Listening

Module 1

Q1：

You should try taking the bus.

I usually call Support.

It's easy for them.

You can read it to me now.

Q2：

No need to cancel it.

No, it's the beginning.

I have nothing scheduled for Thursday.

You cannot tell the difference.

Q3：

The teacher is not feeling well.

I have other classes.

It's sometime in the afternoon.

The students have already arrived.

Q4：

I brought a warm coat.

No, that bus already left.

What is it?

I might call him later.

Q5：

They ended yesterday.

No, not yet.

I don't remember why.

Yes, I have some for you here.

Q6：

Your plans were delayed.

I can't miss my train.

Two weeks isn't much time.

I'll have to get back to you on that.

Q7：

Maybe one more day.

I think that's right.

Call the front desk.

It's a nice room.

Q8：

First, go to Settings.

You can submit it tomorrow.

It's simpler than that.

Turn left at the stoplight.

Q9：

Why did the man miss an event?

He forgot about it.

He had to work late.

He was helping a family member.

He couldn't get tickets.

Q10：

What does the woman encourage the man to do?

Create a concert poster

Introduce her to a music teacher

Listen to a recording

Attend a festival

Q11：

What does the woman want to do before an exercise class?

Meet an exercise instructor

Get a new exercise mat

Reserve a spot in class

Buy some snacks

Q12：

What can be inferred about the man?

He does not have an exercise mat.

He works at a sporting goods store.

He will give the woman a ride to the studio.

He will not attend the exercise class tonight.

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 main topic of the announcement?

An upcoming charity auction

A donation drive

A change in venue

A new university event

Q14：

What does the speaker hope the listeners will do?

Donate online

Attend the auction

Prepare for a lecture

Volunteer at the event

15-16

Q15：

What is the main topic of the announcement?

An upcoming hiking trip

A club meeting

A new club initiative

A student orientation

Q16：

What does the speaker suggest members bring?

Maps and sunscreen

Tents and sleeping bags

Water, snacks, and comfortable shoes

Books and notebooks

17-18

Q17：

What is the main topic of the talk?

Examples of cultural beliefs and activities

The importance of human rights

One way of understanding cultural practices

The social role of anthropologists

Q18：

According to the speaker, what is a central concern of cultural relativism?

Comparing many different cultures

Considering cultural practices in their own context

Encouraging cultures to protect human rights

Demanding changes in some cultural practices

19-20

Q19：

The speaker implies that viewing arranged marriages as outdated is an example of what?

Cultural relativism

Ethnocentrism

Moral relativism

A human rights issue

Q20：

What is a possible problem with cultural relativism?

It can excuse actions that violate human rights.

It can decrease cultural diversity.

It can make it difficult for sociologists and anthropologists to reach agreement.

It can complicate cross-cultural research.

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