- 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: Organising a Diwali celebration at a local hall.
Why this is correct: Speaker A says they want to talk about Diwali plans. They discuss the hall, food, timing, and rules. This shows they are planning a Diwali event at a hall.
Tips: For main idea questions, focus on what they discuss most, not small details.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Choosing where to buy food for a party.: They do not focus on where to buy food. They discuss changing from catering to a potluck, not shopping.
- Problems with city bylaws in Brampton.: City rules are mentioned, but they are not the main topic. The main topic is the event planning.
- Their favourite community events.: They do not talk about favourite events. They talk about one specific Diwali celebration.
Correct Answer: The caterer increased the price.
Why this is correct: Speaker A says the caterer raised the price. Because of this, they change to a potluck. This clearly explains the reason.
Tips: When you hear a change, listen carefully for the reason right after.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Too few guests confirmed they would attend.: They never say fewer guests are coming. Guest numbers are not discussed.
- Speaker B suggested a potluck instead.: Speaker B does not suggest a potluck. Speaker A decides this alone.
- The hall does not allow outside caterers.: The hall rules are about noise and fireworks. Food rules are not mentioned.
Correct Answer: They feel stressed but are trying to stay positive.
Why this is correct: Speaker A says they are nervous but trying to sound upbeat. This shows stress mixed with hope. They are not fully confident.
Tips: For feeling questions, focus on emotion words and tone, not facts.
Why the other options are wrong:
- They are annoyed mainly with Speaker B's opinions.: Speaker A is not annoyed with Speaker B. Their tone stays friendly.
- They are completely confident everything will go smoothly.: They do not sound fully confident. They admit feeling nervous.
- They regret agreeing to organise the celebration.: They do not say they regret planning it. They continue planning.
Correct Answer: Fireworks are not allowed.
Why this is correct: Speaker A clearly says no fireworks are allowed. This is a direct rule from the city.
Tips: Rules are often stated clearly, so listen for strong negative words.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Children's performances are cancelled.: Children's performances are not cancelled. They are only shorter.
- The event must end by nine o'clock.: The event does not end by nine. It starts at six and lasts three hours.
- Only catered food is permitted.: Outside food is not banned. They plan a potluck.
Correct Answer: The hall booking time is limited.
Why this is correct: Speaker A says the hall gives only a three-hour slot. Because of this, they shorten the program. This directly explains the reason.
Tips: For why questions, listen for the explanation that follows the decision.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Fewer families are expected to attend.: They do not mention fewer families. Attendance numbers are not discussed.
- The city requested fewer performances.: The city does not ask for fewer performances. The hall time is the issue.
- The children are not well prepared.: They never say the children are unprepared.
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