Listening

Module 1

Q1：

After the previous one ends.

It's in the main hall.

I don't remember why.

Tonight is my first lesson.

Q2：

I had a conflicting appointment.

I'm sorry that you lost it.

I will tell him about it.

I didn't realize that.

Q3：

It arrived yesterday.

I'm still thinking about it.

Her favorite game.

The prize is a gift card.

Q4：

It was taking a lot out of him, so he switched to business.

In the course syllabus.

I don't know anything about his reading habits.

He doesn't graduate for another year.

Q5：

I think it's your turn to make it.

I prefer it with sugar.

There is some cream in the fridge.

No thanks, I'm good.

Q6：

There are two more customers.

We just spoke this morning.

Everything you need is online.

The cost of the service has gone up.

Q7：

Everything on the menu looks good.

I had a hard time parking my car.

She should be here by four o'clock.

It looks like it's going to rain.

Q8：

Apologies for the oversight.

Many contracts are still being processed.

This is a reminder about tomorrow's deadline.

I cannot verify the accuracy.

Q9：

Unfortunately, I can't go tonight.

It's taking longer than I expected.

Pedro has done some research on it.

The professor created a template.

Q10：

I did not make it.

I have back-to-back meetings all day.

I think we'll need longer than that.

I wasn't at the last meeting.

Q11：

Please put mine on my desk.

Yes, you can get good tea there too.

It's a bit far from here, I'm afraid.

Well, the new one is very popular.

Q12：

It is affecting about half the staff.

The IT department is aware of the issue.

The software needs to be updated.

It started after the last update.

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 man planning to renovate?

His bathroom

His living room

His kitchen

His bedroom

Q14：

What does the woman suggest the man do first?

Set a budget

Hire a professional

Choose the materials

Draw up a design

15-16

Q15：

What did the woman do this morning?

She picked up some tickets at a stadium.

She bought tickets online for a soccer match.

She reserved a parking spot.

She called to check a match schedule.

Q16：

Why do the speakers want to leave early?

To find a parking spot

To avoid traffic

To eat before an event

To pick up some friends on the way

17-18

Q17：

Where will the conference be held?

At a community center

At a hotel

In an office

At a restaurant

Q18：

What does the woman say about catering services?

They are too expensive.

They require a minimum purchase.

They are unavailable.

They provide only snacks.

19-20

Q19：

What is the main purpose of the announcement?

To inform students about a room change

To discuss the construction work

To remind students to be punctual

To introduce a new class topic

Q20：

What should students do according to the announcement?

Arrive at the new room

Submit their assignments

Contact the administration

Check their emails

21-22

Q21：

Which of the following is true about the mentorship program?

Each mentor is paired with a faculty advisor.

The program replaces orientation for freshmen.

Only students with prior mentoring experience can apply.

Some improvements have been made since last year.

Q22：

What should a student submit when signing up?

A letter of recommendation

A copy of their class schedule

A brief explanation of their interest

A résumé and cover letter

23-24

Q23：

What is the main topic of the announcement?

A networking event

A new career workshop

An upcoming job fair

A change in the event's location

Q24：

What does the speaker hope the listeners will do?

Visit the career center

Prepare for interviews

Submit their resumes

Attend the job fair

25-28

Q25：

What is the main topic of the announcement?

An upcoming trip

A leadership role

A club budget

An upcoming charity event

Q26：

What are students encouraged to do?

Participate in the bake sale

Join the club

Visit the Student Center

Donate food items

Q27：

Why does the professor discuss financial assets at the beginning of the talk?

To cast doubt on a term's common usage

To help illustrate how communities can often lose them

To draw a comparison that aids a definition

To emphasize the priority of economic outcomes

Q28：

According to the talk, what can community policing lead to?

Increased professional opportunities

More collaborative projects

A decrease in crime

Improved social norms

29-32

Q29：

Why does the speaker mention professional networks?

To illustrate the broader application of social capital beyond local communities

To show how social capital can lead to exclusion

To suggest a future role of social capital

To discuss the disadvantages of social capital

Q30：

What is implied about the downside of social capital?

It can lead to lack of trust among community members.

It can result in lower educational outcomes.

It can cause outsiders to be excluded.

It can decrease professional advancement opportunities.

Module 2

Q1：

Unfortunately, I missed it.

Yes, I can make it.

I'll think about it.

Is the meeting canceled?

Q2：

In the large conference room.

It got postponed to Tuesday.

It usually lasts about an hour.

It looks bad if you are late.

Q3：

The reception lasted well into the night.

I would be truly grateful.

Sure, I'd love to help.

The caterer should be here at three.

4-5

Q4：

Why is the man planning to go to the library?

To avoid distractions at home

To check on the renovation progress

To meet with a study group

To return borrowed materials

Q5：

What is the woman's advice about studying?

Group study is best.

Start several weeks before an exam.

Don't try to do too much at once.

Study early in the morning.

6-7

Q6：

What is the woman's problem with her Internet?

It is too slow.

It keeps disconnecting.

It is not secure.

It has a weak signal.

Q7：

What does the man advise the woman to do?

Reschedule her meeting

Buy a new router

Change her service provider

Let a technician know about a videoconference

8-11

Q8：

What is the main topic of the talk?

The biography of Pablo Picasso

The evolution of modern art movements

The characteristics and influence of Cubism

The history of early-twentieth century art

Q9：

According to the talk, what technique did early Cubism use to represent subjects?

Single-viewpoint depiction

Naturalism and realism

Fragmentation into geometric shapes

Bright colors and collage materials

Q10：

Why does the speaker mention Picasso's painting Les Demoiselles d'Avignon?

To illustrate a departure from traditional artistic styles

To highlight the use of collage techniques

To discuss the realism of Cubist paintings

To explain the transition to Synthetic Cubism

Q11：

What can be inferred about Cubism's impact on other fields?

It was limited to the visual arts.

It introduced realistic perspectives.

It inspired new forms of expression.

It was quickly overshadowed by other movements.

12-15

Q12：

What is the main topic of the talk?

The neurological basis of musical ability

Famous musicians and their creative processes

The unusual sensory perceptions of some individuals

How sensory experiences influence emotions

Q13：

According to the talk, how do some people with synesthesia experience music?

By imagining numbers

By tasting textures

By seeing colors

By picturing musical chords

Q14：

Why does the speaker mention Duke Ellington?

To illustrate the rarity of synesthesia

To show how synesthesia can aid in musical creativity

To discuss musical styles

To highlight a neurological limitation

Q15：

What can be inferred about synesthesia's impact on creativity?

It only affects musical composition.

It limits sensory perception.

It can enhance emotional connections and creative processes.

It does not occur among artists.

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