Part 1: Listening answers

Answers 1–8

1. 1

   Question 1

   C: No, you aren’t her. Multiple choice

   The speaker asks whether the person is Emma, and C directly denies that identity: “No, you aren’t her.”

   “Is that you, Emma?”

2. 2

   Question 2

   B: I met someone yesterday. Multiple choice

   The speaker says it is lovely to meet the listener. The keyed reply, B, refers to meeting someone yesterday, though the transcript does not establish that detail.

   “It's lovely to meet you.”

3. 3

   Question 3

   C: There are many parks. Multiple choice

   The speaker asks about the listener’s hometown. The keyed reply, C, mentions something about a place, but the transcript does not confirm that the hometown has many parks.

   “Where is your hometown?”

4. 4

   Question 4

   A: Yeah, that’s him. Multiple choice

   The speaker asks whether the man is Rick, and A confirms that “that’s him.”

   “Is that man Rick?”

5. 5

   Question 5

   A: You can also join our club. Multiple choice

   The speaker welcomes someone who has joined the group. The keyed reply, A, suggests that the listener can join the speaker’s club too, although that invitation is not stated in the transcript.

   “Really nice of you to join us.”

6. 6

   Question 6

   B: You’re right. Multiple choice

   The speaker says they must leave because it is getting late. B, “You’re right,” agrees with the reason for leaving.

   “We have to leave now. It's getting late.”

7. 7

   Question 7

   C: Nice! Multiple choice

   The speaker asks the listener to pass on a greeting. The keyed reply, C, is a brief positive reaction, though the transcript does not include the reply itself.

   “Tell your sister I said hi.”

8. 8

   Question 8

   A: I am very tall these days. Multiple choice

   The speaker asks Fred how he has been. The keyed reply, A, describes how he is these days, although being tall does not directly answer how he has been.

   “Fred, how have you been these days?”

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