1.
Listen to this conversation in a university housing office. (2:06 Minutes)
2.
Listen to this lecture about the development of agriculture. (4:10 Minutes)
3.
Why is the man looking for a new place to live?
Correct Answer
B. He wants to live in a smaller building.
Explanation
The man is looking for a new place to live because he wants to live in a smaller building. This suggests that he is currently residing in a large building and desires a change to a more compact living space.
4.
Which of the following does rent in the villages depend on?
Correct Answer
A. Number of people living together.
Explanation
Rent in villages is often determined by the number of people living together. This is because the more people sharing a living space, the more the cost can be divided among them, making it more affordable for each individual. Additionally, landlords may charge higher rent for larger households as they may require more maintenance and utilities. The number of parking spaces, proximity to campus, and the semester to move in may also affect the rental price, but the number of people living together is typically a key factor.
5.
How does the man feel about the village housing rent?
Correct Answer
D. It is worth considering.
Explanation
The man feels that the village housing rent is worth considering. This suggests that he believes the rent is reasonable or advantageous in some way. He may think it offers good value for the cost or that there are benefits to living in the village that make the rent worthwhile.
6.
Select features of the village suites.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Double person rooms
C. Full refrigerator
Explanation
The village suites offer full refrigerators, allowing residents to store and preserve their food conveniently. Additionally, the suites have double person rooms, which can accommodate two people comfortably.
7.
What position on the waitlist does the man receive? (Enter just the number)
Correct Answer(s)
27, 27th, twenty-seventh, twentyseventh, twentyseven, twenty-seven
Explanation
The man receives the 27th position on the waitlist.
8.
According to the professor, which of the following are probably true about the origins of agriculture?
Correct Answer(s)
B. It initially started unintentionally
C. It may have spread through teaching or trade
D. It began in many different places independently
F. American agriculture started roughly 10 thousand years ago
Explanation
The professor suggests that the origins of agriculture initially started unintentionally, meaning that people did not intentionally set out to domesticate plants. It may have spread through teaching or trade, indicating that the knowledge and practices of agriculture could have been shared between different groups of people. The professor also states that agriculture began in many different places independently, implying that it was not limited to a single geographical region. Additionally, American agriculture started roughly 10 thousand years ago, indicating a specific time frame for the development of agriculture in the Americas.
9.
How did early people begin to use sticks for agriculture?
Correct Answer
B. To turn the earth
Explanation
Early people began to use sticks for agriculture to turn the earth. This action helped them loosen the soil and prepare it for planting seeds. By turning the earth, they were able to break up clumps of soil, remove weeds, and create a favorable environment for plant growth. This method of using sticks as a basic farming tool allowed early people to cultivate the land and improve their chances of successful crop production.
10.
The professor would likely agree with which of the following statements?
Correct Answer
C. Sometimes, important technological progress begins by chance.
Explanation
The professor would likely agree with the statement "Sometimes, important technological progress begins by chance." This is because the statement aligns with the idea that not all technological innovation is a result of dire need or deliberate planning, but can also occur unexpectedly or by accident. The other statements do not directly address the role of chance in technological progress, making them less likely to be supported by the professor.
11.
When the professor said "of course, all of this didn't happen overnight" he most likely meant?
Correct Answer
A. It probably took generations to transition from a being hunter/gatherers to being farmers.
Explanation
The professor's statement suggests that the transition from being hunter/gatherers to being farmers was a gradual process that took a long time, possibly spanning across multiple generations.