Listening

Module 1

Q1：

Yes, we probably should get organized.

The time to beat is forty-five seconds.

Yes, let's meet there tomorrow.

Yes, we do have some gardening to do.

Q2：

Let me check my schedule.

I like to travel with just a few bags.

Did you have fun traveling?

It's almost the weekend.

Q3：

The workshop lasts all day.

I just bought new shoes.

Yes, it was rescheduled.

The professor had a conflict.

Q4：

The university lunch hall is closed.

Yes, I found the weather yesterday to be beautiful.

I found it difficult to follow.

No, the sports complex is still under construction.

Q5：

It will be held next weekend.

We're still finalizing the details.

The organization is very committed.

The event supports a local charity.

Q6：

I had a doctor's appointment.

Down the hall in room 417.

Is she available today?

I finished that yesterday.

Q7：

There was a lot of homework.

I'll be there.

Students will be in the library.

I'd love to eat together soon.

Q8：

Probably in the main office.

Thursday, I believe.

Let's schedule that soon.

The students had difficulties.

Q9：

Both students offered their various perspectives on the class topic.

Yes, some metals are considered to be limited resources.

No, I believe that the library is on the second floor of this building.

I'll keep that in mind for my upcoming school project.

Q10：

Yes, in the auditorium.

It will be a brief lecture.

Yes, it certainly was.

I have a class tomorrow.

Q11：

No, it’s at the convention center.

Yes, I have already registered.

Professor Upton is the main speaker.

It was rescheduled for next weekend.

Q12：

That's very convenient.

I'll take your offer.

I have to clean the house.

They're right there.

Conversation, Announcement, and Academic Talk

You will listen only one time and then answer questions.

In an actual test, the clock will indicate how much time you have to answer.

13-14

Q13：

What is the woman's problem?

She needs to locate a new place to live.

She has been transferred to Italy.

She cannot find anyone to take care of her dog.

She needs to sell her house as soon as possible.

Q14：

What does the woman imply when she says, “Even better—I love dogs”?

Her current apartment does not allow pets.

She prefers dogs over cats.

She volunteered at a pet shelter when she was younger.

She is eager to accept an offer.

15-16

Q15：

What is the woman's problem?

She was late to a book club meeting.

She was unable to finish reading a book.

She misread the book club's schedule.

She forgot to bring her notes to a discussion.

Q16：

What will the woman most likely do tonight?

Purchase a book

Start reading a book

Contact the book club leader

Prepare a meeting presentation

17-18

Q17：

Why will the man arrive early tomorrow?

To return a laptop he borrowed

To prepare for a presentation

To speak with a history professor

To review some notes

Q18：

Why does the woman mention a math class?

To ask for the man's opinion

To provide a recommendation

To request help studying

To explain a possible problem

19-20

Q19：

What is the main topic of the announcement?

A student meeting

A lecture series

A new research project

An upcoming Science Symposium

Q20：

What does the speaker hope the listeners will do?

Submit their research

Join a research group

Attend the symposium

Prepare for a lecture

21-22

Q21：

Why are most campus buildings cold?

A backup system is not working.

There is no electricity on campus.

Temperatures are much colder than usual.

A steam pipe broke.

Q22：

Why is the use of electric heaters not allowed?

They can overload electrical systems.

They can affect lab experiments.

Their use of power is too expensive over time.

Heat from them can damage pipes.

23-24

Q23：

What is the reason for the change the speaker describes?

The film the club was interested in watching is unavailable.

A basketball game has been postponed.

Some club members have other plans at the time of the event.

There is insufficient parking at the location.

Q24：

What does the speaker want the club members to do?

Arrive at the car wash early

Suggest other films to watch

Meet in the basketball stadium parking lot

Give her ideas for new fundraising activities

25-28

Q25：

What is the purpose of the talk?

To introduce an important psychologist

To give detailed instructions

To announce a project

To explain a requirement

Q26：

What does the speaker mainly discuss?

The topic of an assignment

Research on social loafing

A use of psychology in agricultural engineering

Competing methods of conducting experiments

Q27：

What does the speaker indicate about an experiment in which people pulled on a rope and an experiment in which people cheered?

Both experiments supported the same conclusion.

Both experiments were based on the same incorrect assumption.

Both experiments were conducted at about the same time.

Both experiments were not taken seriously by other researchers.

Q28：

Why does the speaker discuss an experiment in which people brainstormed ideas?

To identify a benefit of performing certain tasks anonymously

To emphasize that individual contributions are hard to evaluate

To imply that some common objects have surprisingly many uses

To explain how a problem related to group work can be solved

29-32

Q29：

What is the talk mainly about?

A method for gathering data to inform decision-making models

A guideline for making certain kinds of policy decisions

The unintended consequences of conservation projects

The importance of research in planning sensitive projects

Q30：

What does the speaker say was the main concern with the proposed road project in Tanzania?

Increased tourism traffic and pollution

Uncertainty surrounding the project's funding

The possibility of disrupting animal migrations

Opposition from local communities because of land disputes

Q31：

According to the speaker, what does the precautionary principle emphasize?

Waiting for scientific consensus before making a decision

Acting decisively as soon as it has been established that harm has occurred

Avoiding anything that risks serious harm even when the harm is not certain

Avoiding unnecessary development projects in protected areas

Q32：

Why does the speaker mention asbestos?

To consider a possible objection to the precautionary principle

To illustrate the consequences of not applying the precautionary principle

To describe a simpler version of the precautionary principle

To explain the origin of the term "precautionary principle"

Module 2

Q1：

Sure, here are my lecture notes.

I wouldn't miss it.

Yes, I'll go help him tonight.

I'm still working on the first draft.

Q2：

Yes, I’ll look out for any.

Oh, I didn’t realize that was yesterday.

I haven’t found the peeler yet.

It felt better to go to the gym in the morning.

Q3：

At about 7 o’clock in the evening.

I studied biology last year.

It’s quite challenging.

In a quiet room.

4-5

Q4：

Why does the woman mention her friend John?

To explain why she is reluctant to enter a photo contest

To compare his work to that of a famous photojournalist

To tell the man who won last year's photo contest

To provide the man with a contact at the university newspaper

Q5：

What does the woman suggest about her friends in the photography club?

They do not plan to enter a photo contest.

They are more confident about their skills than the woman is about her own.

They only recently joined the photography club.

They want the woman to create a flyer for the photography club.

6-7

Q6：

Why does the man mention a trip to Chicago?

To identify the location of a play he plans to attend

To describe his experience at a journalism awards event

To explain why he will be out of town this weekend

To remind the woman of a scheduling conflict

Q7：

What does the man imply when he says, "I'm sure there will be other productions this year"?

Julie will not be upset with the woman.

The woman is mistaken about a schedule of plays.

The theater renovations will be completed soon.

The woman will be in Chicago multiple times.

8-11

Q8：

What is the talk mainly about?

The energy efficiency of a variety of animal-built structures

The competition between termites and other insects

The impressive architectural achievements of termites

The ecological impact of termites on savannas

Q9：

According to the talk, how is temperature regulated inside of termite mounds?

By building mounds under the shade of certain trees

By utilizing temperature differences

By collecting rainwater

By using heat generated from the colony

Q10：

According to the talk, what challenge do termite mounds face?

Predation by larger animals

Substantial structural collapse

Inadequate oxygen circulation

Excessive internal humidity

Q11：

What does the talk imply about the relevance of termite mounds to human architecture?

They serve primarily as decorative inspiration.

They are frequently replicated in modern urban designs.

They offer insights into creating energy-efficient structures.

They are too complex to be of any practical use to humans.

12-15

Q12：

What is the main topic of the talk?

How storytelling reflects a brand's values

The use of storytelling in modern marketing

The role of social media in marketing strategies

The importance of telling one's personal story

Q13：

What point does the speaker make when he mentions social media?

Viral content helps increase brand loyalty.

Social media reduces the need for traditional ads.

Social media can be harmful if it is not used wisely.

Some personal stories need to be verified.

Q14：

Why does the speaker mention reduction of a family's environmental footprint?

To demonstrate the marketing industry's dedication to environmentalism

To illustrate the use of a narrative that highlights shared values

To provide an example of successful viral content

To suggest that storytelling is especially powerful when marketing eco-friendly products

Q15：

What does the speaker say about a well-told story?

It does not rely on strong visuals.

It leads directly to increased sales.

Its message can sometimes be misunderstood.

Its impact cannot be fully measured.

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