Tips: Focus on the main problem discussed, not small examples.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Outdoor activities around Great Slave Lake.: They mention a walk by Great Slave Lake, but it is only one sleep tip. The talk is not mainly about outdoor activities.
• Their workload and morning meetings at the office.: Morning meetings are mentioned once as a result of poor sleep. The main focus is not work or workload.
• Shopping options at local stores in Yellowknife.: They mention buying curtains, but not shopping choices in general. The focus is sleep, not stores.

Correct Answer: Installing blackout curtains.

Why this is correct: Speaker B clearly says they bought blackout curtains. They say it helped their sleep a lot.

Tips: Listen for what the speaker has already tried, not future plans.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Exercising early in the morning.: There is no talk about morning exercise. Speaker B talks about walks in the evening.
• Keeping the lights on late at night.: They complain about too much light at night. Keeping lights on is not suggested.
• Taking medication before bedtime.: No medication is mentioned at any time.

Correct Answer: They have been drinking coffee too late in the day.

Why this is correct: Speaker A talks about iced coffee at 4. They then say no wonder they feel wired.

Tips: When you hear a realization, link it to the reason given.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Their phone is broken and keeps lighting up.: Speaker A mentions scrolling on the phone later. They do not say the phone is broken.
• They are not used to the cooler temperatures.: Cooler temperatures are never blamed for sleep problems.
• Their work schedule recently changed.: There is no change in work schedule mentioned.

Correct Answer: They enjoy parts of it but find it tiring.

Why this is correct: Speaker B says the midnight sun is fun at first. Then they say it makes you tired after a week.

Tips: Choose answers that match both positive and negative comments.

Why the other options are wrong:

• They think it only affects newcomers.: Speaker B does not say it only affects newcomers. They speak from personal experience.
• They are completely used to it now.: They say it is still tiring. They are not fully used to it.
• They dislike it and want to move away.: They never say they want to move away.

Correct Answer: Buy curtains and try an evening walk.

Why this is correct: Speaker A agrees with Speaker B. They say they will buy curtains and try the lake walk.

Tips: End of conversations often include the final decision.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Wait until winter to change habits.: Speaker A decides to act now. They do not want to wait until winter.
• Start waking up earlier for work.: Waking up earlier is never mentioned as a plan.
• Stop going to Tim Hortons altogether.: They do not say they will stop going to Tim Hortons.