Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Beach.: The stated detail is hotel; beach does not match that detail.
• Church.: The stated detail is hotel; church does not match that detail.
• Mountains.: The stated detail is hotel; mountains does not match that detail.

Correct Answer: 35 minutes.

Why this is correct: The examiner corrects the thirty-minute estimate for a five-minute delay, giving thirty-five minutes.

Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• 10 minutes.: The corrected journey estimate is thirty-five minutes, not ten.
• 25 minutes.: The delay adds five minutes rather than reducing thirty to twenty-five.
• 30 minutes.: Thirty is the earlier estimate; the five-minute delay makes it thirty-five.

Correct Answer: I am from the same city.

Why this is correct: He tells her he comes from the same city she is visiting.

Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• I have never heard about the city.: He says he is from the city, demonstrating familiarity with it.
• Tourists don't like the city.: He states his connection to the city, not a general tourist opinion.
• I need to check other passengers first.: His reply supplies his own local background instead of postponing help.

Correct Answer: There is a tourist information desk on the station.

Why this is correct: He points out the station’s tourist information desk.

Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• There are pickpockets in the city.: He identifies an information desk; he does not issue a pickpocket warning.
• The hotels near the railway station overcharge.: His advice is where to get information, not a claim about hotel prices.
• He wasn't in a position to help.: He helps by directing her to the station’s information desk.

Correct Answer: She was looking for a tourist information desk.

Why this is correct: She confirms that she wanted a desk where she could obtain information about the city.

Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• She was a frequent traveler to the city.: She is seeking city information, not describing frequent visits.
• She had prior booking in a hotel.: She needs information about accommodation rather than confirming an existing reservation.
• She did not plan to visit the city anymore.: She continues seeking visitor information, showing she still intends to visit.

Correct Answer: A visit to the food street.

Why this is correct: He recommends trying the city’s street food.

Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• The shopping street sale.: The stated detail is A visit to the food street; The shopping street sale does not match that detail.
• The ongoing art festival.: The stated detail is A visit to the food street; The ongoing art festival does not match that detail.
• A trip to the beach.: The stated detail is A visit to the food street; A trip to the beach does not match that detail.

Correct Answer: To walk with her luggage to the Big Lake.

Why this is correct: He hopes she does not have much luggage because walking to the Big Lake could be inconvenient.

Correct Answer: Yes, she would only if needed.

Why this is correct: She is willing to go towards the lake if necessary and says she would take the bus in that case.

Tips: Check who, what, when, or where the question asks about. Match that detail to the speaker’s words.

Why the other options are wrong:

• No, she wouldn't go as she wasn't flexible.: She is flexible enough to travel towards the lake if necessary.
• No, she said she is staying with a friend.: She discusses finding accommodation, not staying with a friend.
• Yes, she dropped the idea to nearby hotels.: She keeps the lake area as a possibility if needed; she does not reject nearby hotels outright.