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2 1o1lcl 1 lolol w ®) © @) w @) ©) ©) w @ © ©) @ () © @) @ @) © @) @ @B) © >) @) @) © ) @ B) © @) a (B) © o She has rules about how to play. Her goal is to pay for school. ‘She is praying not to have a low score. She'll be acting in a school project. ‘She'd like something to drink. ‘She'd like to have thirty. ‘She'd like a bite to eat. She's a bit thrifty. ‘She's moving in the opposite direction. She's wide awake. ‘The rest of the people are tired. She needs to take a nap. He'll continue to stand in line for texts He has enough to pay for the texts. He agrees with the woman about the texts. He thinks the woman's in the wrong. line to get the texts. ‘He was given the wrong key. ‘The key was on top of the clock Te was lucky that he got the key. The key was at his feet. He went to the conference. He saw his friends at the conference. ‘He was in his place at the conference. He sent a representative. She will see the lawyer tomorrow. She needs to phone the lawyer. ‘The lawyer will call her tomorrow. ‘The lawyer has called off their meeting. There’ a lot of difficult homework in it ‘There are not very many exams in it. There is little homework, There is no homework, Returning to it later. Coming back home. Finishing the math book. Leaving for class. 484 COMPLETE TEST FIVE 10, u 12. 13, 14. 15, 16, a7, w @) © ©) @ B) © ) “ ®) © @) @ @) © ©) @ @) © ©) @ @) © i) w @) © o w ®) © @) Helll make a charitable contribution. ‘He couldn't get into the classroom, He didn't have very much to say. ‘He was not given the chance to speak. He thought it was extremely fruitful He's happy he didn't attend it. ‘Alot of people missed it It was perturbing. He'd like the woman to repeat herself, ‘The woman should talk to a physician. He shares the woman's position. What the woman said was unimportant. To see a dentist. To see.a cardiologist, To see a podiatrist. ‘To see an ophthalmologist. She is too scared to try it ‘She would like another opportunity. Her time is very scarce. ‘She has gone skiing for the last time. He really enjoyed the conference. Hell be able to go to the conference. He couldn't attend the conference. He heard everything at the conference, ‘She doesn’t need a jacket for the game. ‘She was very uncomfortable last time. She will take a jacket with her this time. Her jacket does not feel very comfortable. He parked the car to buy the tickets. He left the car where he shouldn't have, He got a speeding ticket. He didn’t park the car GO ONTO THE NEXT PAGE 18, 19, 20. 24 22, 23. 24, lojal lojaj Cy B) © ©) @ @) © ©) @ @) oO ©) @ ®) © ©) w ® © ©) @ (B) © @) w ) a ©) ‘She prepared him for what he was going to do. ‘She was unprepared for what she had todo. ‘She probably didn't spend much time on her presentation. ‘She was really ready for her presentation. He has never gone sailing. He doesn't like sailing, He hasn't had much time for sailing. ‘He doesn't have any time to go sailing. ‘That the man had been in class. That the man didn't have the nates. That she didn't need the notes, That the lecture had been canceled. She listened attentively during class. She must make the list five pages long. She did not attend all of the class. ‘She was inattentive during some of the class, He's not quite sure when the projects should be finished, He's doing his project for music class ‘Music class meets for the first time in December. He believes the music will be available on December 1. ‘The tuition increase was unexpected, She was prepared for the tuition increase. ‘She doesn’t believe that fees were increased. She believes that tuition will not go up. ‘She answered his question a minute ago. ‘She just bit her tongue. us hard for her to put the answer into words. ‘The tip of her tongue is quite sore. 25. 26. 27. 28, 29, 30. ) ®) © ) w @B) © @) @ @) © ©) « ®) © ©) @ @) © 0) @ @) © © ‘Some of them are lying down, ‘Some of them will lose their positions. Some of them are choosing part-time jobs. ‘Some of them laid down their newspapers. She's unhappy about the score. ‘She hasn't seen her score yet. She’ really pleased with her score, She hasn't taken the exarn yet. He didn't believe the course was hard. ‘He heard that the course was closed. twas hard for him to get to the class. He registered for the course, He didn't go because he was sleeping. He didn't miss the committee meeting. He never returned from class. He was unable to fall asleep. ‘That he would be working all weekend. ‘That no one ever worked on ‘weekends. ‘That he would not be in the office this ‘weekend. ‘That the office would be open this ‘weekend. They should not let what happened bother them. ‘They should keep on trying to tall to Mary They should try to latter Mary. ‘Their project is already as good as ivs going to get. Coolheuraisnacs COMPLETE TEST FIVE 485 pololololaiolsol Part B Directions: In this part of the test, you will hear longer conversations. After each conversation, you Di hear several questions. The conversations and questions will not be repeated. [After you hear a question, read the four possible answers in your test book and choose the best aeawer Then, on Your answer sheet, find the number of the question and fill in the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen. Remember, you are not allowed to take notes or write in your test book. 31. (A) Toadoctor’s appointment 35. (A) Apresentation for political science @) Toan exercise club. class. (©) Toa swimming pool (B) How quickly time passes. () Toaschool. (©) The differences between the various types of courts 32. (A) They/re both regular members (D) A schedule for preparing for a {B) He likes to go there occasionally. politcal science exam. (©). She wants him to try itout. (D) She hates to exercise alone. 36. (A) Three levels of cours. (B) Only the municipal courts 33. (A) Alimited number. (C)_ The state but not the federal courts (B) Racquetball courts and a swimming {D) Only the state and federal courts. pool (©) Bxercise machines, but not classes. 37. (A) On Thursday, {D) Just about anything. (B) On Monday. (©) Ina week 34. (A) Visit the club once. (D) Before Monday. (B) Take out 2 membership. (©) Ty the club unless he hurts himself. 38. (A) Plenty of time. (B) See if he has time to go. (B) Until Monday. (©). About one week (D) Until a week from Monday. aaa ON “TOEFL tex distant are reprinted by peemion TREES usp enna fowesy eral sel st 486 COMPLETE TEST FIVE ‘oestonare proand by Pearson Bison tne Jolololalolajo Part C Dires inthis part of the test, you will hear several talks. After each talk, you will hear some ‘questions. The talks and questions will not be repeated. After you hear a question, you will read the four possible answers in your test book and choose the best answer. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and fill in the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen. Here is an example. On the recording, you will hear: (narrator) Listen to an instructor talk to his class about patting. (man) Artist Grant Wood was a guiding force in the Schoo! of painting known as American regionalist, a style reflecting the distinctive characteristics of art from: rural areas of the United States. Wood began drawing animals on the family farm at the age of three, «and when he was thirty-eight one of his paintings received a remarkable amount of Public notice and acelaim, This painting, called “American Gothic,” isa starkly simple depiction ofa serious couple staring directly out atthe viewer. Now sents sample question Sample Answer (oareator) What blot pitng is knowns Ameren etna? g Inyourtestbookyouwleads (A) At fom Amen fe ie g (B) Art from the central region of the United States. (©) Axt from various urban areas in the United States. (D) Art from rural sections of America. ‘The best answer to the question, “What style of painting is known as American regionalist2” is (D), “Art from rural sections of America.” Therefore, the correct choice is (D). Now listen to another sample question. Sample Answer (narrator) What is the name of Wood's most successful painting? g In your test book, you will read: (A) “American Regionalist.” ® (B) “The Family Farm in lowa.” (©) “American Gothic.” () “A Serious Couple.” ‘The best answer to the question, “What is the name of Wood's most successful painting?" is (C), “American Gothic.” Therefore, the correct chotce is (C). Remember, you are not allowed to take notes ar write in your test book TOEFL x deena oat are reprinted by perme FES the copie ownee ones alae ond en ‘Gusstbot are powded by Pearson Eabeaton Ie COMPLETE TEST FIVE 487 39. au 2, 43, 44, 488 laiol (A) Auniversity administrator, (B) Astudent (©) Alibrarian. (D) Aregistrar. (How to use the library. (B) The university registration procedure. (©) Services offered by the Student Center. () Important locations on campus. (A) To provide students with assistance ‘and amusement. (B) To assist students in the registration process, (©) Toallow students to watch movies, (D) To provide textbooks for university courses. (A) In administrators’ offices. (B) In the Student Center, (©) Inan auditorium. {D) In the Student Records Office. (a) Natural soaps. (B) Synthetic detergents. (C) Biodegradable detergents. (D) Phosphates. (A) Synthetic detergents. (B) Amajor cause of water pollution. (©) Substances that break down into simpler forms. (D) The reason for the foaming water supply. 1 45. 46. 4. 48 49. 50. w ®) © ” a ®) oO ©) w B) © ©) @ @B) © © “ B) © © “ ® © ©) loiol ‘They broke down into simpler forms. ‘They eaused the water to become foamy. ‘They released phosphates into the water. ‘They damaged only the underground ‘water supply. Water pollution in the 1950s. Nonbiodegradable synthetic detergents. ‘The foamy water supply. Problems caused by the phosphates. ‘The static atmosphere. ‘The cause of changes in the ‘atmosphere. ‘The evolution of plant life. ‘The process of photosynthesis. ‘Two hundred million years ago. ‘Twenty million years ago. ‘Two hundred thousand years ago. ‘Twenty thousand years ago. ‘The evolution of plants and photosynthesis ‘The variety of gases in the ‘atmosphere. ‘The high percentage of nitrogen. ‘The ammonia and methane in the original atmosphere. Read about the composition of the atmosphere. Study the notes of today's lecture. Prepare for a quiz. Read the following chapter, This is the end of Section 1. ‘Stop work on Section 1. Turn off the recording. Read the directions for Section 2 and begin work. Do NOT read or work on any other section of the test during the next 25 COMPLETE TEST FIVE utes. Pee eo co {| u

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