TOEFL Primary Step 2 Test #3 - Listening
7/22/2019 9:59:00 AMListen to several talks (source: Step by step listening 1 and Step by step listening 2) and answer the questions.
What does Craig do?
- A
- B
- C
What does Kelly’s monster look like?
- A
- B
- C
What does Joanne like to do in winter?
- A
- B
- C
What color eyes and hair does Lisa's mom have?
- A
- B
- C
Which picture describes Lisa’s cloth?
- A
- B
- C
What does Mike like?
- A
- B
- C
Listen to each conversation and answer the questions. (Source: Reading starter 3)
Why was the party interesting?
- It was a “car” party.
- They made a cake.
- The games were fun.
Which is true about the boy?
- He is late for school.
- He thinks the girl shouldn’t worry.
- He is never late for school.
How much does it cost to join the soccer team?
- 30 dollars
- 25 dollars
- 20 dollars
Why does the girl like the game?
- It has many buttons.
- It is easy.
- She likes the characters.
What does the boy sometimes have to do?
- Cook dinner for his parents
- Go shopping for his mother
- Choose the vegetables at the store
What does the girl like to eat?
- Soup and bread
- Fish and rice
- Rice and cheese
Listen to several phone messages and answer the questions. (Source: Toefl Primary Step 2)
Why did Bill call?
- To ask Robert to attend a meeting
- To ask Robert to pick up his business partner
- To ask Robert to double-check James's arrival time
Who should be there to put out the fire?
- Farmers
- Firefighters
- Sanitation workers
Why did the girl call Max?
- To tell him about a quiz
- To tell him about her favorite subject
- To tell him about the teacher
What is the teacher talking about?
- The class schedule
- The school rules
- The first class
Why did James call?
- To tell his mom about the lunch menu
- To ask his mom to bring his math book and calculator to school
- To tell his mom that he wants to go home
What does the girl NOT carry in her backpack?
- A hand towel
- Notebooks
- Her cell phone
Listen to a story about a girl learning dancing. (Source: English Listening on Youtube)
Who taught the girl how to dance?
- her mother
- a man
- a friend in a ballroom dancing
What did the man do when the girl stepped on his toes in the second time?
- He was angry
- He laughed at her
- He was patient
What did her mother use to do?
- Her mother used to manage a big fancy hotel
- Her mother used to be a dancer in a band
- Her mother used to be a singer
Why did the girl and her mother dance in different ways?
- Because they are in 2 different generations.
- Because the man taught the girl dancing in a different way.
- Because her mother never stepped on the man’s toes once.
Listen to a story about a birthday gift. (Source: English Listening on Youtube)
Why did not the boy buy a gift for his father?
- because the boy didn’t know what his father liked
- because his father did not like anything
- because his father didn’t give him money
What did the boy want to do?
- He wanted to give his father some candies
- He wanted to help his father write on one piece of paper
- He wanted to help his father do household chores
His dad thought that the gift was very _______.
- awful
- thoughtful
- beautiful
What is the best gift that his father talked about?
- A gift shows the care for the other person
- A gift was written on a piece of paper
- A gift costs a lot of money.
Listen to a discussion. (Source: More step by step listening 1)
- 5
- 6
- 7
What is not the feature of mammals?
- They have backbones.
- They are cold-blooded.
- They breathe through their lungs.
- Elephants
- Fish
- Birds
Listen to a lecture. (Source: More step by step listening 1)
- 2
- 3
- 4
- an oxygen-powered car
- a bicycle-powered cell phone charger
- a solar-powered boat
- Kelly Fisher
- Lisa MacDonald
- Mark Sullivan
Listen to a lecture. (Source: More step by step listening 2)
- Different kinds of sporting events in the Olympic Games
- How the Summer and Winter Olympics are different
- Countries participate in Olympic
- 80
- 200
- 15
- Yes
- No
- Not given
Which Games have more sporting events?
- Winter Olympic Games
- Summer Olympic Games
- None