TOEFL COMPLETE
COURSE
(LISTENING)
Skill 21: DRAW
CONCLUSIONS ABOUT WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE
As
you listen to each long conversation, you should be trying to set the situation
in your mind. You should be thinking the following thoughts:
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Who
is talking?
When does the conversation probably take place?
Where does the conversation probably take place?
What is the source of information for the conversation?
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On
the recording, you hear:
(man) Why do you have so many books?
(woman) I need them for my paper on George Washington. Do you know how I can
checkthem out?.
(man) Yes, you should go downstairs to the circulation desk and fill out a
card for each book
You
think:
Who is
probably talking? (two students)
Where are
they? (in the library)
What course
are they discussing? (American History)
EXERCISE 21: Listen to the first part of each of the
conversations, and try to imagine the situation. Then answer the questions in
the text.
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Conversation
1
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1
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Who
is probably talking?
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______________________
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2
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Where
does the conversation take place?
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______________________
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Conversation
2
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1
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Who
is probably talking?
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______________________
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2
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When
does the conversation take place?
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______________________
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3
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What
is the source of the man’s information?
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______________________
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Conversation
3
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1
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Who
is probably talking?
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______________________
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2
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When
does the conversation take place?
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______________________
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3
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What
is the source of the information?
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______________________
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ANSWER KEY
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