(B) She’s been working in the library a lot.

(A) She’s studying for an accounting exam.

(C) She’ll be going to the library after her exams.

(D) She has more exams than he does.

(C) He can’t afford to turn the heat up.

(B) He hasn’t received a fuel bill yet.

(A) She probably won’t go to the dinner.

(B) She doesn’t know what time the dinner is.

(C) The dinner won’t last too long.

(D) It’s time that Arthur retired.

(C) He had wanted to ask the woman out.

(A) He’ll telephone again at lunchtime.

(B) He didn’t have time for lunch.

(D) He didn’t have the woman’s phone number.

(B) The woman should come to his house.

(C) The woman should take today off.

(D) He can’t keep their appointment.

(C) The woman will help the man soon.

(A) The bookshelf won’t fit in the kitchen.

(B) The man will give the woman some books.

(D) The man doesn’t know where to put the bookshelf.

(C) Keep working on the letter.

(C) He doesn’t have much appetite.

(D) He likes to eat most things.

(D) Allow herself plenty of time for studying.

(A) Find a part-time job as a tutor.

(B) Meet him after work to study.

(C) Use her salary to pay the tuition.

(C) She had been looking for the book.

(A) She wanted the man to read the book.

(B) She no longer needed the book.

(D) She thought the man’s book was wonderful.

(A) She had a hard day yesterday.

(B) She needs to make more coffee.

(C) She drinks too much coffee.

(D) She wasn’t able to see him yesterday.

(B) He was wearing short sleeves when he got bitten.

(A) He used insect spray to control the mosquitoes.

(C) He finds working in the garden relaxing.

(D) Some plants in the garden irritated his skin.

(A) The audience seemed to like the concert.

(B) She was satisfied with her seat.

(C) More people attended the concert than expected.

(D) She was pleased to be asked to perform.

(A) She got caught in the rain.

(C) It’s a good idea to get a tutor.

(A) The tutor wasn’t seriously hurt.

(B) She could tutor the man in math.

(D) She’s sure Professor Anderson is a good tutor.

(B) He isn’t enthusiastic about his job.

(A) He doesn’t like the newspaper job.

(C) He will leave his job if he’s not promoted.

(A) Laura probably spoke with Donald.

(B) He’ll give the message to Laura.

(C) He took a message for Laura.

(D) Laura wasn’t able to reach Donald.

(D) She disagrees with the article’s logic.

(A) She promises to help the man learn physics.

(B) She can’t find the article she has to read.

(C) She found the conclusions to be very promising.

(B) She should have started sooner.

(A) She doesn’t know much about painting.

(C) She ought to know when the class begins.

(C) Give the cat away since he can’t keep it.

(A) Learn more about caring for cats before bringing one home.

(B) Choose a good name for the kitten.

(D) Keep the kitten in his dorm room.

(B) They just moved to a new address.

(A) They don’t usually get much mail.

(C) They pick up their mail at the post office.

(D) They are looking forward to receiving the letter.

(D) He wasn’t going to go to the movie.

(A) He goes to every movie that comes out.

(B) He would go with her to the movie.

(C) He had already seen the movie.

(D) The new dean thought it would provide good experience for the students.

(A) The students needed off campus jobs.

(B) The theater department needed more talented students.

(C) The opera company was looking for volunteers.

(B) Work part-time for the dean.

(D) Submit their suggestions to the dean.

(C) An academic concentration in theater arts.

(B) A commitment to the project for two semesters.

(D) A certain grade point average.

(C) To find material not available at the main library.

(A) To choose a topic for a term paper.

(B) To type some research materials.

(D) To learn to use the computers there.

(D) The impact of television on recent presidential elections.

(A) An analysis of early presidential elections.

(B) A comparison of political journals.

(C) The use of computers in calculating election results.

(B) Most of the information he needs will be found in newspapers.

(C) She thinks he should change it.

(D) It should take a very short time to find material on it.

(C) Read it in the graduate school library.

(A) Travel to that library to get it.

(D) Order the material from the publisher.

(B) Hints about saving to buy a house.

(C) Photographs of the homes of famous people.

(B) American architectural history.

(A) Nineteenth-century American painting.

(D) Eighteenth-century American society.

(D) They were relatively inexpensive.

(A) There was a shortage of architects.

(B) They included plans for elaborate houses.

(C) Builders could not work without one.

(A) People who restore old houses.

(C) People who design new houses.

(D) People who want to buy a house.

(B) To help at an archaeological dig.

(C) To take a vacation with friends.

(D) To do research for a physics project.

(A) It had never been seen before.

(B) It was in the student’s imagination.

(C) It would stay there for days.

(D) First-year medical students.

(B) Undergraduate college students.

(C) The graduating class at a medical school.

(B) Understaffed areas would gain more physicians.

(A) More people would apply to medical school.

(C) Students would finish medical school in three years.

(D) More students would enter specialty areas.

(B) Income tends to be relatively low.

(A) It’s difficult to get to know one’s patients.

(C) It’s difficult to gain the respect of the community.

(D) There is very little business for specialists.

Post-Test Listening TOEFL by Scholars Quiz

1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

01

(A) Drive the woman to the store.

(B) Move the woman’s car.

(C) Get his car out of the woman’s way.

(D) Park his car in the driveway.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

02

(A) He agrees with the woman’s choice.

(B) He doesn’t want spicy food.

(C) He wants the salad to be fresh.

(D) Garlic is his favorite flavor.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

03

(A) He’s not the one to blame.

(B) Somebody just left.

(C) He has been looking for the key.

(D) Somebody is knocking at the door.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

04

(A) Wipe the snow off his boots.

(B) Turn on the radio.

(C) Unpack his suitcase.

(D) Take his boots with him.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

05

(A) She doesn’t think the news is bad.

(B) She heard the news quite recently.

(C) She is the only one who has heard the news.

(D) She found the newspaper article earlier.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

06

(A) She took a lot of photographs.

(B) She’d like to take many more vacations.

(C) She missed taking many of the pictures she wanted.

(D) She spent too much money on her vacation.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

07

(A) Driving would be cheaper than taking the train.

(B) The train is faster than traveling by car.

(C) They should cancel the trip.

(D) It would be a good idea to start driving early.

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