Listening

Module 1

Q1：

Choose the best response.

I usually go out shopping with my dormmates.

No, I did not get that email.

You should save me a seat.

I just spent all morning finishing up this assignment.

Q2：

Choose the best response.

I like taking notes.

Yes, in the park.

No, on the bottom.

It's quite expensive.

Q3：

Choose the best response.

The new bookstore on campus?

Can you check your grades again?

The monograph our professor wrote.

I like a more scientific approach.

Q4：

Choose the best response.

That's what he said.

No, it was at two o'clock.

I like the fall because of the leaves.

Brad and I have known each other for a while.

Q5：

Choose the best response.

I spent four hours writing this assignment.

Yes, please turn the light off.

I like to go strolling outside campus.

Try not to spend too much.

Q6：

Choose the best response.

Is it on page fifteen?

The sign on the wall.

I'll go get some.

No, they're not completed yet.

Q7：

Choose the best response.

The student union has an information booth.

You can use cash or credit card.

The next train arrives soon.

Tickets are nonrefundable.

Q8：

Choose the best response.

The department chair sent out an email to everyone.

I sent reminders to my teammates.

This assignment is not easy for me.

I'm still forming an opinion.

Q9：

Choose the best response.

I missed the introduction.

I usually sleep about six hours.

Thank you for letting me know.

I prefer not to say.

Q10：

Choose the best response.

I opened the box.

Where did you put it?

A box cutter and some tape.

I'll help you with them.

Q11：

Choose the best response.

I usually eat dinner at 6 P.M.

It was my first time there.

Was he interesting?

Yes, how about tomorrow?

Q12：

Choose the best response.

No, I can't find my glasses.

Is that where it goes?

I'm sorry—I don't have any.

Yes, intramural sports make me thirsty.

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 can be concluded about the man's photos?

They were published in a newspaper.

They are good for a first attempt.

They are not of high quality.

They were taken last week.

Q14：

What does the woman imply when she says, "You've seen the pictures from my vacation"?

The photography club has helped her improve her skills.

Her vacation was particularly long.

She enjoys taking pictures of sunsets.

She generally does not show the man pictures she has taken.

15-16

Q15：

What was the woman concerned about?

Waking up an hour earlier

Being late

The length of her report

The accuracy of the subway schedule

Q16：

What does the woman plan to do?

Wait for the maintenance to finish

Check the current time

Leave for the subway station

Ask for help with a biology project

17-18

Q17：

What does the woman say about a hotel?

It has nice views of the city.

It is close to the train station.

It requires guests to leave by seven a.m.

It is located within the airport.

Q18：

What does the man imply about traveling to a conference?

He would prefer to fly.

He is familiar with the train schedules.

He would prefer not to leave early in the morning.

He wants to have time to explore the city.

19-20

Q19：

Why should students bring their IDs to class?

So their identity can be confirmed before taking an exam

So they do not have to pay for their textbooks

So the classroom is not overcrowded during a guest lecture

So the university will know who has attended class

Q20：

How will IDs be read when students enter a classroom?

By a university employee

By the professor

By a digital scanner

By a student volunteer

21-22

Q21：

What is the main purpose of the announcement?

To provide tips for writing a research paper

To invite students to an event

To highlight feedback from previous students

To encourage students to meet new people

Q22：

What does the speaker imply about the writing mentor program?

This is the first year it has been offered.

Mentors are only available on Tuesdays.

Students have generally found it helpful.

Only students who love to write can benefit from it.

23-24

Q23：

What does the speaker imply about a new computer lab?

Its opening has been delayed.

Its equipment is expensive.

It is only available to graphic design students.

It is replacing an old lab.

Q24：

Why does the speaker mention the student center?

To identify the location of the new computer lab

To offer an alternative location for club meetings

To explain how to find Scott Hall

To tell students where to go for graphic design workshops

25-28

Q25：

What is the main topic of the talk?

Traditional economic theories

Ways to avoid financial loss

Key concepts in behavioral economics

The impact of cognitive biases on policymaking

Q26：

According to the talk, what does loss aversion lead to?

A preference for acquiring gains

A tendency to avoid risks

Rational decision-making

Increased utility maximization

Q27：

Why does the speaker mention saving for retirement?

To illustrate the concept of loss aversion

To explain confirmation bias

To demonstrate the effect of present bias

To provide an example of rational behavior

Q28：

Which behavior best describes someone experiencing confirmation bias?

Buying a product at a recently reduced price

Seeking objective comparisons of products

Looking for positive reviews of a favored brand

Choosing low cost over reliability in certain products

29-32

Q29：

What would be the best title for this podcast talk?

The Long History of Biohacking

Biohacking Practices: Scientifically Sound?

Improve Your Mood Through Biohacking

Hack Your Way to Better Sleep

Q30：

What is the intended purpose of taking green tea extract?

To improve mental functioning

To strengthen sleep-wake cycles

To lower heart rates

To support metabolic efficiency

Q31：

Why does the podcaster talk about ocean waves and forest sounds?

To identify places where people go to enhance their overall health

To give examples of sounds that can increase metabolic efficiency

To show one method biohackers use to deepen sleep

To recommend a better biohacking method than fasting

Q32：

According to the speaker, which type of biohacking is most strongly supported by research?

Intermittent fasting

Using cognitive enhancers

Soundscapes

Manipulating light exposure

Module 2

Q1：

Choose the best response.

There's one in the student union.

The library is nearby.

I need to send a letter.

My uncle delivers mail.

Q2：

Choose the best response.

Sure, just follow me.

I would love some, thank you.

Unfortunately, it's difficult to reserve.

No, it hasn't started yet.

Q3：

Choose the best response.

I ate a nice dinner last night.

I'll save some food for you.

Thanks for the invitation.

You could bring a dessert.

4-5

Q4：

What did the woman originally hope to do this weekend?

Attend a sporting event

Visit an art gallery

Go shopping in town

Decorate her apartment

Q5：

What does the man recommend?

Taking the bus to Center City

Viewing a local artist's work

Buying a ticket in advance

Dressing for bad weather

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