The question words “which” and “what” tell the listener that they have been given a choice question.
Example A
A: How do you live with your noisy roommates and get your homework finished? I feel like that would be such a distraction.
B: Haha. That’s not a problem because I usually go to the library to complete my work.
A: Really? The library is a little too quiet for me. I enjoy working at cafés and parks.
B: I suppose any place is better than being at home.
Q: Which statement best describes the woman’s homework situation?
- She enjoys working with other people.
- She enjoys working in noisy places.
- She enjoys working outside the house.
- She enjoys a cup of coffee while she works.
Example B
There is a new summer job available to college students who are studying tourism. This is an extremely special opportunity to travel around Europe, eat, and get paid! The Travel Eatery is looking for a student with a talent for finding new, undiscovered restaurants and writing about them on our blog. If you’re interested, email us before March 5.
Q: What kind of person is most qualified for this job?
- A professional editor.
- A European tourist.
- A talented cook.
- A student who enjoys international food.
F Listen to the short talk and answer the following question.
W: You complain a lot about social media. Why don’t you take a break for a few days?
M: I would, but I’m always afraid I’ll miss out on events like music concerts or plays.
W: I go to a lot of those events, but I never see you around.
M: Haha. I never go to them. I just like to see what’s going on.
Q: According to the conversation, which statement is true?
Ans:
- The man likes to attend social media events.
- The man plans to take a break from social media.
- The woman thinks the man should try social media.
- The woman likes to attend many events.