extinguished the following day.
2. (A) The dry weather prior to the fire made it worse.
On the recording, you hear: 1. It happened during the summer.
2. Chicago's winds made it worse.
(narrator) 3. It killed many people.

1. According to legend, where did

the Great Chicago Fire begin?

2. Which of the following is not true about the Great Chicago

Fire?