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PRACTICE TEST 1 1. (A) Go to work with Jim (B) Go out for coffee (C) Get some exercise (D) Study for a test 2. (A) If the woman will go to the party with him (B) If the red tie looks good with his shirt (C) If he should wear a tie to the party (D) If the party is already over 3. (A) They both missed class because they were sailing. (B) The man should take better notes during Professor Morrison’s class. (C) She missed Friday’s class, too. (D) She dropped Professor Morrison’s class. 4. (A) He cut himself while he was preparing food. (B) He doesn’t want to work in a restaurant. (C) He’s planning to open up his own restaurant. (D) He’s not going to eat at a restaurant tonight. 5. (A) He wants to know if the woman is joking. (B) He wants the woman to leave him alone. (C) He’d like to know what the quiz will be about. (D) He needs a doctor to look at his injured leg. 6. (A) The program was canceled. (B) The shuttle was launched yesterday. (C) The weather was better than expected. (D) The launch was delayed. 7. (A) She stood up and left the lecture. (B) It was too warm for her to wear a sweater in the lecture hall. (C) Her sweater made her easy to spot. (D) Her notes on the lecture were easy to read. 8. (A) He deserved to get a speeding ticket. (B) He was going to a good restaurant. (C) He probably wasn’t speeding. (D) His ticket was no longer valid. 9. (A) He’s out of breath. (B) He’ll be glad to help. (C) If he helps, it will save the man some money. (D) He won’t be very cooperative. 10. (A) The man didn’t get her a watch. (B) The weather won’t be warm when she graduates. (C) She won’t be graduating. (D) She isn’t going to watch the graduation. 11. (A) She ordinarily works in a florist’s shop. (B) In the end, she won’t have a problem. (C) She wears too much perfume to work. (D) She can always anticipate problems at work. 12. (A) He doesn’t have any questions for her. (B) He won’t be able to take a trip. (C) He can’t study during spring break. (D) He hasn’t decided if he can take a trip. 13. (A) His father told him to go to medical school. (B) His father studied medicine. (C) He and his father walked to the school. (D) He surprised his father with his decision 14. (A) He would be upset if he lost money. (B) He shouldn’t be paid for singing. (C) He is generally very sympathetic. (D) He doesn’t know the words to the song. 15. (A) He’s not related to Larry. (B) He doesn’t think Larry won the contest. (C) He’s not a very good dancer. (D) He has never believed Larry. 16.What can be inferred from this conversation? (A) The man doesn’t like the way the suit looks. (B) The suit costs a lot of money. (C) The man dresses as if he were very wealthy. (D) The man already owns an expensive suit. 17. (A) There is just enough food. (B) Many uninvited guests will come. (C) The woman has prepared too much food. (D) The party will be moved to another location. 18. (A) He took a physics test tonight. (B) He has a class every evening. (C) He was studying by himself tonight. (D) He’s concerned about his grade. 19. (A) He’s changed his major often. (B) He hasn’t really changed his major. (C) He won’t do well in his new major. (D) He was changed by his experience. 20. (A) His lectures put his students to sleep. (B) He’s a middle-aged man. (C) He lectures about history. (D) His lectures are very difficult to follow. 21. (A) She hasn’t been to the dentist for years. (B) She wasn’t able to see the dentist yesterday. (C) She had a long wait before she saw the dentist. (D) She was quite late for her dental appointment. 22. (A) They have agreed on it. (B) They have different opinions about it. (C) It depends on their cooperation. (D) It doesn’t require their attention. 23. (A) His new boss shouldn’t have been promoted. (B) He and his old boss argued. (C) He should get a better job. (D) His boss has helped him a lot. 24. (A) There’s not enough snow to cause a cancellation yet. (B) It will probably snow all night. (C) The university has already decided to cancel classes. (D) It has already stopped snowing. 25. (A) He has been interested in folk dancing for a long time. (B) He’s interested in making new friends. (C) He wants to form a new folk dancing club. (D) He’ll never learn how to dance. 26. (A) She didn’t enjoy the music. (B) She couldn’t see the concert very well. (C) She had a good seat near the stage. (D) She found her seat uncomfortable. 27. (A) Last summer was even hotter. (B) This is the hottest summer he can remember. (C) He didn’t live here last year. (D) The weather is cooler than usual. 28. (A) Students must pay a fee to swim in the pool. (B) The public cannot use the pool on campus. (C) The swimming pool is temporarily closed. (D) The pool can be used by students for free. 29. (A) They can’t see the stars clearly. (B) They’re not in the city tonight. (C) They are looking at the lights of the city. (D) They’ve never seen each other before tonight. 30. (A) He generally works on Saturday. (B) He doesn’t know many people at work. (C) He isn’t allowed to get phone calls at work. (D) He wasn’t expecting a phone call. EXERCISE 1. C 2. B 3. C 4. B 5. A 6. D 7. C 8. A 9. D 10. A 11. B 12. B 13. B 14. A 15. C 16. B 17. C 18. D 19. A 20. C 21. C 22. B 23. B 24. A 25. B 26. B 27. A 28. D 29. B 30. D AUDIO SCRIPT 1. F1: Did you finish studying for your chemistry final? M1: No, but I’m ready to take a break. Want to go out for coffee? F1: Maybe later. Right now, I’m going to go work out at the gym. F2: What is the woman going to do next? 2. F1: The party is starting soon. Aren’t you ready yet? M2: I just have to decide on a tie. Do you think this red one goes with my shirt? F2: What does the man want to know? 3. M1: Do you have notes from Professor Morrison’s psychology class Friday? I missed class that day. F1: Guess we’re in the same boat! F2: What does the woman imply? 4. M2: Is Ron still working as a cook? F1: Not anymore. He decided he’s not cut out for restaurant work. F2: What can be concluded about Ron? 5. F2: Are you ready for the quiz in Dr. Davenport’s class today? M1: A quiz? Today? Are you pulling my leg? F2: What does the man mean? 6. F1: Brian, did you watch the launch of the space shuttle on television this morning? M1: No, they had to put that off because of bad weather. F2: What does Brian mean? 7. F1: You’re sure Jennifer was at the lecture? M2: Oh, she was definitely there. She really stood out in that bright red sweater of hers. F2: What does the man say about Jennifer? 8. M1: Phil just got another speeding ticket. F1: That serves him right. F2: What does the woman say about Phil? 9. M1: I think I’ll ask George to help. F1: Save your breath! F2: What does the woman imply about George? 10. F1: Let me guess you bought Jill a watch for a graduation present. M2: You’re not even warm! F2: What is learned about Jill from this conversation? 11. F1: I heard Dora was having some trouble at work. M2: Yes, but as usual, she’ll come out of it smelling like a rose. F2: What does the man say about Dora? 12. F1: Are you going to take a trip during spring break, Roy? M1: With all the studying I have to do, that’s out of the question. F2: What does Roy tell the woman? 13. F1: I heard Mick is planning to go to medical school. M2: Yeah, I guess he’s always wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps. F2: What is learned about Mick from this conversation? 14. M1: I told Fred about the money I’d lost, but he didn’t seem very sympathetic. F1: Well, if it were his money that had been lost, he’d be singing another tune. F2: What does the woman imply about Fred? 15. F2: I understand Larry won another dance contest. M1: It’s hard to believe we’re from the same family, isn’t it? M2: What can be inferred about the man? 16. M1: Take a look at this suit. F1: Nice. Are you going to buy it? M1: Do I look like a millionaire? M2: What can be inferred from this conversation? 17. F1: Do you think I’ve made enough food for the party? M1: I’d say you’ve made just the right amount—if a couple of hundred people show up! M2: What does the man imply? 18. M1: I’m exhausted. I’ve been in class all evening. F2: I didn’t know you were taking any evening classes. M1: I’m not, actually this was a special review session Professor Hennessy offered. It was for students who were worried about doing well on the test tomorrow. M2: What can be inferred about the man? 19. M1: Did you know Greg has changed his major? F2: Oh no, not again! How many times does this make? M2: What does the woman imply about Greg? 20. M1: Aren’t Professor Sutton’s lectures fascinating? F1: I can close my eyes when I’m listening to him, and I’m back in the Middle Ages. M1: I know what you mean! M2: What can be inferred from this conversation about Professor Sutton? 21. M1: Did you have to wait long to see the dentist yesterday? F1: It seemed like years! M2: What does the woman imply? 22. F2: Do the experts agree with this plan? M1: That depends on which expert you ask. M2: What does the man imply about the experts and the plan? 23. M1: Did you know that Louis has a new boss? F1: Let’s hope he gets along better with this one. M2: What does the woman imply about Louis? 24. F1: Boy, this is some snowstorm. It’s really coming down hard. M1: Sure is. I wonder if the university will cancel classes tomorrow. F1: Only if it keeps on snowing like this all night. M2: What does the woman imply? 25. M1: I joined the folk dancing club a couple of weeks ago. F2: You did? Since when are you interested in folk dancing? M1: Since I discovered it was a great way to meet people! M2: What does the man imply? 26. M1: Did you have a good seat for the concert? F1: A good seat! I practically needed a telescope just to see the stage! M2: What can be inferred from the woman’s remark? 27. F1: Is it ever hot! M1: If you think this is hot, you should have been here last summer. M2: What does the man imply? 28. M1: Is the swimming pool on campus open to the public? F2: It is, but if you’re not a student, you’ll have to pay a fee to swim there. M2: What can be inferred from this conversation? 29. F1: Just look at those stars! M1: They certainly don’t look so clear and bright from the city, do they? F1: No, never. M2: What can be inferred about the speakers? 30. M1: There’s a phone call for you, Mike. M2: For me? But I almost never work on Saturdays. No one knows I’m here today. M3: What does Mike imply? Peterson success 2005 exercise 3.3 (1-14) , exercise 4(15-30) . phone call. EXERCISE 1. C 2. B 3. C 4. B 5. A 6. D 7. C 8. A 9. D 10 . A 11 . B 12 . B 13 . B 14 . A 15 . C 16 . B 17 . C 18 . D 19 . A 20. C 21. C 22. B 23. B 24 PRACTICE TEST 1 1. (A) Go to work with Jim (B) Go out for coffee (C) Get some exercise (D) Study for a test 2. (A) If the woman