Listen to the short conversations and choose the best answers.
M: I’m new here. What can I do to meet new friends?
W: Why don’t you check out some of the student clubs?
Q: What does the woman suggest the man do?
- Go out with her.
- Join her study group.
- Join a student club.
- Hang out with friends.
M: Hi, Sasha. I’m having a potluck next Saturday and it would be great if you could come.
W: I’d love to, but I’ve already made other plans.
Q: Will the woman go to the party?
- No, she won’t.
- Yes, she will.
- She probably will.
- We don’t know.
M: Hi, Sophia. You look upset. What’s wrong?
W: My boyfriend doesn’t have time for me. He’s busy with school and his part-time job.
Q: What problem does Sophia have?
- A family problem.
- A relationship problem.
- A health problem.
- A school problem.
M: Hi, Carol. I was wondering if you would like to go to the beach with me this weekend.
W: That sounds great. I’d love to go.
Q: What will the woman do this weekend?
- Relax at home.
- Go to the beach with her brother.
- Go to the beach alone.
- Go to the beach with the man.
M: Why don’t you meet John face-to-face?
W: I don’t know. I’m not sure if we will get along when we meet in person.
Q: Will the woman meet John face-to-face?
- Yes, she must.
- Yes, she will.
- She’s not sure.
- Maybe next time.
M: I’m having trouble writing my research paper.
W: I think you should get some advice from Professor Brown.
Q: What does the woman suggest the man do?
- Not to worry about it.
- Go to see Professor Brown now.
- Allow the woman to help him.
- Ask Professor Brown to help.