- 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: Who will take each level of the bunk bed.
Why this is correct: Their first practical decision is who will take the top and lower bunks.
Tips: Use the stated detail and the person or time asked about.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Where to put the furniture in their room.: They are choosing bunks, not positioning furniture.
- Who will make the beds each morning.: They are not assigning bed-making chores.
- Whether another student will share their room.: No third roommate is being considered.
Correct Answer: The lower bunk.
Why this is correct: Roger is happy to take the top bunk and offers Terry the lower one.
Tips: Use the stated detail and the person or time asked about.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Both bunks on alternate nights.: Alternating between both bunks is not proposed.
- The upper bunk.: Roger takes the top rather than offering it to Terry.
- Neither bunk.: Roger explicitly offers Terry a bunk.
Correct Answer: He fell off a top bunk more than once as a child.
Why this is correct: Terry says he fell off more than once as a child, explaining his concern.
Tips: Use the stated detail and the person or time asked about.
Why the other options are wrong:
- He's afraid of the room being too dark.: Darkness is not the reason he gives.
- He doesn't want Roger to make fun of him.: He does not mention being mocked.
- He's too short to climb the ladder.: He does not mention being unable to climb the ladder.
Correct Answer: Chemistry.
Why this is correct: Roger says Chemistry 121 is required for him. Terry replies that he still has to take it too, so both need the course.
Tips: Use the stated detail and the person or time asked about.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Agriculture.: Only Roger identifies as an Aggie; agriculture is not the shared required course.
- Veterinary science.: Roger considers becoming a vet, but this is not their shared course.
- Biology.: The shared course they name is chemistry, not biology.
Correct Answer: Register for the same course sections.
Why this is correct: They agree to coordinate registration so they can join the same sections.
Tips: Use the stated detail and the person or time asked about.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Choose the same major.: Their academic tracks remain different.
- Meet in the cafeteria every day.: The cafeteria meeting is arranged for registration morning, not every day.
- Exchange notes every day.: Borrowing notes is raised, but daily note exchange is not agreed.
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