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M: | I think I may need to wear glasses. But I am not entirely sure. |
W: | I will be able to tell once you've looked at this vision chart. |
M: | What is the woman's profession? D) |
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M: | Hello, is that Dr. Dozen's Practice? I am phoning about my son, Tom. He's got a high temperature. He's really very hot. Could Dr. Dozen come over? |
W: | Well, he is very busy at the moment. I'll tell him to call you back immediately. Could you give me your telephone number? |
M: | What will the woman probably do next? D) |
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W: | Do you want me to explain those questions before your exam? |
M: | What's the point? I don't understand a thing. |
W: | What does the man mean? B) |
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M: | I need to find a dentist. You are familiar with Dr. Smith. Do you recommend her? |
W: | Well, I've been seen by her a few times and the best I can say for her is she has interesting magazines in her waiting room. |
M: | What does the woman imply? A) |
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W: | If you had been more careful, you would have found fungi had grown out of that culture. |
M: | But I have watched it three times a day. |
W: | What is true about the man? B) |
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M: | I came as soon as you called. Is there a problem? |
W: | Yes, Mr. Snow. You must begin getting to the office on time or we will no longer need your service here. |
M: | What happened to Mr. Snow? D) |
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W: | I just read a curious fact that people who spend less than ten minutes in a drugstore are five times more likely to make a purchase than those who spend half an hour there? |
M: | I saw that article, too. But just think, if someone runs into a drugstore for ten minutes, it's usually to make a specific purchase. |
W: | What did the two speakers learn about drugstores? C) |
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W: | Jim, I am having difficulty with all that theoretical stuff we're getting in our computer course. |
M: | Oh, I understand that part. What I can't figure out is how to make it work in my program. |
W: | What is James' problem? D) |
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M: | Nancy is always complaining about her son. |
W: | She should take care of my three teenager boys and see what it's like. |
M: | What does the woman mean? B) |
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W: | Have you been to many places in the United States? |
M: | Yes, I've been to Boston, New York, Washington, Seattle, San Francisco but San Diego is still my favorite? |
W: | Which city does the man like most? D) |
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M: | Did you hear about the portable computer that Sunny bought from Mike? |
W: | She got a very good deal on it, didn't she? |
M: | What do we learn from this conversation? B) |
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M: | I wonder if you know a new, patient, whose name is Nancy Johnson. |
W: | That name rings a bell. |
M: | What does the woman mean? D) |
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W: | I just made up a quart of orange juice this morning. And now I can't find it anywhere. Do you know what happened to it? |
M: | Did you hear a crash earlier? That was it. I am just as clumsy as ever. |
W: | What is the problem? D) |
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M: | Have you called John to come and fix the faucet in our bathroom? |
W: | I called several times but his phone was out of order. |
M: | What can we learn from the conversation? A) |
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M: | I'm sorry to hear that John has lost some money in the lottery again. |
W: | What he needs now is a change of luck. |
M: | What can we learn about John? A) |