TOEFL Primary Step 2 Test #43 - Listening

9/18/2023 8:12:35 AM

What did the woman do after dinner?

What does the sister want Tom to do?

What does the girl like most?

What are the students doing at the moment?

Who made the soup for the boy?

What is the prize of the event?

Which bus should the boy take to get to the cinema?

What does the boy complain about his sister's bag?

It cost a lot of money.
It was full of toys.
It was over luggage limits.

What do they need to buy?

Strawberries
Bananas
Apples

What did the teacher say about the student's project?

It needed more research.
It lacked examples.
It impressed him.

Why can't the boy go to the concert?

He's got a serious headache.
His back gets worse again.
He has no ticket for the concert.

Where did Jack's mother find the phone?

In the kitchen
In the bedroom
In the living room

Why did Ben call his dad?

To ask his dad for a favour
To remind his dad to reply his mail
To share his trip with his dad

Why did Tom call Emily?

To inform her about a classroom change
To remind her to bring some equipment
To ask for help with a chemistry problem

What did the school staff talk about?

An insurance agreement
A vaccination event
A thorough check-up

What did the man call about?

A new delivery address
An issue with a new purchase
Instructions for a machine

What did Hannah call Mr. White about?

His health record
His unexpected test results
His delayed appointment

Why did Emma call Jake?

To invite Jake to participate in an event
To ask permission to use Jake's travel photos
To advise Jake to challenge himself in a contest

Listen to a story about Yoko and answer the questions.

Why did Yoko fall while skateboarding?

She hit a bump.
She went too fast.
She lost her balance.

What did she do after the fall?

She came to Dad to get help.
She called Dad to help her.
She waited for Dad to come.

What did the X-ray show about Yoko's arm?

Her arm was scratched.
Her arm bone was broken.
Her arm was dislocated.

Why did Yoo still hurt her arm despite wearing the arm pads?

The way she landed was wrong.
The way she wore arm pads was wrong.
The quality of the arm pads was poor.

Listen to a story about Tom and answer the questions.

What excited Tom about the upcoming morning?

The idea of building a snowman
The prediction of a school snow day
The excitement of a winter holiday

What did Tom's friends invite him to do?

Have a snowball fight
Head to Warwick Hill
Build a snowman

Why did Herb blow on the snow?

To prove the snow was unsuitable for building snowmen
To show he could perform a magic trick with the snow
To discover his snow experiment was not successful

How did Tom react when Addie offered him a sled?

He decided to stick to his snowman plan.
He came to ask Mom for permission.
He accepted and looked forward to sledding.

Listen to a teacher giving a lecture and answer the questions.

When was the first train journey?

In 1804
In 1844
In 1864

How do the earliest trains generate power to move?

By using electricity
By using diesel fuel
By burning coal

What is the top speed of modern trains?

Over 100 miles per hour
Over 200 miles per hour
Over 300 miles per hour

What does the teacher advise not to do?

Follow a train
Get on a train alone
Play near the railways

Listen to a teacher giving a lecture and answer the questions.

When does a computer NOT get a virus?

Visit an infected websites on the Internet
Open an infected email attachment
Shut down a computer improperly

What did the "Creeper" virus do?

Steal personal information
Show a naughty message
Make computers run more slowly

What was the role of the program "Reaper"?

It detected and cleared the Creeper virus.
It helped analyze computer viruses.
It supported the program "Creeper".

Listen to a teacher giving a lecture and answer the questions.

What is true about fingerprints?

They are unchanged for a person's life.
They are unchanged throughout generations.
They are unchanged despite injuries or diseases.

What makes fingerprints unique?

The number of lines and dots
The sizes of the fingerprints
The patterns of swirls and ridges

When was the individuality of fingerprints first studied?

In the late 18th century
In the early 19th century
In the late 19th century