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Test 2', Listening
The Listening section (^) evaluates how well you (^) understand spoken English, The Listening test has four sections and will take approximately 45 minutes. (^) You must mark your (^) answers (^) on the answer sheet not (^) in the test book.
PART l: PH0T0GBAPHS
Directions: For each item in Part 1, you will hear four statements about a photograph
in the test btlok. You must listen carefully to the statements in order to select the statement
that best describes the photograph. Mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (c), or (D) on the
answer sheet.
Example
Listen to the statements and select the one that best describes the picture.
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(A)They're drinking orange juice.
(B)They're turning on a computer.
(C) They're looking at a screen.
(D)They're putting on formal clothes.
Statement (C),^ "They're looking at a (^) screen." best describes
the picture,^ so you should choose answer (C) and mark it on your
answer sheet.
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PARI (^) 2: (^) QUESTION-RESP0NSE I Directions:^ Ftiva¡+i^--.^ tr^.For^ ^^^l'each item in Parl^ i+^- 2,you will hear a statement or a question follor¡ed (^) by three
responses. Listen and choose the best response. Then mark the corresponding le'lter (A), (B), or (C)
on the answer sheet.
Example
Have you mret the new Managing Director?
(A)Adually I talked with him in the lobby just now.
(B) Yes, I toc¡k the call.
(C) No, he tarkes the subway to work.
The best response to the question "Have you (^) met the new Managing Director?" (^) i;Spp]p llstQ,^ , is answer choice (A),^ "Actually I talked with him (^) in the lobby just^ now." (^) q (^) @,_ 9_l
You should mark answer (A) on your answer sheet.
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TEST 2
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PART (^) 3: GONUERSAII0NS Directions: You will hear conversations with (^) two speakers. Then you (^) will answer three questions
about each conversation. Listen and select the best response to ,each question. Mark the
corresponding letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on the answer sheet.
What is the purpose of the call?
(A) To (^) discuss rlelivery options (B) To process; (^) handling fees (C) To check crn an order (D) To give (^) the number of a product
What items are the speakers talking about?
(A) Cameras (B) Office desks (C) Phones (D) (^) Copy mach nes
What does the woman want to do?
(A) Order more products (B) Call the ma n factory (C) (^) Schedule a delivery (D) Get a discount
Where are the speakers?
(A) In (^) a school (B) In an office (C) (^) In a building (D) (^) In a hospital
When most likely willthe machine staft
working?
(A) (^) This morning (B) (^) This afternoon (C) (^) Tomorrow morning (D)Tomorrow (^) afternoon
What does the woman want the man to do?
(A) Call a mechanrc (B) Reschedule an appointment (C) (^) Call a doctor (D) (^) Close a window
44. What does the man ask the woman to do?
(A) (^) Get a packa ge (^) for some fabrics (B) Take him to the post (^) office
(C) Have lunch with him
(D) (^) Call the ofti:;e
What is the wc,man's plan in the afternoon?
(A) To go (^) to the office (B) To (^) make a lunch appointment (C) To meet (^) a client (D) To cancel a staff meeting
What is the m¿rn going to do next?
(A) (^) Get some fabric (^) samples (B) Order a phonebook (C) Post some (^) ¡rackages (D) (^) Search for ¿L co-worker (^) on a list
When is the pafty?
(A) Ihis Thursday
(B) (^) This Friday (C) (^) Next lVionday (D) (^) Next Tuesday
What does the man need to do?
(A) Finish ra report (B) (^) 0rganize a party (C) (^) Set up a new prroject (D) (^) Postpone a meeting
52. What is the woman going to do later?
(A) Host a pafty (B) (^) Write a repoft (C) (^) Order some invitation cards (D) (^) Go to the man's office
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65, Where most likely are the speakers? 68. What are the (^) speakers discussing? (A) (^) At a bank (A) (^) The new food s;ervice (B) At (^) a gym (B) (^) The company'si holiday party (C) (^) At an accountant's office (C) (^) The arrangements for a seminar (D) (^) At a café (D) (^) The location of a show
- What does the woman show the man? 69, What (^) is the woman concerned about? (A) (^) A bag (A) Not having enough food (B)A photograph^ (B) Having few people (C) (^) A phone (^) nurnber (C) Arranging (^) a banquet (D)An (^) identific¿rtion document (D) Booking the wrong room
- What is^ the man going^ to do next? 70. What does the woman ask for? (A) Print (^) some rlocuments (A) (^) An office address (B) Return a license (B) Directions to a building (C) (^) Make a pholocopy (^) (C) A telephone number (D) (^) Mail a letter (D) (^) A (^) dinner menu
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PART 4: IAIKS Directions: You will hear several talks, each with one (^) speaker. Then you (^) will ansu'er three
questions about the talk. Lrsten and select the best response to each question. Milrk the
I conesponding^ letter^ (A), (B), (C),^ or^ (D)^ on^ the answer^ sheet.
71. What is the main content of the reporl? 77.
(A) (^) International news
(B) A traffic update
(C) (^) Bus times (D) (^) Construction projects
What is causing problems near City Hall?
(A) (^) Street musicians (B) Protests (C) Traffic (D) Road construction
What is the next program?
(A) (^) A weather repoft (B) (^) A book reading (C) An interview
(D)A music show
Who most likely is making the announcement?
(A) A tour guide
(B) A flight attendant
(C) A waitress (D) A train driver What does the speaker recommend (^) the listeners do? (A) (^) Eat a meal on the bus (B) (^) Go to a cathedral (C) Get a dinner menu (D) (^) 0rder traditional food
When are the listeners supposed to leave the city?
(A) At 1:00 p.m.
(B) At 2:00 p,m (C) At 7:00 p m
(D)At 9:00 p m
74. What is the message about?
(A) (^) An order (B) (^) A printer (C) (^) A co-worker (D) (^) Office furniture
Why is the speaker calling? (A) A product was not (^) returned. (B) (^) A product is not available. (C) (^) A product (^) has been misplaced (D) A faulty item was dispatched.
What does the caller want Ms. Gernin to do?
(A) Call back (B) Cancel an order (C) (^) 0rder a different item (D) (^) Visit her office
Who most likely are the listeners?
(A) Travel agents (B) (^) Students (C) (^) Shoppers (D) (^) Airline passengers
What weather (^) conditions does the speaker mention? (A) High waves (B) High winds (C) Heavy rain (D) A hurricane
According to the speaker, vvhat will happen next?
(A) An airplane will land.
(B) Movies will be shown.
(C) Free drinks will be servecj.
(D) Snacks will be sold.
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- What industry does Ms. Peterson work in? (^) 98. What is being advertised?
(A) Education (B) Finance (C) Retail (D) (^) Publishing
(A) (^) Shorl-term jobs (B) (^) Vacation packages (C) (^) Camping workshops (D) (^) Leadership training
(A) (^) Young people (B) (^) International students (C) (^) Tourists (D) (^) Teachers
100, According to the adveftisement, where is
information available?
(A) From an office
(B) 0n a bulletin board
(C) (^) At a camp site
(D) 0n a website
- What was Ms. Peterson's first position^ in the 99. Who is the adveftisement for? company? (A) Trainee (B) Professor (C) Manager (D) (^) Editor
97. What is Ms. Peterson going^ to do next?
(A) (^) Staft a publishing company (B) (^) Go back to the tax deparlment
(C) Return to university
(D) (^) Write about her life
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Test 2'. Readi ng
The Reading section ervaluates how well you (^) understand wriüen English. The Beading (^) test has three sections and will take approximately 75 minutes. You must mark your answers on the answer sheet not in (^) the test book.
PART 5: ING0IMPIETE SENIENCES I
I Directions:^ One^ or^ more^ words^ is missing^ from^ each of the^ following^ sentences. Choose^ the best
I answer^ choice to complete the sentence.^ Mark^ the corresponding letter^ (A),^ (B),^ (C),^ or^ (D)^ on^ the
tr"yThr{. _
101. We gave^ the product special features 105, The number of visitors to traditionally popular
differentiate it from competitor products.
(A) because of (B) (^) rather than (C) (^) in order to (D) (^) as opposed to
- lt's the (^) same vúoman gave a lecture at
last year's conference.
(A) (^) who (B) (^) which (C) (^) what (D) (^) how
- l'm going to (^) be unavailable (^) _ meetings for
at least the ne,xt week while I set up the new
project. (A) (^) for (B) to (C) (^) with (D) (^) of
- Please see the file for a (^) detailed
itinerary of the tour.
(A) (^) attachment (B) attach (C) (^) attached (D) (^) attaching
tourist has diminished this year.
(A) (^) trips (B) locations (C) positions (D) (^) destinations
106. Before we get stafted, our recently appointed
Sales Directo¡ Ted Ottmeier, would like to
introduce (A) (^) he (B) (^) himself (C) (^) him (D) (^) his
107. The new office furniture looks very nice
it's costinE a lot of money to source.
(A) (^) but (B) however (C) whereas (D) provided^ that
108. There is talk at Nomadic Inc. that job losses
will result from the
Teen Tours. (A) merger (B) buyer
(C) flight
(D) (^) connecfor
of the company with
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119. ln order to ge1:^ approval to develop a new
product, (^) it is important to (^) _ a presentation
to the approv¿rl commiüee.
(A) devise (B) (^) set (C) (^) make (D) see
120. The annual seminar for all employees will
in July next year.
(A) (^) take place (B) (^) make up (C) (^) hold on (D) give (^) up
121. The vice president announced yesterday that he
would be leaving his job,^ the rumors that
he had fallen out with the chairman.
(A) verify (B) verified (C) verifying (D) (^) verification
- (^) __ many employees were leaving the
company, the human resources manager held
an emergency meeting. (A) Because (B) Consequently (C) Due to (D)As (^) a result
123, You need to remember that the occasional
overseas trip is a of the job. (A) necessary (B) needed (C) (^) needing (D) (^) necessity
124. lt we had started preparing^ for this presentation
earlier, we (^) __ have done it (^) much better, (A) (^) will (B) do (C) (^) should (D)would
- I'm looking forward (^) to (^) _ the client's
feedback at the meeting next week.
(A) receive (B) received (C) receiving
(D)will receive
126. Don't forget to consult a legal specialist before
the form.
(A) fillin
(B) fills in
(C) filled in
(D)filling in
- (^) The decline the birth rate may be due to
longer working hours.
(A) in (B) (^) at (C) (^) to
(D)with
- All staff must have worked no (^) than
seven hours by the end of each day.
(A) most (B) rather (C) (^) fewer (D) little
129, Our ability to employ new staff relies
our profitr;. (A) (^) of (B) (^) to (C) on
(D)for
BEADING
130, As far as | (^) _, the (^) engineer came yesterday (^) 136. I saw Mr. Kwan at the trade (^) show, (^) _ to the
- In spite of our company's (^) difficulties last year, (^) 137. You bring your notebook to the we now have an new group (^) of products. (^) conference, as paper is not available at the
and fixed the boiler.
(A) know (B) known
(C) to know
(D) (^) knew
(A) impress (B) impressed (C) impressive (D) impressively
132. Even though the restaurant was crowded,
we (^) _ find a free table. (A) (^) can (B) may (C) were (^) able to (D) would be able to
133. Sales have been improved by the marketing
department's new advertising
(A) elevation (B) strategy (C) (^) distribution (D) (^) motion
134. Due to low demand in developed countries,
(A) rules (B) (^) survey (C) (^) output (D) (^) reliance
rest of his team.
(A) both (B) as well (C) either (D) (^) in (^) addition
venue. (A) need to (B) (^) needn't (C) would (D) (^) oughtn't to
- Her flight took off on time, (^) srr she (^) _ be in Rome by now, (A) (^) can
(B)will
(C) could (D) (^) is going to
139. Ms. Nguyen didn't pick^ up hrlr phone, but that
doesn't mean that she's not in the office. (A) necessary (B) necessarily (C) (^) necessity (D) (^) necessitate
industrial was (^) disappointing this quafter. (^) 140. lf you (^) don't like the transportation provided, you
are more than welcome to travel to the center
you like, as long as the cost is under
$1 00. (A) (^) however (B) (^) whoever
- Allthe (^) old from the .l9th floor offices will (C)^ whatever
be picked up today.
(A) (^) furnishing (B) (^) furnished (C) (^) furniture (D)furnish
(D) whichever
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READING
Questions 144-146^ refer^ to^ the^ following e-mail'
Dear Mr. Gifford,
Many thanks for^ aPPlYing
144. (A)from
(B)for
(c) bv
(D)at
at MK Sloane. We^ are grateful^ for your^ interest
the position^ of^ Project^ Coolinator
In our company.
I am sorry to^ inform you^ that^ your^ application^ has^ not^ been
145. (A)^ success
(B)succeeditrg
(C)successftrl
(D) successft"tllY on this^ occasion.^ I^ apologize if^ this^ is^ disappointing^ for^ you.^ We received^ a^ larg¡e
number of applicatio¡5, and,^ upon^ reviewing^ the^ candidates'résumés,^ our sel:ction
committee decided that other^ candidates^ were^ more
146. (A)suitable
(B) advantageous
(C)advanced
(D)capable
for the job.
Please do not^ hesitate^ to^ apply^ for^ any^ future^ positions^ with^ us^ that^ may interest you'
We wlsh you^ every
Yours sincerelY,
Julia Fraser
HR Officer
success fclr^ your future.
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TEST 2
Questions 147'-149 refer to the following e-mail.
In spite of the difficult economic conditions, Standard Electronics announced a 25o/o
in its third-quarter inconle on Tuesday. The company
147. (A) irrcrease
(B) clecrease
(C)c;ost
(D) c:ontribution
exceeded investor assumptions with the help of improvement in its mobile technology
business and rapidly growing in developing markets.
148. (A)orders
(B) desires
(C)demand
(D)concerns
Income (^) increased to (^) 92.4 million, up from g1.9 (^) million in (^) the same period (^) a year (^) ago. Standard CEo Ryan (^) c. stowe said that the company (^) has..ia creative product (^) range
and an outstanding distribution network." These factors, he said, resulted in "the
outstandirrg performance in the third quarter.,,
Investors received the announcement enthusiastically as shares went up
1.60lo. Standard Electronics' main competitors will
149. (A)a,s
(B)fctr
(C)at
(D)by
release thr:ir results next week, starting with EcoTech, the Seattle-based cell phone
specialist, on Monday.
