**

KTLG101.mp3
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1,2,3
KTLG1011.mp3
What does the man mean?
They should visit their family.\They should take a nap.\~They should get something
to eat.~\They shouldn't do more without getting some help.
3
In the dialogue, the man says that they should ~have a snack. ~This means that
~they should get something to eat. ~Answer C is therefore the best answer to this
question.
(woman)>I can't do anything else now. I'm famished.|(man)>Then, let's go ~have a
snack. ~That should help.
**
KTLG102.mp3
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2,2,2
KTLG1021.mp3
What does the woman mean?
She was ~unhappy about the story.~\She did not see the story.\She was sad about her
role in the story.\She had no feelings about the story.
1
In the dialogue, the man mentions the ~story, ~and the woman states that it ~made
me feel sad. ~This means that she is ~unhappy about the story. ~Answer A is
therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>Did you see the ~story ~in the headline of today's paper?|(woman)>Yes, I did,
and it ~made me feel sad.~
**
KTLG103.mp3
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3,2,11
KTLG1031.mp3
What does the man mean?
He has a better idea.\He'd prefer to listen to music.\He doesn't like the sound of
it.\He thinks ~her idea is good.~
4
In the dialogue, the woman suggests seeing a movie, and the man uses the expression
~I'll say! ~This means that he agrees that ~her idea is good. ~Answer D is
therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>There's a movie I really wanted to see. Does that sound like a good idea to
you?|(man)>~I'll say!~
**
KTLG104.mp3
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4,2,5
KTLG1041.mp3
What does the man mean?
~Leaves covered the campus pathways.~\A lot of trees fell on campus.\It was easy to
get lost on the campus paths.\The falling leaves had been removed from the paths.
1
In the dialogue, the man says that ~the paths through the campus were covered with
falling leaves. ~This means that ~leaves covered the campus pathways. ~Answer A is
therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>I hope you had a nice and relaxing walk.|(man)>I did. ~The paths through
the campus were covered with falling leaves, ~and it was gorgeous.
**
KTLG105.mp3
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5,2,1
KTLG1051.mp3
What does the woman mean?
She doesn't want to tell the man who it is.\She doesn't know who Brandon is.\She
couldn't hear what Brandon said.\She ~is too far away to identify the person.~
4
In the dialogue, the woman states that she ~can't really tell from here. ~This
means that she ~is too far away to identify the person. ~Answer D is therefore the
best answer to this question.
(man)>Who is that over there next to the mail box? Could it be Brandon?|(woman)>I
~can't really tell from here.~
**
KTLG106.mp3
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6,2,12
KTLG1061.mp3
What does the woman say about the exam?
It ~may be the day after tomorrow.~\It's not in two days.\It's not in history
class.\She thinks it's today.
1
In the dialogue, the man mentions the ~exam, ~and the woman states that ~it's in
two days, isn't it? ~This means that the exam may be the day after tomorrow. Answer
A is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>When is the ~exam ~in history class?|(woman)>~It's in two days, isn't it?~
**
KTLG107.mp3
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7,2,8
KTLG1071.mp3
What does the woman mean?
Long reports may not be handwritten.\Their professor will only accept typewritten
reports.\Handwritten ~reports must be legible.~\The reports must be typed in the
lab.
3
In the dialogue, the woman says that handwritten reports are acceptable if they
~aren't illegible. ~This means that the ~reports must be legible. ~Answer C is
therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>What did Professor Randall say about our lab reports? Do they have to be
typed?|(woman)>He'll accept handwritten reports as long as they ~aren't
illegible.~|(man)>In that case, I guess I'd better type mine.
**
KTLG108.mp3
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8,2,2
KTLG1081.mp3
What problem do they have?
There's ~no more paper.~\The printer is broken.\They need to write a few more
pages.\The store is closed.
1
In the dialogue, the woman says that they are ~out of paper. ~This means that there
is ~no more paper. ~Answer A is therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>Can you believe it? We're ~out of paper. ~We can't finish printing the last
few pages of this report without more paper.|(man)>We'll just have to go to the
store now and get some more. I want to be finished with this report!
**
KTLG109.mp3
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9,2,13
KTLG1091.mp3
What had the woman assumed?
That the man had not gone to the library.\~That the man did not have the
book.~\That the library was closed.\That the man had the book.
2
In the dialogue, the woman emphatically says ~So you DO have the book! ~The
emphasis on the verb indicates that she is surprised: She had assumed ~that the man
did not have the book. ~Answer B is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>I'm taking this book back to the library now.|(woman)>~So you DO have the
book!~
**
KTLG110.mp3
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10,2,6
KTLG1101.mp3
According to the woman, what is for sale?
The student newspaper.\A computer.\A computer table.\~A used printer.~
4
In the dialogue, the man mentions ~a printer, ~and the woman states that there was
~a used one like yours for sale. ~This means that ~a used printer ~is for sale.
Answer D is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>I need ~a printer ~for my computer. I knocked mine off the table, and it
broke.|(woman)>Then, I think you're in luck. I saw ~a used one like yours for sale
~in the student newspaper just this morning.
**
KTLG111.mp3
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11,2,3
KTLG1111.mp3
What is the woman concerned about?
The color of the sweater.\~The weather.~\The condition of the campus.\The direction
the man is going.
2
In the dialogue, the woman says that ~it's so cold and cloudy outside, and it looks
like rain. ~From this, it can be determined that she is concerned about ~the
weather. ~Answer B is therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>You're going to walk all the way across campus in just a sweater?|
(man)>Sure. Why not?|(woman)>But ~it's so cold and cloudy outside, and it looks
like rain.~
**
KTLG112.mp3
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12,2,10
KTLG1121.mp3
What does the man mean?
He didn't have time for it.\~He wanted it tremendously.~\He will try it once
more.\He didn't want it very much.
2
In the dialogue, the man says ~I couldn't have wanted it more! ~From this, it can
be determined that ~he wanted it tremendously. ~Answer B is therefore the best
answer to this question.
(woman)>Did you really want to join the chess team?|(man)>~I couldn't have wanted
it more!~
**
KTLG113.mp3
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13,2,14
KTLG1131.mp3
What does the woman mean?
She thinks math is easy.\~She doesn't have her calculator with her.~\She doesn't
own a calculator.\She can do calculations more easily than the man can.
2
In the dialogue, the woman expresses the ~wish ~that ~I had brought my calculator.
~This means that she didn't bring her calculator and that ~she doesn't have her
calculator with her. ~Answer B is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>We've gone over these figures three times, and they still don't come out
right.|(woman)>I ~wish I had brought my calculator. ~It would have been a lot
easier.|(man)>And we'd be done by now.
**
KTLG114.mp3
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14,2,11
KTLG1141.mp3
What does the man mean?
He disagrees with the woman.\He never used to go to the library.\He's not unhappy
about the library hours.\He has ~the same opinion ~as the woman.
4
In the dialogue, the man uses the expression ~Neither am I! ~This means that he has
~the same opinion ~as the woman. Answer D is therefore the best answer to this
question.
(woman)>I'm not happy about the new library hours.|(man)>~Neither am I! ~The
library used to be open many more hours on the weekends.
**
KTLG115.mp3
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15,2,5
KTLG1151.mp3
What does the woman say about the class?
~The registrar closed the class.~\There were not enough students in the class.\They
are both registered in the same class.\The class project will no longer be a team
project.
1
In the dialogue, the woman says that the ~class was closed by the registrar. ~This
means that ~the registrar closed the class. ~Answer A is therefore the best answer
to this question.
(man)>I hope you got into the same psychology class that I did. If you did, then we
can work on the same team for the class project.|(woman)>Unfortunately, that ~class
was closed by the registrar ~because it was over-enrolled.
**
KTLG116.mp3
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16,2,15
KTLG1161.mp3
What does the man imply about Karen?
She didn't ask him for a ride.\He isn't going to give her a ride.\She doesn't want
to ride with him.\He will give her a ride since ~she asked ~for one.
4
In the dialogue, the man expresses the condition ~if she hadn't asked. ~This means
that ~she asked. ~Answer D is therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>Had you been planning to give Karen a ride to the rehearsal?|(man)>Not ~if
she hadn't asked.~
**
KTLG117.mp3
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17,2,17
KTLG1171.mp3
What does the woman say about Rob?
He's leaving school this semester.\He would have done better with more effort.\He's
already turned in the physics grades.\He's ~changed ~a lot.
4
In the dialogue, the woman states that Rob has ~turned over a new leaf. ~This means
that Rob has ~changed. ~Answer D is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>I can't believe that Rob actually got the highest grade on this physics
exam.|(woman)>He's really ~turned over a new leaf. ~Last semester, he would have
had the lowest.
**
KTLG118.mp3
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18,2,8
KTLG1181.mp3
What does the woman mean?
Neither of them had five dollars to spend.\She didn't find anything, but her friend
did.\They ~both came home empty-handed.~\She and Joan found lots of bargains.
3
In the dialogue, the woman states that she ~didn't find anything, and neither did
Joan. ~This means that neither of them found anything and that ~both came home
empty-handed. ~Answer C is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>So did you and Joan run across any bargains at the yard sale?|(woman)>Well,
there were a lot of items under five dollars, but I ~didn't find anything ~worth
toting home, ~and neither did Joan.~
**
KTLG119.mp3
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19,2,16
KTLG1191.mp3
What does the man say about the book bag?
He came to the bookstore to get it.\~He unexpectedly found it at the bookstore.~\He
will get one for the woman.\He found it across the street.
2
In the dialogue, the man says that he ~came across it at the university bookstore.
~This means that ~he unexpectedly found it at the bookstore. ~Answer B is therefore
the best answer to this question.
(woman)>Where did you get this book bag? I've never seen anything like it.|
(man)>Isn't it wonderful? It holds everything I need and keeps it all organized. I
~came across it at the university bookstore. ~You could get one there for yourself.
**
KTLG120.mp3
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20,2,9
KTLG1201.mp3
What does the man mean?
The woman needs to count the pages in her paper.\The professor ~will probably not
accept a late paper.~\Extensions are never given by this professor.\It would be a
good idea to turn the paper in early.
2
In the dialogue, the man says that this professor ~rarely gives extensions on due
dates. ~This means that the professor ~will probably not accept a late paper.
~Answer B is therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>Do you think that the professor would let me turn in the paper a day late?|
(man)>I wouldn't count on that if I were you. This professor ~rarely gives
extensions on due dates.~
**
KTLG121.mp3
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21,2,4
KTLG1211.mp3
What is the woman most likely doing?
~Working in a garden.~\Putting groceries away.\Arranging flowers.\Caring for some
animals.
1
In the dialogue, the woman says that she has to ~pull a few more weeds and then
water the plants. ~From this, it can be determined that the woman is most likely
~working in a garden. ~Answer A is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>Are you going to be finished soon?|(woman)>I just need to ~pull a few more
weeds and then water the plants.~
**
KTLG122.mp3
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22,2,7
KTLG1221.mp3
What does the woman say about Jim?
~Jim didn't enjoy the outing.~\Jim doesn't like tea.\It was a surprise that Jim had
a good time.\She didn't think that Jim was back yet.
1
In the dialogue, the woman says that the field trip ~wasn't his cup of tea. ~This
means that ~Jim didn't enjoy the outing. ~Answer A is therefore the best answer to
this question.
(woman)>Jim's already back from today's field trip to the museum.|(man)>Oh, he is?
How did he like the trip?|(woman)>He said that it ~wasn't his cup of tea.~
**
KTLG123.mp3
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23,2,16
KTLG1231.mp3
What does the woman promise to do?
Look for the missing money.\~Investigate the problem ~with his pay.\Get the
paycheck back from the man.\Look inside a pay envelope.
2
In the dialogue, the woman makes a promise to ~look into the situation. ~This means
that the woman will ~investigate the problem. ~Answer B is therefore the best
answer to this question.
(man)>I'd like to talk with you about my paycheck for last week. I think that the
amount is too low by about 20 dollars.|(woman)>I'll ~look into the situation ~and
get back to you tomorrow.
**
KTLG124.mp3
*
24,2,14
KTLG1241.mp3
What does the man say about the test?
~He could have been better prepared.~\It was harder than usual.\He studied as hard
as he could for it.\He wishes it hadn't been such a hard test.
1
In the dialogue, the man expresses the ~wish ~that ~I had studied harder. ~This
means that he did not study very hard and that ~he could have been better prepared.
~Answer A is therefore the best answer to this question.
(woman)>How did you do on Professor Grady's chemistry test?|(man)>I ~wish I had
studied harder.~
**
KTLG125.mp3
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25,2,2
KTLG1251.mp3
What does the man think about the paint?
He isn't interested because it costs too much.\He is impressed because it will last
for a lifetime.\It probably ~isn't as good as it says it is.~\He doesn't think the
paint is any good.
3
In the dialogue, the man states that the paint ~must be overrated. ~This means that
he thinks that it ~isn't as good as it says it is. ~Answer C is therefore the best
answer to this question.
(man)>Which brand of paint do you think we should get?|(woman)>How about this one?
It costs a little bit more, but it's never supposed to peel, crack, or fade. You
just paint once, and it lasts for a lifetime.|(man)>Anything that claims to do all
that ~must be overrated.~
**
KTLG126.mp3
*
26,2,12
KTLG1261.mp3
What does the man suggest?
Extending the paper.\Asking the professor for assistance in preparing the
paper.\Turning the paper in anyway.\~Asking if it's possible to turn the paper in
late.~
4
In the dialogue, the woman mentions ~a problem with my paper, ~and the man says
~Why don't you ask the professor for an extension? ~This means that he suggests
~asking if it's possible to turn the paper in late. ~Answer D is therefore the best
answer to this question.
(woman)>I have ~a problem with my paper. ~It's not done, and I'm not feeling very
well, so I'm not going to be able to get it done on time.|(man)>~Why don't you ask
the professor for an extension? ~Maybe she'll give you one.
**
KTLG127.mp3
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27,2,13
KTLG1271.mp3
What ~had ~the woman ~assumed~?
That she didn't need to read Chapter 6.\That ~Chapter 6 was required reading.~\That
she only needed to read Chapter 6.\That Chapters 5 and 7 were not required.
2
In the dialogue, the woman emphatically states that ~we DON'T have to read Chapter
6. ~The emphasis on the verb means that she is surprised: She ~had assumed ~that
~Chapter 6 was required reading. ~Answer B is therefore the best answer to this
question.
(man)>I'm sure the professor said to read only Chapters 5 and 7 for tomorrow.|
(woman)>So ~we DON'T have to read Chapter 6, ~too.
**
KTLG128.mp3
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28,2,17
KTLG1281.mp3
What does the woman mean?
The program is ~very difficult to complete.~\She is trying hard to swim in the
stream.\She'd like to take a break and go for a swim.\Sometimes she'd like to
scream about the program.
1
In the dialogue, the woman states that it ~feels like I'm trying to swim upstream.
~This idiomatic expression means that it is ~very difficult to complete. ~Answer A
is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>Is your graduate program going well? Do you think you'll be able to finish
your degree on time?|(woman)>I'm not sure. Sometimes it ~feels like I'm trying to
swim upstream.~
**
KTLG129.mp3
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29,2,7
KTLG1291.mp3
What can be inferred from the conversation?
Everyone went to the orientation.\No one could find the correct location.\~Only
Carl got lost.~\Almost everyone was disoriented.
3
In the dialogue, the man says that ~no one else had a problem finding the right
place. ~From this, it can be inferred that ~only Carl got lost. ~Answer C is
therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>Where was Carl during the orientation?|(woman)>He said he couldn't figure out
where to go, so he missed it.|(man)>Well, ~no one else had a problem finding the
right place.~
**
KTLG130.mp3
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30,2,10
KTLG1301.mp3
What does the woman say about Matthew?
She thinks ~he is the best ~candidate.\There are others more capable than he
is.\She is sorry he is running for student body president.\There aren't any other
people capable of doing the job.
1
In the dialogue, the woman says ~no one is more capable. ~This means that ~he is
the best. ~Answer A is therefore the best answer to this question.
(man)>Matthew has decided to withdraw his nomination as student body president.|
(woman)>That's too bad. ~No one is more capable ~than he is.|(man)>Yeah, I know. I
was really hoping he would run.