Question Directions – Part A
In part A of the Listening Section, you will hear short conversations b etween two people. In some of the conversations, each person speaks only once. In other conversations, one or both of the people speak more than once. Each conversation is followed by one question about it. Each queation in this part has 4 znswer choices. You should click on the best answer to each question. Answer the questionson thebasis of what is stated or implied by the speakers.
(Suara Rekaman) :
1. Woman : Are you still studying ? it’s two o’clock in themorning.
Man : I know. I just can’t seem to get caught up.
Narrator : What does the man mean ?
(A) He should go to bed
(B) He did not know the time
(C) He is trying to bring his work up to date
(D) He is not sleepy yet
2. Man : It’s your turn to call the names on the list if you wan to
Woman : I think I’ll pass this time
Narrator : What’s the woman going to do ?
(A) Spend some time with the man
(B) Make a list of the names
(C) Pass out the names
(D) Let someone else call the names
3. Woman : I’m pretty sure that the deadline for application has passed
Man : Why don’t you let me look into it for you?
Narrator : What does the man mean?
(A) The woman has missed the deadline
(B) He will investigate the situation
(C) The deadline has been canceled
(D) An exception might bepossible
4. Man : This is the first time I’ve had to get a tutor.
Woman : What seems to be the problem?
Man : Well, I understand thelectures but I get mixed up when I try to read the book.
Narrator : What doesthe man mean ?
(A) The book is confusing
(B) He is doing well in the class
(C) The teacher is not very clear
(D) The lectures are from the book
5. Man : The paper isn’t due untul next week
Woman : Yes, I know. But I wnted to turn it in ahead of time if that’s all right
Narrator : What does the woman mean ?
(A) She wants to submit her paper early
(B) The answers on the paper are all correct
(C) The deadline has passed for the paper
(D) The paper is not quite finished
6. Man : I can’t stand this class !
Woman : Well, you have might as well get used to it. You have to take it in order to graduate.
Narrator : What does the woman say about the class ?
(A) She does not like the class
(B) It is not a required class
(C) She has already taken the class
(D) The man will have to take the class
7. Woman : How are you going to get ready for an oral final ?
Man : The professor said we should study alone, but the T.A said to get into a study group and quiz each other.
Narrator : What did the T.A. suggest the students do ?
(A) Study together
(B) Prepare for an oral final
(C) Review the quizzes
(D) Take the professor’s advice
8. Man : I need an advisor’s signature on my course request form. Could I make an appointment, please ?
Woman : Oh, well, you don’tneed to make an appointment. Just wait here.v I’ll get a pen
Narrator : What is the woman going to do ?
(A) Make an appointment.
(B) Give the man a pen
(C) Sign the form for the man
(D) Wait for the man
9. Woman : Thanks for reading my paper
Man : Sure. This copy looks good. Why don’t you just hand it in ?
Woman : No, I’d better make one more draft.
Narrator : What is the woman going to do ?
(A) Revise her work
(B) Close the window
(C) Copy from the man
(D) Hand in the work
10. Woman : Your load payment is due on the first. Oh, sorry, the computer has you scheduled for the fifth.
Man : That’s good. That’s what I thought.
Narrator : What had made the man assumed about the loan payment ?
(A) The computer made an error
(B) The payment is due on the fifth of every month.
(C) The loan must be paid by the first of the month
(D) The loan had already been paid in full
Question Directions –Part B
In part B, you will hear several longer conversations and talks. Each conversation or talk is followed by several questions will not be repeated. They are about a variety of topics. You do not need special knowledge of the topics to answer the question on the basis of what is stated or implied by the speakers in the conversations or talks.
For most of the questions, you will need to click on the best of our possible answer. Some questions will have special directions. The special directions will appear in a box on the computer screen.
Audio Conversation.
Narrator : Listen to a conversation between a student and a professor.
Woman :Hello, Professor Hayes. I’m Betty Peterson. I’m in your senior seminar this semester.
Man : Oh, yes, Betty. How are you ?
Woman : Just fine, thanks. I’m here because I’m applying for graduate school, and I need three letters of recommendation. Would you be willing to write me one ?
Man : Why yes, Betty. I’d be happy to. I think you an excellent candidate for graduate school. Are you applying here or to another university ?
Woman : Here. That’s why I think your letter is so important. Everyone on the selection committee knows and respects you.
Man : Let’s see, Dr. Warren is the chair of that committee, isn’t she ?
Woman : Yes, So, if yu would just write the letter to her, that would be great.
Man : Okay. And when do you need this ? I don’t recall the deadline for applications.
Woman : The committee meets on April 30, so all the materials must be submitted before then.
Man : All right. I’ll send it directly to her office.
Woman : Thank you. I really appreciate it.
Man : You’re welcome. Glad to do it.
1. Why did Betty see Professor Hayes ?
(A) To enroll in class
(B) To ask his opinion about a university
(C) To find out who is chair of the selection committee.
(D) To get a letter for graduate school.
2. What does Professor Hayes think about Betty ?
(A) She might need to take his seminar
(B) She should do well in graduate school
(C) She had better go to another university
(D) She needs to apply before the end of April
3. Who will decide whether Betty is accepted to the program ?
(A) The chair of the selection committee
(B) The entire selection committee
(C) Professor Hayes
(D) Dr. Warren
4. When does Betty need to submit all her materials ?
(A) On May !
(B) In Three days
(C) Before The April 30th deadline
(D) Today
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