Tips: First, ask yourself what the whole conversation is about.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Whether to host friends for a weekend dinner.: They never talk about hosting friends or dinner. The whole talk is about a day trip, not a meal at home.
• Deciding which winery has the best prices.: They do not compare prices. They talk about crowds, timing, and how many tastings to do.
• How to avoid driving after drinking.: Driving is mentioned, but it is not the main topic. The main focus is the trip plan.

Correct Answer: They plan to leave Toronto early in the morning.

Why this is correct: The friend proposing the trip suggests leaving early to beat the crowds. They mention heading out around 8 a.m. This shows they plan an early start from Toronto.

Tips: Listen carefully for exact times and reasons linked to decisions.

Why the other options are wrong:

• They will take the GO Train to avoid traffic.: They never mention taking a train. All travel talk is about driving.
• They will book a guided bus tour.: A guided bus tour is never discussed. They plan the trip themselves.
• They will stay overnight to avoid an early start.: They do not plan to stay overnight. They talk about a single day trip.

Correct Answer: The friend who is hesitant about the trip.

Why this is correct: The friend who is hesitant about the trip offers to drive on the way there. This identifies who makes the outbound offer; it does not establish who will drive for the entire day.

Tips: When asked who, listen for clear I statements.

Why the other options are wrong:

• The friend who proposed the trip.: The friend proposing the trip does not make the outbound driving offer. The hesitant friend makes it.
• They will take turns driving.: They do not say they will switch drivers. Only one clear offer is made.
• Neither of them, since they will use taxis.: They never mention taxis. They plan to drive themselves.

Correct Answer: More positive, as long as the plan stays flexible.

Why this is correct: By the end, the hesitant friend agrees to the trip. They ask to keep the plan flexible. This shows a positive but careful feeling.

Tips: End-of-conversation comments often show final feelings.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Still worried that it will be too hectic.: The hesitant friend is no longer worried at the end. They say yes to the trip.
• Disappointed that they are not visiting more wineries.: They do not complain about fewer wineries. They prefer a relaxed plan.
• Uninterested and only agreeing to be polite.: The hesitant friend sounds interested, not polite or bored.

Correct Answer: To avoid locking them into a strict schedule.

Why this is correct: The friend proposing the trip says maybe book one tasting just to be safe. This comes after talking about flexibility. It shows they want to avoid a fixed schedule.

Tips: Connect the reason to earlier concerns in the talk.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Because they plan to spend more time shopping in town.: Shopping is never given as a reason. The focus is flexibility.
• Because most wineries do not accept bookings.: The friend proposing the trip says some wineries take walk-ins. That means bookings are possible.
• To save money on tasting fees.: They never mention saving money.