CAMBRIDGE PREPARATION FOR THE TOEFL®
IBT TEST
LISTENING (10)
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PRACTICE WITH MAKING INFERENCES AND DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
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Some things are not stated directly in a conversation or lecture. You
have to understand the meaning through other clues within the passage.
Making inferences
Some questions require you to make inferences. These questions may be
stated in the following ways:
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What does the woman
imply about ……..?
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Why does the professor
mention ……..?
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What can be said about ……?
Drawing conclusions
Some questions require you to draw a conclusion.
Through details that are expressed or through general knowledge, you need
to come to a conclusion.
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Exercises L18-L23
Use Exercises L18-L23 to develop your skills in understanding
meanings that are not explicitly stated in conversations, discussions, and
lectures.
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EXERCISE 18 Understanding inferences
Listen to the following spoken passages. Answer Yes or No to the
statement that follows each passage.
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EXERCISE L19 Drawing conclusions
Listen to the passage. Choose the best answer based on the
information given
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For what field might the
new knowledge about polio be most useful?
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A
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Statistics
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B
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Medicine
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C
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Education
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D
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History
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What will the man probably do as a result of this
conversation?
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A
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Take the course next semester
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B
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Speak to the Spanish teacher
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C
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Sign up for Spanish
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D
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Take Italian
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ANSWER KEYS AND EXPLANATION
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