PART ONE Directions: In Part 1 you will hear ten conversations between two people. After the second listening of each conversation, you will hear a question and there are four possible answers provided. Select the best answer to each question. (A) At a romantic restaurant. $39.99. In a law company. $20.99. At Tom’s (A) Interested. At a movie theater. Disappointed. (A) In cash. Annoyed. By debit card. By credit card. (A) The customer may be inexperienced. By check. The customer e-mail too often. (A) Buy some birthday cards. The customer has an important Send some postcards. business e-mail. Send some to his six relatives. He (the technician) knows what the Send some birthday to Peru. problem is. (A) Japan. (A) Australia. The U.S. Ireland. Kuwait. Scotland. Austria. America. (A) They are worried, so they cannot eat. (A) It was expensive. They do not have enough time. It was cheaper. They are working. It was his girlfriend’s choice. They will leave work in ten minutes. It was more interesting than the trip to Japan. (A) $29. Nearly $30. PART TWO Directions: In Part 2 you will hear a conversation. After the second listening, there are seven incomplete sentences and four possible options provided for each gap. Select the best option to complete the sentence.
PART ONE Directions: In Part 1 you will hear ten conversations between two people. After the second listening of each conversation, you will hear a question and there are four possible answers provided. Select the best answer to each question. (A) At a romantic restaurant. In a law company. At Tom’s At a movie theater. (A) In cash. By debit card. By credit card. By check. (A) Buy some birthday cards. Send some postcards. Send some to his six relatives. Send some birthday to Peru. (A) Japan. The U.S. Kuwait. Austria. (A) They are worried, so they cannot eat. They do not have enough time. They are working. They will leave work in ten minutes. (A) $29. Nearly $30. $39.99. $20.99. (A) Interested. Disappointed. Annoyed. (A) The customer may be inexperienced. The customer e-mail too often. The customer has an important business e-mail. He (the technician) knows what the problem is. (A) Australia. Ireland. Scotland. America. (A) It was expensive. It was cheaper. It was his girlfriend’s choice. It was more interesting than the trip to Japan. PART TWO Directions: In Part 2 you will hear a conversation. After the second listening, there are seven incomplete sentences and four possible options provided for each gap. Select the best option to complete the sentence.
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