Longman preparation series for the toeic test advanced part 8

You must choose which statement best describes what you see in the picture. These statements will be spoken only once; they will not be repeated. These statements will not be written in your test book. | EXERCISE 4 WHERE Directions Locate the Listening Comprehension Part II Exercise 4 section on the audio. When you have your pencil ready you may begin the audio. 1. Mark your answer 2. Mark your answer 3. Mark your answer 4. Mark your answer 5. Mark your answer 6. Mark your answer 7. Mark your answer 8. Mark your answer 9. Mark your answer 10. Mark your answer EXERCISE 5 WHY Directions Locate the Listening Comprehension Part II Exercise 5 section on the audio. When you have your pencil ready you may begin the audio. 1. Mark your answer 2. Mark your answer 3. Mark your answer 4. Mark your answer 5. Mark your answer 6. Mark your answer 7. Mark your answer 8. Mark your answer 9. Mark your answer 10. Mark your answer 64 LISTENING COMPREHENSION PRACTICE EXERCISE 6 HOW Directions Locate the Listening Comprehension Part II Exercise 6 section on the audio. When you have your pencil ready you may begin the audio. 1. Mark your answer 2. Mark your answer 3. Mark your answer 4. Mark your answer 5. Mark your answer 6. Mark your answer 7. Mark your answer 8. Mark your answer 9. Mark your answer 10. Mark your answer EXERCISE 7 AUXILIARIES Directions Locate the Listening Comprehension Part II Exercise 7section on the audio. When you have your pencil ready you may begin the audio. 1. Mark your answer 2. Mark your answer 3. Mark your answer 4. Mark your answer 5. Mark your answer 6. Mark your answer 7. Mark your answer 8. Mark your answer 9. Mark your answer 10. Mark your answer B LISTENING COMPREHENSION PRACTICE 65 Part III Short Conversations On Part III of the TOEIC test you will hear a number of short conversations that will not be repeated. The conversations will not be written. In your test book for each conversation you will read one question followed by four answer choices. Before each conversation begins you should look quickly at the question and the answer choices to focus your listening. For example if the question begins with who you will want to listen for particulars .