Tips: Choose the statement supported by the conversation.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Exciting.: The speaker says bored, not excited, about weekends at home.
• A pleasant way to spend time with family.: Family activities are discussed as part of the proposed outing, not as a pleasant description of weekends at home.
• A chance to get work done.: A hard week at work is mentioned, but the stated home-weekend activity is watching TV, not getting work done.

Correct Answer: Plan an excursion together.

Why this is correct: The initial suggestion is to plan an excursion together.

Tips: Use the stated detail rather than guessing speaker order or an unstated commitment.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Go to a movie.: A movie is mentioned later as one facility at the entertainment zone, not the initial proposal.
• Plan a get-together.: The initial proposal specifically names an excursion, not a get-together.
• Go to the gym.: Going to the gym is not proposed.

Correct Answer: Sitting and fishing all day.

Why this is correct: One friend explicitly questions whether fishing all day would be boring.

Tips: Use the stated detail rather than guessing speaker order or an unstated commitment.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Trekking in the hills.: Trekking is offered as another activity; it is not the activity described as boring.
• Surfing in the sea.: Surfing is not discussed.
• Playing music at night.: Playing music at night is not discussed.

Correct Answer: They didn't want to drive so far.

Why this is correct: The stated obstacle is reluctance to drive a long distance.

Tips: Use the stated detail rather than guessing speaker order or an unstated commitment.

Why the other options are wrong:

• They didn't want to go together.: They are discussing an outing together, not refusing each other’s company.
• They didn't have a car.: No lack of a car is stated.
• They weren't motivated to go.: Interest in nature and adventure activities is expressed; distance is the obstacle.

Correct Answer: Spend the day at the city entertainment zone.

Why this is correct: They consider the nearby city entertainment zone attractive, including activities for the children; the question does not assert an explicit final booking or commitment.

Tips: Use the stated detail rather than guessing speaker order or an unstated commitment.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Spend the day playing football.: Football is not proposed.
• Spend the day watching movies.: A 3D show is one attraction at the entertainment zone, not a plan to spend the day only watching movies.
• Spend the day at home.: Staying at home is described as boring; they consider going out.