Listen to the short talks and choose the best answers.
Hi, Megan. It’s Brian, your friend from lovetopaint.org. I really enjoy chatting with you online and I think we have a lot in common. I would like to meet you face-toface, so I was wondering if you would like to go to the art show at Artsy Café this Saturday with me. Please text me or call me when you get this message.
Q: What can we say about Brian?
- He thinks he and Megan don’t have anything in common.
- He is inviting Megan to an art show.
- He doesn’t want to meet Megan in person.
- He met Megan through his friend.
As a campus tour guide, you are expected to share your experiences about McGill College with visitors. When you agree to be a guide, you have to lead a tour at least once a week. A tour usually lasts about an hour. Please take your class schedules into consideration when you sign up for this program.
Q: Who is the talk intended for?
- Students who want to be campus tour guides.
- Students who are campus tour guides.
- Senior college students.
- New college students.
If you want to have a serious conversation about something with your partner, make sure you pick the right time to talk. Do not bother your partner when he or she is watching a TV show, a sports game, or preparing for a test. Also, remember to talk about serious issues in person, so there aren’t any misunderstandings.
Q: What might be the topic of the talk?
- How we can communicate better with our teachers.
- How we can communicate better with our parents.
- How we can communicate better at work.
- How we can communicate better in a relationship.
Hi, Robert. I’m having a potluck dinner this Saturday and I was wondering if you would like to come. Meimei is bringing a traditional Chinese dish, and I’m going to cook some delicious steaks. Can you bring something for dessert? The potluck will start around 7 p.m. Let me know if you can make it.
Q: What might Robert bring to the party if he can make it?
- A beef pie.
- A cheesecake.
- Some sandwiches.
- Some chicken.