- 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: How to plan their attendance at a film festival.
Why this is correct: Speaker A asks about Cinefest plans this weekend. Both speakers talk about passes, days, and how many films to see. This shows they are planning how to attend the festival.
Tips: Focus on the main topic, not small side details.
Why the other options are wrong:
- The best places to eat downtown.: They mention food trucks once, but food is not the main topic. Most of the talk is about Cinefest plans.
- Whether to volunteer at a local festival.: No one talks about volunteering at any time. They only discuss watching films.
- Their busy work schedules in September.: Busy schedules are mentioned, but only to help plan Cinefest. Work is not the main focus.
Correct Answer: They may not have enough time to attend many screenings.
Why this is correct: Speaker B says last year they bought a pass but only saw two films. They also say September gets busy. This shows they worry about not having enough time.
Tips: When asked why, listen for personal reasons and examples.
Why the other options are wrong:
- The films are too expensive this year.: The speaker never talks about ticket prices. Cost is not mentioned.
- The theatres are too far from home.: They do not say the theatres are far away. Location is not a problem.
- They didn't enjoy the films last year.: Speaker B does not say they disliked the films. They only mention lack of time.
Correct Answer: Interested, but only if it stays low pressure.
Why this is correct: Speaker A agrees they should not overdo Cinefest. They say they do not want it to feel like homework. This shows interest, but only with a relaxed plan.
Tips: End-of-conversation comments often show final feelings.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Disappointed that they can't go all weekend.: Speaker A does not sound upset. They accept not going all weekend.
- Determined to see as many films as possible.: They do not push to see many films. They prefer just one.
- Unenthusiastic and ready to skip it entirely.: Speaker A still wants to go. They are not ready to skip it.
Correct Answer: Attend one evening screening without buying a pass.
Why this is correct: Speaker B suggests one film and no pass. Speaker A agrees with this plan. This clearly states their final decision.
Tips: The final plan is often clearly stated in simple words.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Wait until next year's festival.: They never say they will wait until next year. They plan to go this year.
- Go to Cinefest on Saturday after helping with the move.: Saturday is not possible because of the move. They choose Friday.
- Buy weekend passes and attend daytime films.: They decide against buying passes and daytime films.
Correct Answer: They are comfortable with a simple, flexible plan.
Why this is correct: Speaker B says Low pressure Cinefest and says they can live with that. This shows comfort and acceptance of the plan.
Tips: Attitude questions focus on tone, not actions.
Why the other options are wrong:
- They agree reluctantly to please Speaker A.: Speaker B does not sound forced. They suggest the simple plan themselves.
- They are worried it will feel disorganised.: They do not worry about organisation. They want it simple.
- They still hope to add more screenings later.: They do not mention adding more films later.
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