Practicing on these TOEIC tests helps raise your score in the TOEIC Listening Section. Check the audio transcript and correct answers below. This video is in the series of NEW TOEIC Test Preparation: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2jvSGmpWX1X20IJ4LK9Ebmyl2C5cJ22N
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AUDIO TRANSCRIPTS
Question 81 and 82 refer to the following report
This is WPLA with today's weather. This afternoon will be partly cloudy with severe thunderstorms later tonight. Residents of Blair and Gorham Counties are being advised to keep travel to a minimum. Local residents have called in with reports of street flooding and baseball-size hail. We will keep you posted on any changes. Stay tuned to 98.5 for the latest reports.
Questions 83 and 84 refer to the following message.
Mr. Stokes, I'm sending a substitute driver to take you and the company resident to the airport this morning. John's wife was rushed to the delivery room over the weekend. All is well, though, and he should be back to work by the end of the week.
Questions 85 and 86 refer to the following recorded announcement.
This is a recorded message from Crown Movies located next to Bernstein and Company in the North Star Shopping Center. Our feature today in Theater 1 and Theater 2 is Left and Right. Gemstones for Sale is playing in Theater 3. Playing times are 4:30, 7:30 and 10:30. Adult tickets are $8.00 and children under 12 are $3.00. Thank you for calling Crown Movies.
Questions 87 through 89 refer to the following speech.
Today we are going to re-affirm the importance of safeguarding our national treasures by dedicating our country to restoring our river heritage. Our lawmakers are reviewing a proposal which will provide financial assistance for cleaning up our entire river system. It will help local people apply for protection for their rivers. I am told that some western lawmakers are against this idea, fearing it will give the government greater say on the use of private land. They will see, however, when they study the proposed law carefully, that this very point has received considerable attention.
Questions 90 through 92 refer to the following study.
The ability to have children in the fifth decade may be a marker for slow aging and the subsequent ability to achieve extreme longevity. Researchers at the Mongolian Medical School in Beijing studied records of two groups of women born in 1896. Many women in one group were still alive at the age of 100 while most women in the other group died in their seventies. Women who lived to be at least 100 were four times more likely to have had children in their forties than women who survived only to the age of 73.
Questions 93 through 95 refer to the following news report.
A survey released yesterday by Investor's Choice magazine found that despite the healthiest economy in decades, Europeans are extremely worried about their money, especially since their wages have not been keeping pace with inflation. Jules Brandsen, Senior Vice President of Munich Publishing, which conducted the survey for the June issue of Investor's Choice, said this: "Although people are confident about how the economy is doing and how they are doing personally, their optimism is guarded. " Why? Rising stress, unhappiness with corporate downsizing, concerns about financial privacy, and a growing feeling that taxes are not being put to good use.
Questions 96 and 97 refer to the following announcement.
For many years, drinking has been allowed on the premises of the fairgrounds. However, because of several very unfortunate incidents in the last two years, the park management, in cooperation with local authorities, has decided to serve only non-alcoholic beverages in the restaurant and at beverage stands throughout the park this year. It will also be unlawful to bring any alcohol into the fairgrounds. The Restaurant Association of Blooming County would like to remind you of the many fine dining and entertainment establishments outside the park.
Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following announcement.
Good morning and welcome to Mar groves. Although you all know which department to go to, I'd like to go over our scheduling before you meet your department heads. We have flextime here. That means that you decide when you start and finish your work day. However, everyone must be here during the ten to three o'clock period. Your minimum work time should be thirty-seven hours a week with a maximum of forty-one. At the end of any month, your overtime can't be more than ten hours. If you have any questions, please see your department head. Thank you.
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CORRECT ANSWERS
81.A -82.C -83.D -84.A -85.C -86.B -87.C -88.A -89.D -90.A -91.B -92.C -93.C -94.B -95.D -96.B -97.A -98.C -99.C -100.D
