TOEFL Listening Comprehension Part B
TOEFL Listening Comprehension Part B
TOEFL Listening Comprehension Part B
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Example
On the recording, you hear:
(narrator)
Questions 1 through 4. Listen to a conversation between a
professor and a student.
(man) Hello, Professor Denton. Are you free for a moment? Could I have
a
word with you?
(woman)Come in, Michael. Of course I have some time. These are my office
hours, and this is
the right for you to come and ask question. Now,
how can I help you?
(man) Well, I have a quick question for you about the homework
assignment for tomorrow. I thought the assignment was to answer the first
three question at the top of page 67 in the text, but when
I looked,
there werent any questions there. Im confused.
(woman)The assignment was to answer the first three questions at the top of
page 76, not 67.
(man) Oh, now I understand. Im glad I came in to check. Thanks for your help.
(woman)No problem. See you tomorrow.
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A professor.
An office worker.
Professor Dentons assistant.
A student.
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Example
In your test book, you read:
a) In the airport.
b) In the library.
c) In the dormitory.
d) In the travel agents office.
Example
On the recording, you hear:
(man)
You cant believe what I just got!
(woman)
I bet you got that new car youve always
wanted.
(man)
Now, how in the world did you figure that out?
You think:
The topic of the conversation is the new car that the man just
got.
You can just listen to the conversation (and ignore the answers).
You can follow along with the answers while you listen.
Example
On the recording you hear:
(man) Can I help you?
(woman) Im interested In opening an account.
(man) Well, we have several different types of accounts: checking
account, saving
account, money market account, time deposit
accounts.
(woman) Its a checking account that I am interested in.
(man) I can help you with that. First. You have to fill out a form, and
then I need to
see some identification. Thats about all there
is to it.
(woman) That sounds easy enough. Thanks for your help.