Part 5: Listening answers

Answers 24–29

1. 24

   The subjects in questionnaire are

   C: people who are living in this area. Multiple choice

   The questionnaire concerns the feasibility of earning a living in Brisbane, supporting the answer that the subjects are people living in the area.

   “people's opinions of the relative feasibility of earning a living in Brisbane”

2. 25

   The results of the questionnaire should be

   A: directly entered into the computer. Multiple choice

   The answers are entered using a computer, which matches option A, “directly entered into the computer.”

   “Participants will use a computer to fill in their answers.”

3. 26

   Why should John give a copy of plans to the professor?

   B: to get advice Multiple choice

   “Give you feedback” means offer advice, so John submits the plans to get advice rather than a grade or praise.

   “he can review and give you feedback.”

4. 27

   How will the instructions be presented?

   A: given by a group representative Multiple choice

   John says another representative will provide the instructions, matching option A, “given by a group representative.”

   “the instructions will be provided by another representative”

5. 28

   What does Dani suggest to John when those subjects receive the questionnaire?

   C: take consideration of both sides Multiple choice

   Danny suggests that subjects consider both sides before responding, which matches option C.

   “remind subjects to fully consider both sides of each issue.”

6. 29

   Why is this project particularly important to John?

   A: to earn respect from professors in the department Multiple choice

   John says the project could earn him professors’ respect and help him become a graduate student in their labs, matching option A.

   “I could really gain the respect of professors who may later take me on as a graduate student in their labs.”

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