What does the speaker say about Rea?

She can answer questions about safety equipment.

She can teach people how to skate.

What is the conversation mainly about?

Finding information and taking notes

Organizing an essay in a clear way

Finding a partner for a class project

What does the professor suggest the woman do?

She only needs to read the summary.

She should use computers to search for information.

She should go to the library to find information.

What is the likely outcome of using both books and computers as sources?

The student will have plenty of information.

The student will need help doing the research.

The student will not be able to finish her project.

The student will like books more than the computer.

What is the main topic of this conversation?

The different sections of the library

The use of computer in the library

How does the man explain the solution?

By explaining the procedure of borrowing books

By mentioning the ways to check out books

By describing which books to check out

By giving information about the self-service machine

Why is the student looking for help?

He wants to know how to find a book.

He is supposed to meet with one of his friends.

He is looking for a part-time job.

How does the book listing organize the books?

By the subject and then the author's name

What is implied about the student's opinion of finding a book?

He thinks it will be easier than he expected.

He doesn't think that he can do it.

He is not looking forward to trying to find a book.

He thinks that the librarian should find it for him.

What happens to a hot air balloon because of convection?

The balloon goes up and goes down

The balloon becomes filled with gas

The balloon's flame gets hotter and hotter

What is the professor's opinion of conduction?

He thinks many people get hurt from it.

He finds it easiest to teach by cooking.

He feels that it is good for making buildings.

He believes that it is useful heating buildings.

Why does the professor mention a toaster?

To give an example of heat radiation

To explain how toast is made by convection

To discuss how conduction makes toasters hot

To give an example of something that bums people

What can be inferred from the lecturer?

Some materials are better at conducting heat than others.

Heat moving through solid materials is convection.

Convection is not a pattern that repeats.

Heat cannot move through solid materials.

What is the lecture mainly about?

The key features of Impressionist painting

The Impressionist painters and their work

Why people didn't like Impressionism

How people posed in Impressionist paintings

How did Impressionist art differ from previous art?

It was created outside using natural light.

It featured people instead of landscapes.

It used new and different blends of colors.

It created a three-dimensional effect.

What is the speaker's opinion of Impressionism?

She likes it because it is different.

She likes it because the colors blend so well.

She thinks it's difficult because it uses natural light.

She doesn't like it because it's blurry.

How are the points in the lecture organized?

In the order that the painters painted

From most difficult to least difficult

In the order the textbook mentions them

By describing the most important points

Why does the professor say this?

To show how older styles of art were different

To show why older styles of art were better

To explain how the students should paint

What is the lecture mainly about?

The main characters of Watership Down

The political ideas behind Watership Down

What is the reason the rabbits leave home?

Their home is going to be destroyed.

They want to have an adventure.

Why does the professor mention the leader of Efrafa?

To show the government style of Efrafa

To compare Efrafa and the Tham Warren

To describe how the rabbits typically acted

To show that the rabbits lived peacefully with others

How is the professor's lecture organized?

The themes of the story and how they are shown.

The characters and then what the themes are.

The character comparisons followed by the contrasts.

The steps the author took in writing the book

What is the professor's attitude towards Watership Down?

She thinks that it shows real life very well.

She believes that Watership Down is a very simple book.

She thinks that the book is just about rabbits.

She thinks that it is hard to understand.

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20 sec • 1 pt

What does the caller ask Ms. Cook to do?

Take along her medical insurance card

Make an appointment

Call the receptionist

Drive his car to the clinic

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Who is Sachiko Suzuki?

A job applicant

A receptionist

A client

A personnel officer

What is the listener asked to do?

Order a new phone

Call back

Go to the office

Contact the speaker

What is the purpose of this message?

To confirm an order

To order some furniture

To ask for order information

To inform a change

What is the main purpose of the call?

To reschedule an interview

To arrange a class

To postpone an exhibition

To request an application

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What is Ms. Kim asked to do?

Return a phone call

Deliver a printer

Meet him on Friday

Change the order

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What is the decreasing percentage of domestic sales?

7 percent

11 percent

17 percent

70 percent

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Listening Test 4

What does the caller ask Ms. Cook to do?

Who is Sachiko Suzuki?

What is the listener asked to do?

What is the purpose of this message?

What is the main purpose of the call?

What is Ms. Kim asked to do?

What is the decreasing percentage of domestic sales?

What does the speaker say about Rea?

What is the conversation mainly about?

What does the professor recommend doing when taking notes?

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