1.
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W: | The elevator is over here. |
M: | I know, but I like to walk up. |
W: | What does the man mean? A) |
2.
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M: | You know, I've been noticing my CD-ROMs are sounding very strange. Some kind of static noise. |
W: | Maybe instead of keeping them in that rack in front of the window, you should move them into the corner. You know what the sun can do. |
M: | What does the man imply? B) |
3.
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W: | The health clinic was so swamped with people that it took me three hours to get in. |
M: | Yeah, the clinic is always busy this time of year. |
W: | What does the man mean? D) |
4.
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M: | How's everything? |
W: | Fine, except for my sore throat. |
M: | What does the woman imply? B) |
5.
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W: | Louie, I'm going to give away these books. You can have them if you want. |
M: | Are you sure? |
W: | What does the man's question imply? C) |
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M: | Is there anyone available to make a copy of this videotape for me? |
W: | No, not until tomorrow. But you can do it yourself by following the instructions on the machine. |
M: | What does the woman mean? C) |
7.
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W: | Come on, what are we waiting for? |
M: | I can't start until you put your seat belt on. |
W: | What does the man mean? A) |
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M: | I was going to ask Sandy to help me with these lab reports, but she seems to be always engaged. |
W: | Oh, that's because she's always on the Internet. Why don't you come with me to Maurice's room? |
M: | What does the woman imply in her suggestion? B) |
9.
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W: | Have you seen the doctor about your skin condition yet?. |
M: | Oh, it's not a problem anymore. I've found an ointment that works just fine. |
W: | What does the man imply? B) |
10.
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M: | Does Tom still smoke? |
W: | I haven't seen him smoke since the baby was born. |
M: | What does the woman imply? D) |
11.
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W: | What's the matter with you today? |
M: | Oh boy. I've got a terrible hangover. |
W: | What's the man's problem? B) |
12.
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M: | Care for another apple? Don't worry. I've got plenty. |
W: | I'd love one, but what I don't have is plenty of room in my stomach for one. |
M: | What does the woman imply? A) |
13.
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W: | You mean you still haven't even started keying all this into your computer? |
M: | I'm afraid so. Do you know anybody who could type this all out for me on short notice? |
W: | What will the man probably do? B) |
14.
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M: | What a concert that was! You must be feeling pleased with yourself. |
W: | We are, and judging by the amount of applause, everybody appreciated it. |
M: | What does the woman mean? A) |
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W: | I hope you enjoy the CD-ROM I bought for you. I wasn't sure if that kind of music was really your thing or not. |
M: | I was wondering that at first, But it got my feet tapping to it in no time. |
W: | What does the man mean? B) |