Listening

Module 1

Q1：

I'm going to the concert with friends.

Sheila and I traded work shifts yesterday.

Only the managers are going.

The location is the same as last year.

Q2：

I took vacation time last week.

Which supervisor does Jack report to?

Yes, the annual sale begins tomorrow.

The deadline isn't until next week.

Q3：

Tomorrow morning.

Every Tuesday.

It arrived yesterday at 5 o'clock.

She put it up on the shelf.

Q4：

I've shopped there many times.

There is only one free option.

Warehouse space is limited.

Inventory is taken every Friday.

Q5：

He will meet her today.

We've exceeded the budget.

In about an hour.

On the fourth floor.

Q6：

The couch is so comfortable.

The movers were delayed.

The desk is 1.5 meters long.

We're remodeling the kitchen.

Q7：

We had eggs for breakfast.

Not more than twenty minutes

I love to cook too.

Anne's on Fourth Street is good.

Q8：

No, the week after!

Formal wear is expected.

At the new convention center downtown.

That play has gotten good reviews.

9-10

Q9：

What do the speakers dislike about the farmers market?

Its location is inconvenient.

Its supply of vegetables is limited.

It is often closed on Saturdays.

It can be expensive.

Q10：

Why does the woman mention a wedding?

To make a point about rideshare prices

To explain why she needs to buy vegetables

To invite the man to an event

To identify a problem with the man's plan

11-12

Q11：

What do the speakers imply about the book that will be discussed tonight?

It provides diverse perspectives.

It is less philosophical than its author's other books.

It is very popular among book club members.

It is difficult to understand.

Q12：

What does the man say about Chen Wang's poems?

They are similar to novels in some ways.

They lack philosophical insights.

He could read them more quickly after a book club discussion.

A book of them took him a week to read.

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 purpose of the event?

To support professional musicians

To raise funds

To increase awareness of an issue

To celebrate spring

Q14：

What can students do during the last hour of the event?

Listen to music

Attend lectures

Watch a sports competition

Purchase arts and crafts

15-16

Q15：

What is the main topic of the talk?

How a social psychological theory was developed

How the presence of others can affect a decision

How to help people in different emergencies

How to identify emergency situations

Q16：

According to the talk, how might social influence affect an individual's behavior?

A person may interpret a situation as less urgent if no one around them intervenes.

A person may be unwilling to be the first to act.

An individual is more likely to act to impress the others in the group.

An individual is less likely to act when specifically asked to do so.

Q17：

Why does the speaker discuss a study from 2019?

To illustrate how new technologies have improved social psychological research

To provide evidence that challenges earlier research

To support the idea that it is dangerous for bystanders to offer help

To argue that not many bystanders are willing to help

Q18：

What is NOT mentioned as a factor that influences bystander behavior?

The number of bystanders

The degree of danger

The location of the incident

The familiarity of bystanders to one another

Module 2

Q1：

Other research.

Dr. Wang can.

At Jenna's house.

On Thursday.

Q2：

An afternoon showing.

Five large screens.

I'm not available.

I'm not familiar with this area.

Q3：

I've never seen him play before.

I just took my turn.

Some pieces are missing.

That's tomorrow.

Q4：

Two sugars, please.

On the left.

Sure, that's great.

I lost mine.

Q5：

I lost my bookmark.

At 3 o'clock.

I prefer watching shows.

Over on the bookshelf.

Q6：

There's some in the cabinet.

The technician called.

First thing in the morning.

I finished reading the paper.

Q7：

Yesterday morning.

I forget what it's called.

In the copy room.

It's better if you text.

Q8：

A broken chain.

Every day.

Ask Kenny.

The new trail.

9-10

Q9：

What problem are the speakers discussing?

A computer file is not opening.

A piece of equipment is not working.

A presentation time has been changed.

Some slides are not displaying properly.

Q10：

What does the woman offer to do?

Attempt to repair a printer

Review the man's handouts

Help the man practice a presentation

Make copies of the man's presentation

11-12

Q11：

What is the main purpose of the announcement?

To request help with renovations

To apologize for the inconvenience

To announce the availability of new study areas

To inform students about lounge closure

Q12：

What are students advised to do during the lounge closure?

Request alternative study spaces

Schedule meetings elsewhere

Use the library or other study areas

Participate in renovation activities

13-16

Q13：

What is the main topic of the talk?

How the field of behavioral economics developed over time

Why an assumption in traditional economics is not always correct

Some examples of unusual human behavior

The role of policymakers in economics

Q14：

According to the speaker, what is a problem with using heuristics?

They do not allow decisions to be made quickly.

They can result in mistakes in judgment.

They ignore the emotional consequences of actions.

They cause people to focus too much on gains.

Q15：

Why does the speaker mention stocks?

To provide an example of people's desire to avoid losses

To highlight the pleasure of gains

To describe the importance of rational decision-making

To discuss the benefits of heuristics.

Q16：

What will the speaker most likely discuss next?

A popular practice among investors

A method that economists use to examine human behavior

An example of an intervention by policymakers

A way of helping people improve their decision-making

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