Toefl1 U1 Campus Conversation 1st And 2nd Listening

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1. What are Susan's parents obsessed with?

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Susan's parents are obsessed with her going to medical school. This can be inferred from the fact that the other options focus on different aspects of Susan's life, such as her career in sports, her academic performance, and her ability to sleep. However, the correct answer specifically mentions her parents' obsession with her pursuing a career in medicine.

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Toefl1 U1 Campus Conversation 1st And 2nd Listening - Quiz

This quiz titled 'toefl1 u1 campus conversation 1st and 2nd listening' assesses understanding of a student-professor dialogue about coping with stress and parental expectations regarding career choices, focusing on the student's interest in sports versus medical school.

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2. What is the conversation mainly about?

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The conversation is mainly about dealing with parental pressure. The other options, such as finding out about medical school, looking for a college scholarship, and getting information about transferring, are not mentioned in the given question and are therefore not the main focus of the conversation.

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3. What does the professor mean when she says, "Give them a chance. They might surprise you."?

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When the professor says, "Give them a chance. They might surprise you," she is suggesting that by giving someone an opportunity, they may prove themselves in a positive or unexpected way. This implies that the person's initial impression or behavior may not accurately reflect their true abilities or intentions, and there is a possibility for them to change their perspective or decision.

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4. Why does Susan go to see her professor?

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Susan goes to see her professor to ask for advice about her stress. This is indicated by the phrase "To ask for some advice about her stress." The other options, such as talking about getting a scholarship, finding out about transferring, or discussing her low grades, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be inferred as the reason for her visit.

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5. What is Susan's attitude when she says, "Well... I'll give it a shot, but they're not going to like it."?

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The statement "Well... I'll give it a shot, but they're not going to like it" suggests that Susan is unsure or hesitant about trying something because she believes that the outcome may not be well-received by others. This indicates a doubtful attitude as she expresses her lack of confidence in the success or acceptance of her actions.

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6. What does the professor imply when she says, "Perhaps your parents aren't the only ones with an obsession."?

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The professor's statement implies that Susan's parents are not the only ones who have an obsession. This suggests that Susan herself also has an obsession, and based on the given options, it can be inferred that her obsession is with having a career in sports.

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What are Susan's parents obsessed with?
What is the conversation mainly about?
What does the professor mean when she says, "Give them a chance. They...
Why does Susan go to see her professor?
What is Susan's attitude when she says, "Well... I'll give it a shot,...
What does the professor imply when she says, "Perhaps your parents...
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