ĐỀ THI B2 VÀ C1 CHUẨN CHÂU ÂU PHẦN NGHE SỐ 28 1. (A) Ask someone to recommend a place to eat. (B) Cook something for themselves. (C) Go to another place to eat. (D) Check the cafeteria later. 2. (A) The store has lost them. (B) The man doesn’t have enough money to pay for them. (C) The film hasn’t been processed yet. (D) The man is in a hurry. 3. (A) He doesn’t own a calculator. (B) His calculator is broken. (C) He doesn’t want to lend his calculator to anyone. (D) Someone else borrowed his calculator. 4. (A) He likes to drink coffee in the morning. (B) He seldom wakes up early. (C) He needs tea to feel alert. (D) He doesn’t usually eat breakfast. 5. (A) They shouldn’t change their plans. (B) He doesn’t trust the weather forecast. (C) They should have the picnic indoors. (D) He had forgotten about their plans. 6. (A) She doesn’t need anything from the supermarket. (B) She’ll go shopping with the man. (C) Her car is being repaired right now. (D) She prefers to go to the supermarket near the school. 7. (A) The man should not take off his jacket. (B) The man should get comfortable. (C) It’s time for the man to go home. (D) She likes the man’s jacket. 8. (A) She will lend the man some money. (B) The man can send in the forms next week. (C) The man should finish the forms now. (D) She doesn’t like filling out financial aid forms. 9. (A) Put ice on her hand. (B) See a doctor in a few days. (C) Avoid using her hand for a while. (D) Clear the ice off the sidewalk. 10. (A) Check for an appropriate apartment at another building. (B) Rent the $600 apartment temporarily. (C) Share an apartment with someone. (D) Wait until there is a cheaper apartment available. 11. (A) Go to Sally’s room. (B) Call Sally. (C) Talk to Sally’s friends. (D) Start studying without Sally. 12. (A) The party should have ended sooner. (B) The man’s apartment is too small for parties. (C) She’d like to be invited to the next party. (D) The man will spend the day cleaning. 13. (A) The woman’s business didn’t make much money. (B) The woman doesn’t like selling jewelry. (C) The woman has to close her business. (D) The man broke some of the woman’s jewelry. 14. (A) Try to call Bill at a different location. (B) Tell Bill to call the woman about the presentation. (C) Give Bill a copy of the presentation at dinner. (D) Invite Bill to the woman’s house for dinner. 15. (A) She doesn’t care for cake. (B) She’d like some more dessert (C) She’s had enough to eat. (D) The cake was overbaked. 16. 1 (A) The woman forgot Debbie’s birthday. (B) The woman didn’t know what Debbie wanted. (C) The woman didn’t buy a sweater for Debbie. (D) The sweater the woman bought doesn’t fit Debbie. 17. (A) She can complete the preparations in time. (B) She wants everyone to work together. (C) She anticipates needing help tomorrow. (D) She thinks only a little planning is necessary. 18. (A) Ask someone else to go to the concert with them. (B) Find out when the concert begins. (C) Meet at the concert. (D) Go to the concert on another night. 19. (A) She’ll eat the toast anyway. (B) She’s not hungry. (C) She doesn’t like toast. (D) She’ll toast the bread. 20. (A) Register for fewer courses next semester. (B) Go to the registrar’s office soon. (C) Call the registrar’s office later. (D) Apply for a job at the registrar’s office. 21. (A) The man would get better grades if he studied more. (B) The test was based on lecture material. (C) She misplaced her textbook. (D) The test was harder than she thought it would be. 22. (A) No one will be able to see what he is wearing. (B) He will probably need to take the sweater off. (C) He expects the weather to change later in the day. (D) It was be cool in the lecture hall. 23. (A) Reconsider her decision. (B) Save for something more important. (C) Buy a larger size to allow for shrinkage during washing. (D) Take her sweatshirt to the dry cleaners. 24. (A) It ran much longer than expected. (B) It was broadcast on television. (C) Tickets for it were rather expensive. (D) Many people went to hear it. 25. (A) He doesn’t enjoy his art history course. (B) He would like to own one of the paintings. (C) He did not like the paintings. (D) He hasn’t seen the paintings yet. 26. (A) She didn’t like last year’s location. (B) She hopes to be selected to be on the entertainment committee. (C) She can’t attend the picnic this year. (D) The entertainment committee has already chosen a location. 27. (A) The gallery is a good place for the exhibition. (B) Preparing for the exhibition won’t be easy. (C) The man isn’t telling the truth about the offer. (D) The man is making a bad decision. 28. (A) She wants to cook the vegetables herself. (B) She doesn’t like vegetables that are undercooked. (C) The vegetables have finished cooking. (D) The man should cook different kinds of vegetables. 29. (A) The man will not find shorts in a different style. (B) The man should try on a more stylish pair of shorts. (C) She’s not sure she likes the style. (D) The man should try on a different size. 30. (A) He’s also excited about sailing. (B) He prefers swimming to sailing. (C) He’s not sure how he feels about sailing. (D) He doesn’t feel comfortable in water. 2 1999-08 1 M: I was going to get something to eat at the cafeteria, but it seems to be closed. W: Oh, that's because it's Sunday. Why don't you come with me to a place I know on Kennel Street. What does the woman suggest they do? 2 W: How did your pictures at the Orientation come out? Did you get them back from the photo shop? M: Actually the film's still in the camera. I haven't quite finished the roll. Why can't the woman see the pictures? 3 W: Do you have a calculator that you could lend me for a few days? I just have no idea where mine is. M: Well, yes, I have one. But actually it's already on loan to someone. What does the man mean? 4 W: I can't seem to wake up in the morning without coffee at breakfast. M: You know, I'm just like you except that I prefer tea. What does the man mean? 5 W: If the weather doesn't get any better, we may have to scrap our plans for this afternoon's picnic. M: Don't give up yet. The forecast says the clouds should clear up by mid-morning. What does the man imply? 6 M: Do you think I could borrow your car to go grocery shopping? The supermarkets outside the city are so much cheaper than the one by the school. But they're so far away, I'd be happy to pick up anything you need. W: Well, I don't like to let anyone else drive my car. Tell you what, why don't we go together? That way I can learn the way. What does the woman mean? 7 M: Do you mind if I take off my jacket? W: Of course not, make yourself at home. What does the woman mean? 8 M: I have to fill out these forms. They are due at the financial aid office by tomorrow afternoon. W: You're just complaining about how broke you are. If I were you, I'd make that my first priority. What does the woman mean? 9 W: My hand still hurts from falling on the ice yesterday. I wonder if I broke something. M: I'm no doctor, but it's not black and blue or anything. Maybe you just need to rest it for a few days. What does the man suggest the woman do? 10 W: Excuse me; do you have any apartments available for under $500 a month? I need to move in next week when my new job starts. M: The only vacant one I have is $600. Have you inquired at the apartment complex down the street? What does the man suggest the woman do? 11 W: You know, Sally was supposed to meet us here an hour ago. Maybe we should give her a ring. After all, she is the one who organized the study session. M: You're right, I'll do it. What will the man probably do? 12 M: Forgive the mess in here. You see we had a party last night. There were a lot of people. They all brought food, and the leftovers are over the place. W: Yeah, I can tell. Well, I guess it's pretty obvious what you will be doing most of today. What does the woman imply? 13 W: I'm worried about my jewelry business. I really thought I'd do better. M: At least you broke even. That's better than most people do in their first year. What can be inferred from the conversation? 14 W: I need to get in touch with Bill about tomorrow's presentation. But his phone has been busy for the longest time. M: I usually have dinner with him in the cafeteria. Why don't I ask him to give you a call later? What will the man probably do? 3 15 M: Care for some more dessert? There is plenty of cake left. W: If I had any more, I'll be overdoing it. What does the woman mean? 16 M: This scarf is nice, but Debbie really wanted a sweater for her birthday. W: I know, but I didn't know her size. What can be inferred from the conversation? 17 M: Think you'll be able to finish sketching up the plans for the election campaign by tomorrow or do you need some help? W: Well there's so quite a bit to do, but I'll be able to pull everything together. What does the woman mean? 18 W: About the concert tonight, it's unlikely I'll be able to pick you up before seven. M: Well, we could just get together there instead. What does the man suggest they do? 19 M: Uh, oh, I've burned your toast. I'll put in a couple of more slices. W: No, don't waste the bread. Just scrape off the burnt part, it'll be fine. What does the woman mean? 20 M: Weren't you going to find out from the registrar if you have enough credits to graduate next semester'? W: You're right. I'd better get over there. Their hours are limited and they can get pretty busy. What will the woman probably do? 21 M: I'm shocked that you managed to get an A on the test. You didn't even read the textbook. W: Now you know why I never missed a lecture. What does the woman imply? 22 M: That's an awfully heavy sweater for a day like today. W: Well, I'm going to be at a lecture in the auditorium most of this morning. And you know what the air conditioning is like in there. What does the man imply? 23 W: I think I'll get one of those new sweat shirts. You know with the school's emblem on both the front and the back. M: You may regret it. They're expensive and I've heard the printing really fades when you wash them. What does the man suggest the woman do? 24 W: The concert set a record for attendance. M: I understand there wasn't an empty seat in the house. What can be inferred about the concert? 25 W: I really like those abstract paintings we saw in our history today. What did you think? M: I guess it's something I haven't acquired a taste for it yet. What does the man mean'? 26 M: I wonder if the entertainment committee has found the spot for the picnic yet. W: I was just told that they picked a place near a lake this year. What does the woman imply? 27 M: What do you think of this gallery space? They offered to let me exhibit some of my paintings here. W: Are you kidding'? Any art student I know would die to have an exhibition here. What does the woman mean? 28 M: How much more should I boil these vegetables? The recipe says about ten minutes total. W: They look pretty done to me. I doubt you'd wanna cook them any more. What does the woman mean? 29 M: These shorts look a little too baggy, don't they? W: The shorts in all the stores we've been to fit like that. That's the style these days. What does the woman imply? 30 W: I love sailing on the lake. It's so refreshing to feel the wind in my hair and the water on my face. M: I guess I'd feel the same way, if I could swim. What can be inferred about the man? CCDCA BBCCA BDABC CACAB BDADC DACAD 4 . ĐỀ THI B2 VÀ C1 CHUẨN CHÂU ÂU PHẦN NGHE SỐ 28 1. (A) Ask someone to recommend a place to eat. (B) Cook something for themselves. (C) Go to another place. picnic yet. W: I was just told that they picked a place near a lake this year. What does the woman imply? 27 M: What do you think of this gallery space? They offered to let me exhibit some of my. hurts from falling on the ice yesterday. I wonder if I broke something. M: I'm no doctor, but it's not black and blue or anything. Maybe you just need to rest it for a few days. What does