Part II: Question - Response

Directions:

In this part of the test, you will hear a question or statement spoken in English. The question or statement and responses will be spoken just one time. They will not be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully. You are to choose the response to each question or statement.

4. How will the office equipment be transported?

The list includes the wrong address and information

How long will Sue stay in Toronto?

M: Good evening, Annabelle. Will you be joining the other members of our team for dinner tonight? Our reservation is for 8 o’clock
W: I thought that you were all going out tomorrow night so that Frank could come
M: Well, we wanted to, but Frank said he couldn’t make it tomorrow either, so we decided to go out tonight instead
W: I see. In that case let me finish my work and I’ll meet you at 8:15
What time are dinner reservations?
21. Why will the woman come late to the meeting?

Question 24 - 26 refer to following paragraph:
M: Good afternoon, Park Printing. This is George. Who would you like to speak to?
W: My name is Wilma Jeffries and I run a recruiting agency. I would like to talk to Luke Newberry about having some personalized business cards printed.
M: Unfortunately, Mr. Newberry and the rest of the sales department have left for the day, but I can direct you to his voice mail if you’d care to leave a detailed message
W: Yes, that will be fine. I’ll leave him a message then
24. What will the woman probably do?

Question 27 - 29 refer to following paragraph:
M1: Tim! I saw the hydro van parked in driveway this morning. Was your hydro affected by the wind yesterday?
M2: No, we never had any damage. However, my neighbors, the Johnsons, lost power when some tree branches fell on their power lines
M1: Oh, no. That sounds like quite a mess
M2: Yes. Fortunately the cable company will cover the cost of repairing the lines. The Johnsons should have power by the end of the day
27. What needs to be repaired?

How many tablets are recommended each time?

To respond to your question about how I became involved with political issues, I knew I wanted to become a politician from the time I was a child. After I began studying politics at Queen’s University, I knew that I had made the right career choice. When I became president of the university student council I had little time left to spend with my classmates. At age twenty-five, as student council president, I introduced twenty new regulations to try to change the atmosphere of the school. I was proud with what I had accomplished, but I was worried that I wouldn’t go beyond student-level politics. However, now after being recently elected as state governor, I am happy to have been given the chance to have become involved so early.
39. How many regulations did the speaker introduce?

What did the speaker do at age twenty-five?

What did the speaker decide at a young age?

Why are not many employees taking courses?