- You will hear a conversation followed by 5 questions.
- Listen to each question. You will hear the question only once.
- Choose the best answer to each question.
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Correct Answer: Which streaming service to subscribe to and when.
Why this is correct: Speaker B suggests a clear plan about timing. He says they should use Netflix first, then switch later. This shows they are deciding which service and when to use it.
Tips: Focus on the main problem they return to again and again.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Whether hockey season is worth watching this year.: They mention hockey, but only as part of choosing a service. They are not debating if hockey is worth watching this year.
- What shows their co-workers are recommending.: Speaker B briefly mentions co-workers, but this is not the main topic. The talk quickly returns to choosing a streaming service.
- How to reduce their monthly expenses in general.: Money is mentioned, but only about streaming prices. They are not discussing all monthly expenses.
Correct Answer: Access to hockey games.
Why this is correct: Speaker A explains why Crave is tempting. He clearly says it has all the Leafs games. This shows hockey access is a key reason.
Tips: When asked about features, listen for concrete examples.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Lower subscription cost than Netflix.: Speaker A says Crave is not cheap. He never says it costs less than Netflix.
- More reality TV programmes.: No one mentions reality TV shows on Crave. This idea does not appear in the talk.
- Better picture quality.: Better picture quality is linked to Netflix costing more. It is not given as a Crave benefit.
Correct Answer: Subscribe to Netflix first and switch to Crave later.
Why this is correct: They restate the plan and both agree. Speaker A confirms they will start with Netflix and change later. This shows a clear final decision.
Tips: The final plan is often repeated in simple words.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Choose Crave immediately because of sports.: They do not choose Crave right away. They decide to wait until later.
- Delay subscribing until prices go down.: They never say they will wait for prices to drop. They plan to subscribe now.
- Subscribe to both services and split the cost.: Speaker A worries about paying for both. They agree to avoid that.
Correct Answer: Somewhat reluctant but willing to compromise.
Why this is correct: Speaker A says he does not love the idea. He still agrees and says he can live with it. This shows reluctance but acceptance.
Tips: Feelings are often shown with short opinion phrases.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Genuinely excited and relieved.: He never sounds excited. His words show hesitation, not joy.
- Completely indifferent.: He clearly reacts and gives his opinion. He is not indifferent.
- Confused about the details.: He understands the plan and responds clearly. There is no confusion.
Correct Answer: It better suits their tired, after-work viewing habits.
Why this is correct: Speaker B explains how they feel after work. He says they are tired and want something easy. This is why he suggests Netflix first.
Tips: Reason questions often start with feelings or habits.
Why the other options are wrong:
- It is significantly cheaper right now.: Speaker B does not say Netflix is cheaper. Cost is not his reason here.
- It includes live sports coverage.: Live sports are linked to Crave, not Netflix. This is not his reason.
- Their friends have offered to share an account.: No one mentions sharing an account with friends.
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