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1. Q4A speaker says "It is twenty past eight." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:0
2. Q5A speaker says "It is five to five." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00 on
3. Q6A speaker says "It is quarter past one." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00
4. Q7A speaker says "It is half past four." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00 o
5. Q8A speaker says "It is quarter to nine." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00
6. Q9A speaker says "It is twenty past ten." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00
7. Q10A speaker says "It is twenty to four." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00 o
8. Q11A speaker says "It is quarter past nine." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:0
9. Q12A speaker says "It is half past ten." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:00 on
10. Q13A speaker says "It is quarter to twelve." Convert this to the number of minutes after 12:0
11. Q14A speaker says "It is twenty-five past eight." Convert this to the number of minutes after
12. Q15A caller reads out the last four digits of a phone number: "double six one three". What is
13. Q16A caller reads out a four-digit code: "two three four eight". What is the number formed (t
14. Q17You hear "double five six five" as the last four digits of a phone number. What is the lar
15. Q18A caller reads out the last four digits of a phone number: "oh four double five". What is
16. Q19A caller reads out a four-digit code: "seven double six five". What is the number formed (
17. Q20You hear "five seven nine four" as the last four digits of a phone number. What is the lar
18. Q21A caller reads out the last four digits of a phone number: "one double four eight". What i
19. Q22A caller reads out a four-digit code: "double oh oh six". What is the number formed (type
20. Q23You hear "two eight double six" as the last four digits of a phone number. What is the lar
21. Q24A caller reads out the last four digits of a phone number: "six double four four". What is
22. Q25A caller reads out a four-digit code: "two three five nine". What is the number formed (ty
23. Q26You hear "oh nine one three" as the last four digits of a phone number. What is the larges
24. Q27You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 16:10 train to Kochi is running 35 minu
25. Q28You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 16:45 train to Mumbai is running 10 min
26. Q29You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 20:20 train to Delhi is running 40 minu
27. Q30You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 12:40 train to Kochi is running 50 minu
28. Q31You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 18:30 train to Mumbai is running 15 min
29. Q32You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 19:45 train to Mumbai is running 25 min
30. Q33You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 17:50 train to Pune is running 40 minut
31. Q34You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 16:00 train to Mumbai is running 50 min
32. Q35You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 18:50 train to Mumbai is running 35 min
33. Q36You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 20:45 train to Kochi is running 10 minu
34. Q37You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 19:15 train to Pune is running 35 minut
35. Q38You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 12:45 train to Mumbai is running 15 min
36. Q39You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 14:45 train to Delhi is running 35 minu
37. Q40You hear this announcement: "Attention please. The 10:20 train to Chennai is running 10 mi
38. Q41You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need six tickets at ₹90 each." "Th
39. Q42You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need six tickets at ₹90 each." "Th
40. Q43You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need two tickets at ₹150 each." "T
41. Q44You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need five tickets at ₹150 each." "
42. Q45You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need five tickets at ₹250 each." "
43. Q46You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need six tickets at ₹80 each." "Th
44. Q47You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need three tickets at ₹80 each." "
45. Q48You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need four tickets at ₹90 each." "T
46. Q49You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need six tickets at ₹80 each." "Th
47. Q50You overhear this conversation at a ticket counter: "We need six tickets at ₹90 each." How
48. Q51A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 4 blocks east Then walk 1 block east Then walk 3 b
49. Q52A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 3 blocks west Then walk 1 block south Then walk 3
50. Q53A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 2 blocks east Then walk 2 blocks south Then walk 2
51. Q54A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 1 block south Then walk 3 blocks north Then walk 1
52. Q55A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 1 block west Then walk 4 blocks east Then walk 2 b
53. Q56A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 2 blocks north Then walk 3 blocks north Then walk
54. Q57A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 3 blocks south Then walk 1 block north Then walk 4
55. Q58A guide tells you: "From the gate, walk 4 blocks south Then walk 2 blocks west Then walk 1
56. Q59Before you listen, what is a useful thing to do?
57. Q60Words like "firstly", "however" and "in conclusion" help the listener because they
58. Q61When you take notes while listening, you should
59. Q62A speaker's tone rising at the end of a sentence often shows
60. Q63To find the main idea of a talk you should listen for
61. Q64If you miss a word in a live conversation, the best thing is to
62. Q65Stressed words in a sentence usually carry
63. Q66Listening for specific information (like a time or a price) means you
64. Q67Which of these helps you understand fast speech?
65. Q68Inference in listening means
66. Q69A speaker says "I am not sure this plan will work." The speaker most probably
67. Q70Which habit makes you a better listener?
68. Q71Why is it useful to listen to English podcasts and news regularly?
69. Q72Two speakers disagree politely. You can tell this when you hear
70. Q73A speaker says: "The exam was very difficult." This is
71. Q74A speaker says: "Water freezes at zero degrees Celsius." This is
72. Q75A speaker says: "Winter is the most beautiful season." This is
73. Q76A speaker says: "The library closes at eight." This is
74. Q77A speaker says: "The train leaves at 6.30 in the morning." This is
75. Q78A speaker says: "The exam has fifty questions." This is
76. Q79A speaker says: "Chennai is a city in Tamil Nadu." This is
77. Q80A speaker says: "That film is boring." This is
78. Q81You listen to this short talk: "Regular exercise keeps the heart strong, improves sleep an
79. Q82You listen to this short talk: "The bus service has been changed. Buses now run every ten
80. Q83You listen to this short talk: "Our college library is open from eight to eight. Students
81. Q84You listen to this short talk: "Tea is grown on hill slopes where the air is cool and it r
82. Q85You listen to this short talk: "Please switch off your mobile phones. The film will begin
83. Q86You listen to this short talk: "Reading aloud for ten minutes a day improves pronunciation
84. Q87You listen to this short talk: "The weather office has warned of heavy rain tomorrow. Peop
85. Q88You listen to this short talk: "The school sports day will be held on Friday. Students sho
86. Q89Select all the true statements.
87. Q90Which of the following statements about listening are true?
88. Q91Choose the correct statements.
89. Q92Select every true statement.
90. Q93Which statements are correct?
91. Q94Mark all the correct statements.
92. Q95A speaker says "The class starts at ten past nine." Convert this to the number of minutes
93. Q96A speaker says "The class starts at twenty to eleven." Convert this to the number of minut
94. Q97A speaker says "The class starts at quarter past twelve." Convert this to the number of mi
95. Q98A speaker says "The class starts at twenty-five to five." Convert this to the number of mi
96. Q99A speaker says "The class starts at five to eight." Convert this to the number of minutes
97. Q100A speaker says "The class starts at half past eleven." Convert this to the number of minut