Tips: For main idea questions, think about the topic that comes up again and again.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Problems with parking near the farmers' market.: They never talk about parking problems. The market is only mentioned at the start, not parking.
• Ways to save money at the grocery store in Guelph.: They mention grocery prices, but only as one reason. The main talk is about the CSA, not general saving tips.
• Their neighbour's fitness schedule.: The neighbour is mentioned briefly. His schedule is not the main focus.

Correct Answer: At a community centre near Exhibition Park.

Why this is correct: Speaker A clearly says where the pick-up happens. The place and nearby park are named directly.

Tips: When you hear a location, remember it exactly as said.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Inside the Guelph Farmers' Market.: They do not say pick-up is at the farmers' market. It is only where Speaker A met Maya.
• At the University of Guelph campus.: The university is mentioned as a joke about being organised. It is not the pick-up place.
• At their neighbour's house.: The neighbour might help, but pick-up is not at his house.

Correct Answer: They decide to sign up for a half share of the CSA.

Why this is correct: Speaker B agrees but sets conditions. They clearly say half share and Speaker A agrees to sign up.

Tips: The final decision is often at the very end of the talk.

Why the other options are wrong:

• They plan to split a box with their neighbour.: They mention the neighbour helping with pick-up, not sharing a box.
• They agree to wait until next year to decide.: They do not delay the decision. Speaker A says they will sign up tonight.
• They choose a full share to get better value.: They reject the full share and choose smaller instead.

Correct Answer: Cautiously willing despite lingering doubts.

Why this is correct: Speaker B agrees but still sounds unsure. Words like cautious and blaming show doubt.

Tips: Feeling questions often use adjectives that show emotion.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Relieved that they decided against it.: They do not decide against it. They say yes at the end.
• Indifferent and mainly humouring Speaker A.: Speaker B gives real conditions, not just humouring.
• Genuinely excited and fully convinced.: They are not excited. They say they are not thrilled.

Correct Answer: To reduce risk if the vegetables turn out to be impractical.

Why this is correct: Speaker A suggests starting small. This is to avoid too much food if it does not work out.

Tips: Why questions often follow words like because or I was thinking.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Because the full share is already sold out.: They never say the full share is sold out.
• Because they plan to travel for most of the season.: They mention travel only to explain skipping weeks, not the share size.
• To match their neighbour's schedule.: The neighbour's schedule is not the reason for starting small.