Longman Complete Course for the Toefl Test: Preparation for the CBT and PBT 11. This course gives students the skills, strategies, practice and confidence they need to increase their scores on all sections of the TOEFL Test, including the Test of Written English. This edition reflects the revised TOEFL, first administered in July 1995, and skill coverage has been expanded for all sections. Volume A explains and practices key language points so that students improve their language proficiency as well as their test-taking skills. Clearly defined steps, pre- and post-tests and TOEFL exercises guide students in improving TOEFL strategies and. | SHORT DIALOGUES Paper and Computer 63 TOEFL REVIEW EXERCISE Skills 1-13 In this exercise listen carefully to each short dialogue and question on the recording and then choose the best answer to the question. n NOW BEGIN THE RECORDING AT TOEFL REVIEW EXERCISE SKILLS 1-13 . 1. A Write a message to the man B Make some phone calls C Respond to the man s questions D Get a new phone installed 2. A She s not sure if she s free. B She s marked it on her calendar. C She ll write a check for the calendar. D Her calendar says she has to have a meeting at 3 00. 3. A He barely rode the bicycle. B He didn t have enough money. C The bicycle didn t need to be paid for. D He paid for the bicycle. 4. A She fixed the television. B Bob made the television work. C The woman looked at Bob on television. D Bob works for the woman. 5. A He helped her say what she couldn t say. B She was unable to say anything about him. C He hasn t helped her very much. D What he said was very helpful. 6. A The man should spend more time on registration. B The man should walk more quickly through registration. C The man should send in his registration materials. D The man should try to avoid registering next semester. 7. A He couldn t find Paula s phone number so he didn t call her. B He couldn t give Paula the list over the phone. C When he went to call Paula he couldn t find the list. D He couldn t recollect the number that was on the list. 8. A She couldn t take her luggage to the store. B She stored her luggage at the train station. C She carried her luggage from the train station to the store. D There were no lockers for her bags. 9. A The woman had taken a different major. B The woman had chosen psychology as a major. C The woman was uninformed. D The woman needed to see a psychiatrist. 10. A She would like the man to repeat what he said. B She thinks the exam could have been a little more difficult. C She shares the same opinion of the exam as the man. D She believes that the exam was easy. .
