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information that you hear
Key Vocabulary _ suggestion: an idea; a piece of advice : : permit: to allow -
opportunity: a chance.to do something Invaluable: priceless; very useful assist: to help
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referencing his experiences
(D) He feels that all students should take
an independent study course
says this: ()
(A) He is confident in his own abilities as a college professor
(B) He was not trying to cause the student concern about her grade
(C) He is unsure of how well most of the
3 Listen again to part of the conversation
Then answer the question ( `
other students did on their tests What does the student mean when she
(D) He was about to grade the student’s says this: ()
test when she came to his office (A) She does not want.to take the
independent study course
2, Listen again to part of the conversation (B) She is unsure of the professor's
_ Then answer the question XQ suggestion
(D) She is doubtful that she is qualified for (A) He is trying to convince the student to
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary
The student visits the office to discuss her concerns about her future in
The professor responds by giving two different suggestions The first is that
she just simply not - However, when the student continues to ask for
advice, the professor suggests that she consicler doing an course
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association: an organization: a group
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extensive: widespread; complete :: : " 2 brochure: a piece of promotional material containing information wegen St -: :
Disadvantage 1:
Disadvantage 2:
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Then answer the question, q3
What does the woman mean when she
says this: (-)
(A), The student should not get coverage, (B}: The student cannot receive coverage
after graduation
(C) The student is healthy enough to be approved,
(D) The student’s health is a problem
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` Then answer the question ()
Why does the student say this: Ñ
(A) To express disappointment in the
price of the insurance (B) To ask the nurse to explain the
price of the insurance policy
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary,
mentions a policy that costs
would not be beneficial due to its
(C) To suggest that the policy does not meet his needs
(D) To state that he does not need health insurance
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Then answer the question, lề
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says this: (>)
(A) The student should consider the
policy
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(D) The university should continue to offer insurance,
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woman explains that it is available for any student who has , and then
dollars a month and requires a
prescriptions The student feels that this policy
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Key Vocabulary
devise: to make; to plan; to scheme : establish: to build or begin’ to found
appeal:'an interest; an attraction sporadically: occasionally; infrequently
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1 Listen again to part of the discussion Then (A) Most magazine reach their target
answer the question () markets
What does the professor mean when he - (B) Magazine publicity is very effective :
(A) The test given in the last class was a (D) Customer loyalty is an important benefit
difficult one
(B) The test caused many absences during
the last class
3 Listen again to part of the discussion Then
answer the question ( )
(C) The students seem unenthusiastic about Why does the student say this: ( `)
(D) The students received poor grades on advertising
the last test (B) To illustrate her point about specific
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answer the question (~) of advertising 4
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary
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advertising _ an established readership base, and markets
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stability: the state of Constancy or normalcy;
the permanence of something culminate: to-finaily end (in some event or result)
1 Listen again to part of the lecture Then
answer the question (~)
What does the professor mean when he
says this: (-)
(A);His Statement regarding the economy
is obvious
(B) The students have already studied the
economy , (C) His next point is a minor one
(D) The overall economic impact of
railroads is not important,
2 Listen again to part of the lecture Then
answer the question (-)
Why does the professor say this: ()
(A) To ask the students to ask a question
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary
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of
the West's
{B) To attempt to regain his train of thought (C) To wait for students to answer him
(D) To transition to his next point
3 Listen again to part of the lecture Then
answer the question (>)
What does the professor mean when he
says this: ()
(A) He believes that the negative effects
of the livestock were massive:
(B) He feels that the livestock should not
have been introduced to the West
(C) He hopes that the effects of livestock
on the environment will improve
(D) He wants livestock to be contained with fences so that bison do not die off
The professor discusses ways in which the railroad affected the American West He first
across the region He goes on to explain the effects of the railroad on the
, and finally discusses the changes that occurred by bringing
into the area, While the railroad had some negative effects, it also shaped
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information that you hear
Key Vocabulary
overwhelmed: feeling worried or incapable because : transitlon: to move gradually, to change írom one state to
of too much work or too many choices another
structure: a form or outline; the construction of something portion: a part
exceed: to be greater than something in quantity or scope
Problem 1: ——> | Solution 1:
Problem 2: ——> | Solution 2:
1 Listen again to part of the conversation (C) To ask the professor to help her make
Then answer the question (-) a timeline
(A) To explain her difficulties with the project
(B) To argue that she should not have to 3 Listen again to part of the conversation
Then answer the question ()
do the paper
(C) To make the professor feel.sorry for Why does the professor say this: (`)
assigning the project (A) He feels that the student will get a (D) To illustrate why she has not started poor grade on the project
effort into the class
2 Listen again to part of the conversation (C) He thinks the student should place
Then answer the question () great value on the assignment
(A) To reject the professor's advice
(B) To motivate the professor to explain
further
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary
The student goes to see the professor in order to discuss an upcoming
The professor suggests narrowing down the by using a to
figure out the most important He then suggests using academic sources,
such as He also proposes working in an order that builds on what the
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Why does the student say this: ())
(A): To explain why the employee should
“take his book
(B):To prove that he bought the latest
edition of the book (C) To ask the employee to assess the
book’s condition (D) To ask the employee to give him an
approximate value of the book
2 Listen again to part of the conversation ()
Then answer the question
Why does the woman say this: C)
(A) To show that the website does not
always work
(B) To demonstrate how complicated the
website is
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary
telling him about an online textbook
what is required, and what some of its
the website
(C) To convince the student that the system
Listen again to part of the conversation, C)
The student goes to the university bookstore for the textbook bookstore employee informs him that not all of his books can be He
asks the employee if there is anything else that can be done The employee responds by
will help him
(D) To tell the student that the system has
a weakness
Then answer the question
What does the woman imply when she
says this: (-)
(A) She does not think the student knows how to use the website properly
(B) She wants to make it easier for the
student to get to the site
(C) She wants the student to visit the website very soon (D) She hopes that the student will make
a lot of money on the site
website She explains how it works, are She also tells him how to
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Environmental Science
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Key Vocabulary
application: a use or purpose condense: to concentrate into a smaller area; to make
compact
Listen to a lecture in an environmental science class Fill in the diagram with ihe information
~ sectuded: alone; distant
contaminate: to infect or make dirty; to pollute unfeasible: unlikely or impossible; impractical
Problem:
Solution 1: Solution 2:
Solution 3: Solution 4: - Solution 5:
1 Listen again to part of the lecture Then
answer the question (-)
Why does.the professor say this: () (A) To relate the discussion to the rest
of the chapter
(B} To imply that the last chapter was not very long
(C) To illustrate the ways nuclear
problems are dealt with (D) To make the students pay closer attention to the lecture
2 Listen again to part of the lecture Then
answer the question (-)
Why does the professor say this: () (A) She wants to simplify the explanation for the students
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary
The professor discusses the problem of
(B) She thinks the process has become
; more refined in recent years
(C) She feels that the process is not very efficient
(D) She knows the process requires very
little time to complete
Listen again to part of the lecture Then
answer the question ()
What is the purpose of the professor's §
siaterhent when she says this: ( `) '
(A} To point out the controversy surrounding this method (B) To discuss the political viewpoints of the students on the problem
(C) To disagree with people who do not
want nuclear waste put into space (D) To suggest that this is the best option for dealing with nuclear waste
nuclear waste with the class
He begins by discussing processes of making the waste more , He then discusses storing waste Last, he discusses submerging the waste in
, Ourying it in remote areas, and sending it