Example You’ve heard : (W) : I was wondering if I could borrow a cup of sugar I’m baking a cake and I ran out (M) : I’m glad it’s your turn to ask for something (N) : What does the man mean ? A B C D He is happy to see the woman again He is glad the woman went returning He is glad that he can return a favor He wants a piece of the cake she is baking Example You’ve heard : (W) : I bought this tie for my husband, but he doesn’t like the color (M) : Would you like to take another look at our selection (W) : I’d rather have a refund (N) : What is the man’s job ? A A hair stylist B An electrician C A die maker D A sales clerk Example You’ve heard : (W) : I’m afraid there is no Sunday edition It comes out only on weekdays (M) : Isn’t there news on Sunday ? (N) : What are the man and the woman talking about ? A A TV show B A newspaper C A newscast D A schedule Example You’ve heard : (M) : Have you seen a thick, dark blue pen ? I’ve looked for twenty minutes, and I can’t find it anywhere (W) : Did you misplace again? You’ll find it You always (N) : What conclusion can be drawn from the woman’s statement ? A B C D The man is 20 minutes late The man came to the wrong place The man has lost his pen several times It’s too dark to look for the pen Example You’ve heard : (W) : Because of the fog in Seattle, Mr Black’s flight has been delayed, and it looks like he’s still waiting for the departure (M) : Oh, thank you for calling Is he going to be in his office tomorrow, or is he going directly to San Francisco ? (N) : Where is Mr Black today ? A In Seattle B In his office C On a plane D In San Francisco Example You’ve heard : (M) : I’ve gained weight If I don’t start exercising everyday, none of my clothes will fit (W) : I could’ve told you that ? (N) : What does the woman suggest to the man ? A Pay for new clothes B Exercise regularly C Have his clothes altered D Weight himself every day Example You’ve heard : (W) : I’d like a pound of your chicken salad and a half a pound of roast beef (M) : Will that be all ? (W) : I guess so (N) : What does the woman mean ? A She is a guest here B She is still thinking C She is finished ordering D She is guessing Example You’ve heard : (M) : Marsha strikes me as an unreliable person She has lost more papers than I care to mention (W) : She is not half as bad as Tracey (N) : What does the woman say about Tracey ? A B C D Tracey is very reliable Tracey doesn’t mention Marsha Tracey is less dependable than Marsha Tracey is more striking than Marsha Example You’ve heard : (W) : Motorcycle races can be very dangerous if you don’t know what you are doing (M) : No kidding (N) : What can be concluded from the man’s response ? A He is joking B He is not kidding C He agrees with the woman D He likes motorcycle races Example 10 You’ve heard : (W) : I am looking forward to this trip Don’t forget the camera Last time we went on a tour, you left it behind (M) : You carry it then (N) : What are the man and the woman going to next ? A Plan a vacation B Buy a camera C Take a trip D Leave the camera Example 11 You’ve heard : (w) : Do you mind closing the door? When they unload the truck, they are very noisy (M) : Do I mind? I’d be happy to (N) : What does the man mean ? A B C D He is unloading the truck He has a good mind He is happy to help the woman He is also bothered by the noise Example 12 You’ve heard : (M) : Peggy wanted to cancel her appointment with Dr Robinson this afternoon (W) : She can certainly that, but the doctor is leaving tomorrow, and he won’t be back until June (M) : In this case, I think she’d better keep it (N) : What did the man say Peggy will ? A B C D Cancel her appointment Wait until June See the doctor now Make another appointment Example 13 You’ve heard : (M) : The bank has turned down my application for a loan I need $ 500 to pay tuition (W) : Don’t look at me ! (N) : What does the woman mean ? A B C D She doesn’t like it when people look at her She doesn’t intend to lend the man the money She works in the loan department at the bank Unlike the man, she has paid her tuition already Example 14 You’ve heard : (W) : The deadline for the market survey is the fifteenth of December To analyze the data we have to finish collecting it by the first of November (M) : This may be cutting it a little too close (N) : What does the man mean ? A B C D The cut should be made differently than was proposed There is ample time to analyze the data The time for data analysis may not be sufficient The market survey won’t be completed in time Example 15 You’ve heard : (M) : The road construction on route 71 is creating terrible traffic backups (W) : Tell me about it That’s the road I have to take home (N) : What can be said about the woman ? A B C D She knows about the road construction She can’t find an alternate route home She wants more information about the traffic She wants the man to tell her about his problem Good Luck Man !