Tips: Focus on the overall goal of the conversation, not small details.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Different beach destinations near Toronto.: They do not compare different beach places near Toronto. They only talk about Prince Edward Island.
• Ways to save money on summer food.: They mention cooking and prices, but food savings are not the main topic.
• Problems with long-distance driving in Canada.: They mention long driving, but they also talk about many other trip details.

Correct Answer: Spending too much time driving.

Why this is correct: Speaker B worries about being in the car too long. They say they do not want to feel tired before arriving.

Tips: Early concerns are often direct and clearly stated.

Why the other options are wrong:

• The weather in Prince Edward Island.: Speaker B later asks about weather, but it is not their first concern.
• Having to take time off work.: No one talks about work or time off.
• The cost of renting a cottage.: The cost of a cottage comes up much later.

Correct Answer: By driving over the Confederation Bridge.

Why this is correct: Speaker A explains they will drive over the Confederation Bridge. They say it is simpler than taking a ferry.

Tips: Listen for the final plan, not the question before it.

Why the other options are wrong:

• By joining a guided bus tour.: There is no mention of a guided bus tour.
• By taking a ferry from Nova Scotia.: Speaker A says they would not plan around ferry times.
• By flying into Charlottetown.: Flying is never discussed.

Correct Answer: Confident it can be affordable with planning.

Why this is correct: Speaker A says prices are reasonable if they book early. This shows confidence about managing costs.

Tips: Confidence often sounds calm and solution focused.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Sure it will cost more than flying.: Speaker A never compares the cost to flying.
• Uncertain and avoiding the topic.: Speaker A answers the cost question clearly.
• Worried that it will be too expensive.: Speaker A does not sound worried about money.

Correct Answer: They have become excited about the road trip.

Why this is correct: Speaker B says they feel more excited as they talk. They agree happily at the end.

Tips: The ending often shows the speaker's true attitude.

Why the other options are wrong:

• They agree only because it is Speaker A's idea.: Speaker B clearly shares excitement, not pressure.
• They want to change the destination to Quebec.: They never suggest changing the destination.
• They still prefer to stay home this summer.: Speaker B does not want to stay home anymore.