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  • Exam: TOEFL
  • Course: LISTENING
  • Part 2, Exam 1

Instructions

You will hear a CONVERSATION between a student and a professor.

For questions 1-5, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

Drag and drop the correct answer in the answer box, or type the corresponding letter.

A mark of 75% corresponds to B2 and a mark of 90% corresponds to C1.

  • 1 Why does the student go to see the professor?

  • Answer:
  • · Possible answers: A To apologise for arriving late.
      B To turn in her proposal to the professor.
    C To get help in analyzing her statistics.
    D To discuss improvements for her proposal.
  • 2 Why does the professor suggest that the student go to the Computer Center?

  • Answer:
  • · Possible answers: A To talk to Miriam at the information desk.
      B To get help setting up the statistical analysis.
    C To make changes to her statistical results.
    D To define her subjects' linguistic abilities.
  • 3 According to the professor, what information should the student add in her proposal
  • - choose two answers.

  • Answer:
  • Answer:
  • · Possible answers: A How the analysis will be done.
      B How she got the statistics into a meaningful form.
    C How the subject will be selected.
    D How she will contact the international students.
  • 4 Why does the professor say this?

  • "The proposal as you have it seems somewhat like comparing apples and oranges."

  • Answer:
  • · Possible answers: A To illustrate a flaw in the student's proposal.
      B To compare two language groups.
    C To demonstrate international students' differing linguistic levels.
    D To suggest the kind of test the student should give her subjects.
  • 5 What does the professor imply about the people who will decide on the grant money?

  • Answer:
  • · Possible answers: A They will not approve of her getting help in analyzing her statistics.
      B They will question what stress patterns she will study.
    C They will be influenced by her definition of her subjects.
    D They will not understand who her subjects will be.

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