ĐỀ THI B2 VÀ C1 CHUẨN CHÂU ÂU PHẦN NGHE SỐ 19 Section 1: Listening Comprehension 1 (A) She has completed her project (B) She needs some help finishing the project (C) Her economics class no longer meets (D) The man should not touch the project until it is finished 2 (A) He disagrees with the woman (B) He has a lot of experience listening to others (C) He can keep a secret (D) He has several younger brothers and sisters 3 (A) She has already seen the movie (B) She doesn’t like to go to the movies (C)She hasn’t seen Mary recently (D) Mary didn’t ask her to go to the movies 4 (A) Use cream on her rash (B)See if her rash improves in a few days (C) Check out a medical book from the library (D) See a doctor about her rash 5 (A) He’s usually a good dancer (B) He’s embarrassed about the photograph (C) He didn’t enjoy the party (D) He hasn’t seen the photograph 6. (A) She prefers to stay indoors during the summer (B) She doesn’t agree with the man (C) Too much hot weather can be unpleasant (D) The weather is supposed to get even hotter 7 (A) Dry his clothes for another fifteen minutes (B)Inspect the dryer for damage (C ) Take this clothes out of the dryer (D) Wash his clothes again 8 (A) He likes the music class (B) The woman missed the deadline (C)It may still be possible to drop the class (D) He doesn’t plan to take music 9 (A)She has decided not to go to Florida (B)Her plans aren’t definite (C) Her friend just returned from Florida (D)She prefers to travel without her friend 10 (A)The costumes weren’t as good as the s scenery (B) The scenery could have been more realistic (C ) She wishes she had seen the play (D) The actors in the play weren’t students 11 (A) He didn’t know the book was a best-seller (B) He’s becoming more interested in the book (C ) He’s on his way to the bookstore (D) He has just finished the book 12 (A) She’d rather do another puzzle (B) She doesn’t have time for puzzles (C ) She’d like a chance to solve the puzzle (D) She’s not as good at puzzles as the man 13 (A) Revise the report (B) Go to another copy machine (C) Ask his classmates to make their own copies (D) Get more paler 14 (A) The woman is a better mechanic than he is (B) He can’t go for a ride with the woman (C) He doesn’t know a lot about newer cars (D) The woman shouldn’t buy a used car 15 (A)Start studying with the man (B) Continue watching television (C) Take a nap (D) Turn down the volume on the television 16 (A) Store the bicycle inside the dormitory (B) Ask someone to repair the bicycle (C) Ride the bicycle on campus (D) Try to find the bicycle’s owner 17 (A) He lives with a first-year student (B) He wanted to live in an apartment (C) He isn’t a new student (D) He was assigned space in a dorm 18 (A) He has to pick up some groceries (B) He hasn’t had any tea for a long time (C) He’d like to walk a little further (D) He’ll pay for the drinks 19 (A) The boss will probably discipline the woman (B) The boss may disregard the woman’s lateness (C) The boss won’t know the woman was late (D) The boss is often late for work 20 (A) She may change her mind about the college (B) He doesn’t know what time she arrived (C) He wishes he had met her yesterday (D)She should visit the campus again soon 21 (A) She can’t help the man (B)She doesn’t want to lend the man any money (C )She owes the man some money (D) She sometimes asks the man to drive her places 22 (A) A lot of students entered the talent show (B) The talent show was canceled (C) Not many students enjoy talent shows (D)The speakers are judges for the talent show 23 (A)The tour guide will be late (B)The appointment for the tour will be changed (C) The tour will begin before she and the man arrive (D)The museum will open earlier than usual 24 (A)She doesn’t need a pay raise (B)She got a pay raise last year (C )She hasn’t yet received a pay raise (D) She will give the man a pay raise 25 (A)He recently injured his hand (B)He can carry some books for the woman (C)He needs to borrow some of the woman’s books (D)He can’t help the woman until noon 26 (A)He enjoys talking about pets (B)He agrees that the woman is quite knowledgeable (C )He dislikes people who think they know everything (D)He hates standing in line 27 (A)The professor might give an exam in class (B)The man might not be able to leave campus early (C )The class might not finish their oral presentation (D)This week’s class might be longer than expected 28 (A) Invite his roommate to a party (B)Ask his roommate to go to the housing office (C )Stop complaining about his roommate (D)Arrange to get a different roommate 29 (A)He’s improved the way he looks (B)He manages his time well (C )He looks happier lately (D)He follows directions more carefully now 30 (A)He doesn’t have any paper towels (B)They don’t need any more paper bags (C )The food is ruined (D )He thinks a mop would work better 2003 - 08 Section 1: Listening Comprehension 1. M: How’s that project in your economics class coming along? W: I just put the finishing touches on it this morning. What does the woman mean? (put the finishing touch) 2. W: You are such a good listener. What’s your secret? M: Well, when you grow up sharing a room with three older brothers , you get plenty of practice. What can be inferred about the man? 3. M: Didn’t Mary invite you to come with us to the movie tonight? W: she did. But I told her no. I didn’t like that movie the first time ar ound. What can be inferred about the woman? 4. W: This rash on my arm is driving me crazy. What do you think it co uld be? M: I really couldn’t say for sure, but it looks like something you ought to have checked out. What does the man imply the woman should do? 5. W: Jim, have you seen the photos from Rachel’s party? There is a re ally funny one of you dancing in the living room. M: Oh, yeah, that one. I don’t think I’ll ever live it down. What does the man mean? (live it down) 6. M: It’s been hot and humid for three weeks straight. I wish it’d light up. W: I love summer weather, but there is a limit. What does the woman mean? 7. W: You probably shouldn’t keep the clothes in the drier for longer th an 45 min. M: Oh, no, I’ve already had them in there for an hour. What will the man probably do next? 8. W: Is it too late for me to withdraw from my music class? M: Um, not that I know of. What does the man mean? (know of : be slightly acquainted with) 9. M: Thank goodness spring break starts next week. Are you doing any thing special? W: I have been planning to go to Florida with a friend of mine. But si nce she’s backed out, everything’s sort of on hold. What does the woman mean? (back out, on hold) 10. M: I really enjoy the play. The students did a great job with the scen ery. It looks so authentic. I felt like I was back in the 19th century. W: I wish you could say the same thing about the costumes. What does the woman imply? 11. W: Hey, I see you reading that new bestseller. Is it any good? M: It got off a slow start, but it’s starting to pick up a little now. What does the man mean? (get off) 12. M: I’ve been trying to solve this puzzle for hours, but I just can’t see m to get it. W: Well, if you can’t, I won’t stand a chance. What does the woman imply? (stand a chance) 13. M: Will you be finish soon? I have to make 10 copies of this report to show with my class tomorrow. W: I’m finish. But that’s an awful lot of pages. You’ll probably have to add some paper. What will the man probably do? 14. W: I’m going over to see a car someone has for sale. It’s just a year old, and it’s supposed to be in excellent condition. Do you want to co me with me to take a look at it? With all your experience as a mecha nic, I’d appreciate your opinion. M: That was twenty years ago. Cars have changed so much. I’m not sure how much help I might be, but sure I’ll come along for the ride. What does the man imply? 15. M: Are you ready to start studying for the test yet or are you to wrap up in that TV show? W: Ask me again in about half an hour. What will the woman probably do next? (wrap up) 16. M: That rusty old bicycle has been just sitting out there in front of th e dormitory since we got to campus 6 months ago. We should get rid of it. W: I wish we could just do that. Whose is it anyway? What does the woman imply they should do? 17. W: I didn’t know you living in an apartment. Why didn’t you get hous ing in a dorm? M: Only first year students are guaranteed space. What can be inferred about the man? 18. W: It seems like we have been walking all day. I could go for a glass of ice tea. M: Ok. My treat though since you picked up the tab last time. What does the man mean? 19. W: I got out of a science class late again. I never make it here to work on time. I hope I won’t get in trouble. M: The boss is in the good mood. Maybe she’ll give you a break, this time. What does the man say about the boss? 20.W: I had the best time yesterday with my younger sister. She’s s pent the day with me here on campus. She sat in one of my classes. She even said she’d like to study here some day. M: That’s nice. But she’s got several years before college. Who know s what she’ll want to do when the time comes. What does the man imply about the woman’s sister? 21.M: Oh, no, my lunch costs 8 dollars but I only have a 5 in my wall et. Can you help me out? W: Sure. Just remember this when I need a ride to town. What can be inferred about the woman? 22.W1: Weren’t you the person who said that not many students wo uld sigh up for the talent show? W2: Yeah, I was really off the mark on that prediction. What can be inferred from the conversation? (off the mark) 23.M: I am so sorry I overslept. The whole class will be waiting for u s at the museum. W: I am not so sure about that. Remember the letter from the muse um said that the tour was to start properly at nine. What does the woman think will happen? 24. M: Have you gotten a pay raise in the time you taught here? W: I’m due for my first next year. What can be inferred about the woman? (“due” sounds the same as “do”) 25. W: Oh, Paul, I’m so glad I run into you. I could sure use your hand c arry these books. M: Here, let me take some of those. I don’t have to be anywhere till noon. So just tell me where you need to go. What does the man mean? 26. W: I can’t stand know-it-alls. M: Tell me about it. They are one of my pet peeves. What does the man mean? (pet peeves: something that makes you mad or drives you crazy) 27.M: Since there was no final exam scheduled, I thought I’d be able to leave for winter break a couple of days early. W: But at all presentation are taking a lot longer than Dr. Taylor exp ected, so he’s going to hold class during exam week. What does the woman imply? 28. M: It’s the 3rd time this week my roommate had a party in our r oom. This is really starting to affect my class work. I wonder if I sho uld talk to someone at the housing office about changing rooms. W: Sounds like you’ve got a legitimate reason. You two are just not c ompatible at all. What does the woman imply the man should do? 29. W1: You know Frank’s appearance seems to be neater these day s. I wonder why. W2: Maybe he just decided it was time to turn over a new leaf. What can be inferred about Frank? (turn over a new leaf) 30.W: Quick, bring some paper towels. I drop the bag with the eggs. M: Paper towels? You may as well just throw out everything in the b ag. What does the man imply? . ĐỀ THI B2 VÀ C1 CHUẨN CHÂU ÂU PHẦN NGHE SỐ 19 Section 1: Listening Comprehension 1 (A) She has completed her project (B). inferred about the woman? 4. W: This rash on my arm is driving me crazy. What do you think it co uld be? M: I really couldn’t say for sure, but it looks like something you ought to have checked. ruined (D )He thinks a mop would work better 2003 - 08 Section 1: Listening Comprehension 1. M: How’s that project in your economics class coming along? W: I just put the finishing touches on it this