Tips: For main idea questions, focus on what they talk about most.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Problems with last summer's harvest.: They mention last summer, but only as a small example. The main talk is not about harvest problems.
• Helping family members on the weekend.: Helping a sister is mentioned briefly. It is only about scheduling, not the main topic.
• Affordable activities in Medicine Hat.: They talk about cost, but not about many activities. The focus is one workshop.

Correct Answer: Saturday morning.

Why this is correct: Speaker A clearly states the day and time. He says it runs from nine to noon, which is morning.

Tips: Time questions often include a correction. Listen carefully after confusion.

Why the other options are wrong:

• All day Saturday.: Speaker B thought it was all day, but that idea was corrected.
• Friday evening.: There is no mention of Friday evening anywhere.
• Sunday afternoon.: Sunday afternoon is never discussed.

Correct Answer: Concern it might not offer new information.

Why this is correct: Speaker B worries the workshop is for beginners. He does not want to sit through things he already knows.

Tips: For hesitation questions, focus on the first concern mentioned.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Dislike of the workshop location.: He never says he dislikes the location. The location is fine for him.
• Lack of interest in greenhouse gardening.: He shows interest from the start. He even took a photo of the poster.
• The cost of the registration fee.: Cost is mentioned later, and he is happy with it.

Correct Answer: Twenty dollars.

Why this is correct: Speaker A states the exact fee. He says it is twenty dollars and includes a booklet.

Tips: Write down numbers quickly so you do not mix them up.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Fifteen dollars.: Fifteen dollars is never mentioned.
• Fifty dollars.: Speaker B assumed fifty, but that was wrong.
• Ten dollars.: Ten dollars is not stated in the conversation.

Correct Answer: They are leaning toward going but haven't fully committed.

Why this is correct: Speaker B says he will probably join if conditions are good. This shows interest, but not a final decision.

Tips: Inference questions need you to judge feeling, not just facts.

Why the other options are wrong:

• They are more interested in socialising than gardening.: He jokes about coffee, but still talks about the workshop seriously.
• They have decided not to attend under any circumstances.: He never says he will not go. He stays open to it.
• They are excited and already registered.: He does not say he registered already.