Focus on the Second Line

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Multiple Choice
Listen carefully to the short conversation and questions, and then choose the best answer to the question. You should focus carefully on the second line.

Question

A.	He is leaving now.	C.	He will not be leaving soon.
B.	He has to go out of his way.	D.	He will do it his own way.

Question

A.	He locked the door.	C.	He was able to open the door.
B.	He tried unsuccessfully to get into the house.	D.	He left the house without locking the door.

Question

A.	She doesn’t like to listen to turkeys.	C.	She especially likes the roast turkey.
B.	She thinks the dinner sounds special.	D.	She’d prefer a different dinner.

Question

A.	He’ll be busy with her homework tonight.	C.	He’s sorry he can’t ever help her.
B.	He can’t help her tonight.	D.	He’ll help her with her physics.

Question

A.	Her eyes hurt.	C.	The class was boring.
B.	She thought the lecture was great.	D.	She didn’t want to watch Professor Martin.

Question

A.	Not all the bills have been paid.	C.	What she said on the phone was not credible.
B.	They don’t have enough credit to pay the bills.	D.	He used a credit card to pay some of the bills.

Question

A.	She’ll call back quickly.	C.	She’ll give it back by 4:00.
B.	She’ll definitely be back by 4:00.	D.	She’ll try to return fast.

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A.	She hasn’t seen Tim.	C.	Tim was around a short time ago.
B.	Tim was there only for a moment.	D.	Tim will return in a minute.

Question

A.	She doesn’t like the place he chose.	C.	She’s glad the spot is reserved.
B.	He doesn’t want to get into the car.	D.	They can’t park the car there.

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Question

A.	There’s plenty to eat.	C.	The food isn’t in the refrigerator.
B.	The refrigerator’s broken.	D.	He’s not sure if there’s enough.