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TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL (READING) DAN PEMBAHASANNYA

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        READING TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL 2 DAN PEMBAHASANNYA            Madison Square Garden,a world-famous sporting venue in Newyork City,has actually been a series of buildings in varied locations rather than a single building in one spot.In 1873,P.T.Barnum built Barnum's Monster Classical and Geological Hippodrome at the corner of Madison Avenue and 26th Street,across from Madison Square Park.Two years later,bandleader Patrick Gilmore bought the property,added statues and fountains,and renamed it Gilmore's Gardens.When Cornelius Vanderbilt bought the property in 1879,it was renamed Madison Square Garden.          A second very lavish Madison Square Garden was built at the same location in 1890,with a ballroom,a restaurant,a theater,a rooftop garden,and a main arena with seating for 15000.However,this elaborate Madison Square Garden lasted only until 1924,when it was torn down to make way for a forty-story skyscraper.          When the second Madison Square Garden ha
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TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL(LISTENING)DAN JAWABANNYA

By YULI ROSA RITA -

 1.F1:Excuse me-do you know apartment Sally Hill lives in?

M1:Sally Hall?As far as I know,she doen't live in this apartment complex at all.

M2:What does the man imply about Sally Hill?

a.She doesn't have an apartment.

b.Her problem is complicated

c.She must live somewhere else.

d.Her apartment isn't far away.

2.F2:Roger,may I use your phone?

M1:Fell free.

M2:What does Roger tell the woman?

a.She can use his phone if she wants.

b.There's not change for phone calls.

c.His phone is out of order too.

d.She can call him later if she likes.

3.F1:Were you able to solve that math problem?

M1:To tell you the truth.I found it simply impossible.

M2:What does the man say about the math problem?

a.He couldn't find it.

b.It was too hard to solve.

c.It was simpler than he'd thought.

d.He solved it even though it was hard.

4.F1:Uh,oh Your roommate's making dinner again.Your kitchen is going to look like a tornado hit it.

M1:Maybe not.Last night he cooked dinner and left the kitchen spick and span

M2:What does the man say his roommate did?

a.He cleaned up after cooking.

b.He forgot to put the pots and pans away.

c.He was out in a therrible storm.

d.He put some plants in the kitchen.

5.F1:How did you learn so much about trees?

M1:Mostly from my father-he studied forestry in college.

M2:How did the man learn about trees?

a.He studied forestry in the school.

b.He work in a forest.

c.He read a lot of books about trees.

d.His father tought him.

6.(Ring.......ring.....sound of phone being picked up)

M1:Hello

F2:Hi,Tom this is Brenda.Since you couldn't come to class today,I just yhought I'd call to tell you what Profesor Barclay told us.He said we're going to have to write a research paper.

M1:Really?And how long do we have to finish it?

M2:What does Tom ask Brenda?

a.How many pages he must write.

b.What professor Barclay discussed.

c.How long the class lasted.

d.When the paper is due.

7.M1:Julie certainly seems to like classical music.

F2:She doesn't like just any classical music.

M2:What does the woman imply about Julie?

a.She doesn't like any music except classical

b.There is some classical music she doesn't like.

c.She likes classical music but she can't play it.

d.Clssical music doesn't interest her at all.

8.F1:How did you do on Profesor Dixon's history test?

M1:Probably not too well.I skipped a couple of questions,and I didn't have time to go back to them

M2:What does the man say about the history test?

a.He was too busy to take the test.

b.He did well on the test.

c.He left some questions unanswered.

d.He took the test twice.

9.M1:I can't seem to get the lid off this glass jar.

F2:Maybe you could heat it in some warm water.

M2:What does the woman suggest?

a.Breaking the glass.

b.Warning the lid.

c.Hitting the lid.

d.Filling the jar.

10.M1:This desk must be an expesive antique.

F2:It may look like that,but I got it for next to nothing.

M2:What does the woman say about the desk?

a.It was too expensive.

b.She bought it at the shop next door.

c.It was given to her as a gift.

d.She paid very little for it?

11.M2:Traffic downtown was terrible today?

F1:You don't have to tell me?

M2:What does the woman imply?

a.She doesn't want to discuss the traffic.

b.She didn't have to go downtown today.

c.She was in the traffic herself.

d.She thinks the traffic was better today.

12.F1:I wish my classes were over over so I could get out and enjoy the sunshine.

M1:Nice out there,there,isn't it?

M2:What does the woman mean?

a.The classes aren't interesting.

b.Classes have been canceled.

c.The weather is pleasant.

d.It isn't very sunny today.

13.M1:Gery's using that old tape player of yours.

F2:He's welcome to it.

M2:What does the woman mean?

a.Gary doesn't need a tape player.

b.She wants her tape player back.

c.She's glad Gary is finally here.

d.Gary can keep her tape player.

14.F1:I'm going to mane a run for it.You don't happen to have an umbrella I can borrow,do you?

M1:No-but here's a newspaper.

M2:What does the man imply the should do with the newspaper?

a.Stay inside and read it.

b.Look in it for advertisements for umbrellas.

c.Cover her head with it.

d.Throw it away.

15.M1:I think Ed is the best choice for president of the student assembly.

F2:So di I-now that Margaret's dropped out of the race.

M2:What does the woman mean?

a.She oroginally supported Margaret.

b.She can no longer support Ed.

c.Ed has dropped out of the eace.

d.She's not interested in the election.

Thank for reading TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL 2 DAN PEMBAHASANNYA in my blog.
reference:TOEFL SUCCES(PETERSON'S)
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