- 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: Getting to know each other as neighbours.
Why this is correct: Lucy introduces herself as a new neighbour, and Mrs. Grassi welcomes her.
Tips: Choose the option supported by the whole conversation.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Arranging a dentist appointment.: No dentist appointment is discussed.
- Discussing rising crime.: No crime problem is discussed.
- Reporting a neighbourhood problem.: They praise the neighbourhood rather than report a problem.
Correct Answer: Friendly neighbours.
Why this is correct: Mrs. Grassi explicitly praises having friendly neighbours.
Tips: Choose the option supported by the whole conversation.
Why the other options are wrong:
- A good dinner.: She praises neighbours, not a dinner.
- A nice dessert.: No dessert is discussed.
- A kind pet.: No pet is discussed.
Correct Answer: Ten houses on each side of the road.
Why this is correct: Mrs. Grassi says there are ten houses on each side of the road in this block.
Tips: Choose the option supported by the whole conversation.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Five houses across the road.: The stated number is ten per side, not five.
- Three houses in two blocks.: No three-house, two-block arrangement is stated.
- Eight houses on one side of the road.: She gives ten per side, not eight on one side.
Correct Answer: A kitty party.
Why this is correct: Mrs. Grassi calls the monthly gathering a kitty party.
Tips: Choose the option supported by the whole conversation.
Why the other options are wrong:
- A dance party.: The gathering is called a kitty party, not a dance party.
- A weekly get-together.: It is monthly, not weekly.
- A casual meeting every morning.: A daily morning meeting is not described.
Correct Answer: At Mrs. Grassi’s house by ten forty a.m.
Why this is correct: Lucy is asked to come to Mrs. Grassi’s house by ten forty; the party is at Mrs. Ellen’s at eleven.
Tips: Choose the option supported by the whole conversation.
Why the other options are wrong:
- At Mrs. Ellen’s house at eleven a.m.: Mrs. Ellen’s house is the party location at eleven, not the earlier meeting point.
- Outside on the street at eleven a.m.: They will meet at Mrs. Grassi’s house, not outside at eleven.
- At the market by ten thirty a.m.: The market and ten thirty are not the meeting arrangement.
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