PETERSON TOEFL PBT TEST 4 LISTENING PART A (1)

PETERSON TOEFL PBT TEST 4
LISTENING PART A (1)

PART A

Directions: Each item in this part consists of a brief conversation involving two speakers. Following each conversation, a third voice will ask a question. You will hear the conversations and questions only one, and they will not be written out. When you have heard each conversation and question, read the four answer choices and select the one –(A), (B), (C) or (D) – that best answers the question based on what is directly stated or on what can be inferred. Then fill in the space on your answer sheet that matches the letter of the answer that you have selected. Here is an example. You will hear: You will read: A.     Open the window. B.     Move the chair. C.     Leave the room. D.    Take a seat From the conversation, you find out that the woman thinks the man should put the chair over by the window. The best answer to the question ‘What does the woman think the man should do?’ is (B), “Move the chair.” You should fill in (B) on your answer sheet.

1	A.     He wants to know how Donna feels. B.     Maybe Donna can organize the slide show. C.     He wants to know what present Donna got. D.     Donna has already seen the show.	9	A.     He repaired her guitar. B.     He sold her a new guitar. C.     He has a better guitar now. D.     He’s a good guitarist.
2	A.       Make some tea. B.        Wash out a cup. C.        Get the key. D.        Clean the spoon.	10	A.       He isn’t going out today. B.        The wind is dying down. C.        He thinks today is Wednesday. D.        The wind is strong today.
3	A.        He hasn’t been alone lately. B.        He hasn’t been here recently. C.        He has been acting strangely. D.        He has to be reminded several times.	11	A.       His picture appears on the book. B.        His photographs are in the box. C.        He autographed the new book. D.        His new book is very interesting.
4	A.       She will do anything but play golf. B.        She seldom wants to do anything. C.        She never plays, but she’d like to. D.        She is an enthusiastic golfer.	12	A.       He didn’t understand the manual. B.       The electricity has gone off. C.       He couldn’t find the manual. D.       The printer is out of order.
5	A.       It’s too hot to eat. B.       There’s not enough of it. C.       He doesn’t like the say it tastes. D.       He thinks it’s too cool.	13	A.       She’s not home now. B.       He’s not sure if she’s there. C.       She’s talking on another phone. D.       He can see her.
6	A.       The merchandise is in storage. B.       That store sells fine house-wares. C.       No one knows where the store is. D.       The goods are upstairs somewhere.	14	A.       Forget about the concert. B.       Spend some time practicing. C.       Find a new place to live. D.       Go to another concert.
7	A.       She finds reading poetry rewarding. B.       She made some beautiful pottery. C.       She wrote some award-winning poems. D.       She is now writing for a newspaper.	15	A.       He didn’t like mathematics. B.       He’ll be a great mathematician someday. C.       He’s no longer studying mathematics. D.       He was failing mathematics.
8	A.       They were free. B.       He’s going to give them away. C.       They were inexpensive. D.       He has to return them soon.

ANSWER KEY

1.             B

2.             D

3.             C

4.             D

5.             D

6.             A

7.             C

8.             C

9.             A

10.         D

11.         A

12.         A

13.         B

14.         A

15.   C

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