TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL(LISTENING)

1.Man:You're so late.I thought you'd never get here.
   Woman:My car broke down on the highway,and I had to walk.
   Third voice:Why does the woman say she had to walk?
   a.Something h.apened to her car.
   b.She was broke and couldn't afford the bus.
   c.She got up too late to catch the bus.
   d.Her car got stuck in the driveway
2.Man:We missed you at Dale's party last night.
   Woman:I'm not going to any celebrations with that group because they're so tightly knit that      they brush everyone else off.
   Third voice:Why does the woman say she didn't attend Dale's party?
   a.She doesn't like other people brushing her clothes
   b.She doesn't like to drink
   c.She doesn't like to knit
   d.She doesn't like being snubbed at a party.
3.Woman:Bill,are you still planning to buy that nice red sports car you looked at last week?
   Man:I'm afraid that's impossible because I haven't been able to come up with the cash,and         someone else has already made a down payment on it.
   Third voice:What does Bill say about buying a car?
   a.He will buy the car as soon as he gets the money.
   b.His friend is buying the car for him.
   c.He can't afford to buy a new car.
   d.He has already made the down payment on the car
4.Man:Gail is supposed to be here at the meeting tonight.Where is she?
   Woman:She came down with the flu and had to stay home.
   Third voice:Why does the woman say Gail didn't attend the meeting?
   a.She had to fly out of town
   b.She's sick
   c.She said that she'd come later
   d.She decided to stay home.
5.Man:How many people will be coming to the reunion on Saturday?
   Woman:We had to cross fifteen names off ou original list of one hundred.
   Third voice:How many people does the the woman say they expect to attend the reunion?
    a.15
    b.50
    c.85
    d.100
6.Woman:You look happy this morning.
   Man:I just came from my adviser's office and found out that the college board has done             away with the foreign language requirement for graduation.
   Third voive:What does the man mean?
   a.The man doesn't have to study a foreign language.
   b.The man just received an"A"on his test
   c.The man's adviser gave him some good advice.
   d.He doesn't have to take the final exam
7.Man:I hear that Rusty's car is being reprossessed by the finance company.
   Woman:Yes,he's fallen behind on the payments.
   Third voice:What does the woman mean?
   a.Rudy will lose his car because he hasn't made payments
   b.The finance company is returning Rusty's car
   c.Rusty has a broken finger from falling on the pavement behind his car
   d.Rusty's car is being repaired
8.Woman:What did you do in class today?
    Man:The teacher went over last Friday's lesson.
    Third voice:What does the man say the teacher did in class?
    a.Reviewed a previous lesson
    b.Presented new material
    c.Tested the students
    d.Made the students write in class
9.Woman:Not getting that job was a big letdown.
   Man:Don't worry.Something better will come along.
   Third voice:What are the speakers talking about?
   a.The woman is getting another job.
   b.The woman is disappointed at not getting the job.
   c.The woman's boss is letting her have a better job.
   d.The woman's job is much better than she had expected.
10.Man:How do the Finleys feel about moving to New Mexico?
     Woman:They're really looking forward to it
     Third voice:What does the woman say about the Finleys' reaction to moving.
     a.They are pleased
     b.They dread it
     c.They are undecided
     d.They are frustrated



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