Monday 13 April 2020

THE HEINEMANN TOEFL COURSE PRACTICE TEST 5 LISTENING PART C


THE HEINEMANN TOEFL COURSE
PRACTICE TEST 5
LISTENING
PART C

39
A
To present information about several Hawaiian volcanoes.
To explain a research project about an underwater volcano.
To demonstrate the latest use of underwater cables.
To discuss a study of ocean life near underwater volcanoes.
B
C
D
40
A
Geologists will bring it back.
It will be sent back by cable.
It will be sent by mail.
It will be sent back through seismometers.
B
C
D
41
A
Because it is related to work being done in class.
Because she helped produce it.
Because she is excited about it.
Because it is a public television broadcast.
B
C
D
42
A
The twenty types of manmade fibers.
Rayon.
How nylon is made.
Clothing care.
B
C
D
43
A
Since 1939.
For a little over a century.
For approximately twenty years.
Since nylon was first invented.
B
C
D
44
A
It is inexpensive to produce.
It is more durable than other manmade fibers.
It remains a very popular clothing fiber.
It is easy to produce in great quantities.
B
C
D
45
A
It does not wash well.
It is manmade.
It loses its color in sunlight.
It is not very comfortable to wear.
B
C
D
46
A
Talk about the production of nylon.
Leave the factory.
Take a break.
Go into the rayon production room.
B
C
D
47
A
The use of English in shipping and aviation.
The early history of the English language.
The emergence of English as a global language.
The influence of the Roman Empire in Britain.
B
C
D
48
A
Its publishers don't have the funds to constantly update it.
It is used only by speakers of English as a first language.
The use of English is on the decline, so it is hard to know when to catalog new words.
Many scientific and technical words are very new and haven't yet been included.
B
C
D
49
A
No one spoke English two thousand years ago.
English has such a huge vocabulary it is hard to learn.
Only one half of the world's scientific periodicals are in English.
Only about 350 million people use English as a native language.
B
C
D
50
A
The rise and fall of the Roman Empire.
Evidence that English is not very old.
Problems posed by using English in aviation.
Reasons why English is so widely used today.
B
C
D


ANSWER KEY
Part С
39. Ð’   41. A   43. Ð’   45. С   47. B    49. A
40. Ð’   42. B   44. C   46. D    48. D   50. D

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