Listening Comprehension Dialogues 4 Flashcards
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Speaker A: 'Are you ready for the inspection tomorrow?' Speaker B: 'I still need to press my uniform and shine my boots.' What can be inferred about Speaker B?
Answer: Speaker B has some tasks left to do before the inspection.
Speaker B lists two things still left to do — pressing the uniform and shining boots — which means preparations are not yet finished.
Speaker A: 'Do you know where Corporal Jenkins went?' Speaker B: 'He mentioned stopping by the motor pool before heading to lunch.' Where did Corporal Jenkins go first?
Answer: He went to the motor pool.
Speaker B says Jenkins planned to stop by the motor pool before lunch, so the motor pool was his first destination.
Speaker A: 'I thought class started at 0800.' Speaker B: 'The schedule was changed. It starts at 0730 now.' What is true according to the dialogue?
Answer: Class now begins thirty minutes earlier than Speaker A thought.
Speaker A expected 0800, but Speaker B says it now starts at 0730, which is thirty minutes earlier.
Speaker A: 'How was the training exercise this morning?' Speaker B: 'It was tough, but I think our team performed well under pressure.' What does Speaker B think about the team's performance?
Answer: The team performed well despite the difficulty.
Speaker B acknowledges the exercise was tough but says the team performed well under pressure, indicating a positive assessment.
Speaker A: 'I can't find my ID card anywhere.' Speaker B: 'Did you check the front desk? Someone may have turned it in.' What does Speaker B suggest Speaker A do?
Answer: Check the front desk to see if it was turned in.
Speaker B directly suggests checking the front desk because someone might have returned the lost card there.
Speaker A: 'Lieutenant Rogers is briefing the unit at 1400.' Speaker B: 'I know. I'm reviewing my notes right now so I'm prepared.' What is Speaker B doing at the moment of the conversation?
Answer: Looking over notes to get ready for the briefing.
Speaker B says they are reviewing notes 'right now' in order to be prepared for the upcoming briefing at 1400.