11. What will we be serving at the reception?a) For the visiting lecturer　客員講師b) Sandwiches and iced teac) At least another hour
12. I'd like to take a vacation for two weeks.a) What's your plan?b) She's from Los Angeles.c) Yes, it is for a week.
13. When did you first realize that the staffmorale was dropping?a) It's been apparent since early this summer.b) Due to being overworked and underpaid.c) He told me that he was leaving yesterday.
14. Why am I not getting reimbursed for mybusiness expenses?a) You needed to have prior approval.b) The clients are always more important.c) Actually, it was quite affordable.
affordable　入手可能な、手ごろな
15. When do you have to hand in your report?a) Yes, it was.b) Next Wednesday.c) Next door.
hand in　提出するnext door　隣の人・家
16. Will this be your first visit to the Californiabranch?a) I think three people.b) Yes, the trees are wonderful.c) No, I went last year.
17. Don't you think we need more paper?a) No. We have enough.b) To make the booklets.c) Yes. Please shut it.
booklet　小冊子否定疑問分も肯定疑問分と同じで、質問の内容に同意するならYes、同意しないならNoで答えればよい。
18. Margaret Simmons has been to our officebefore, hasn't she?a) Last Tuesday.b) Not that I'm aware of.　私の知るところではない。c) I completely agree.
19. How much longer do I have to wait for my dinner?a) It's being prepared for you now.b) The drinks come with the meal.c) We don't close for another three hours.
20. Did anyone tell Mrs. Albright about the meeting being postponed?a) She made a presentation.b) By mail, Thursday afternoon.c) I informed her yesterday.
21. When do you expect to know the resultsof the inspection?a) We should find out by this morning.b) Yes, it did go very well.c) I agree with the results completely.
22. What was the reason for changing your job?a) Yes, it definitely was.b) About six months ago.c) We moved to another city.
23. Do you plan to go abroad on your next vacation?a) Thank you. I appreciate your offer.b) To Salt Lake City in Utah.c) No, not at all.
24. My boss offered me a manager's positionin a new branch.a) I can't manage that work alone.b) Your company is opening a new store again?c) The special offer in this shop has alreadyended.
25. When do you think the illustration will bedone?a) It shouldn't take much longer.b) He was here just an hour ago.c) I started in middle school.
26. Could I interest you in a cup of tea?a) No, it was pretty boring.b) I'm fine, thanks.　結構です。Noを省略c) I think it's done.
27. Steve, how did you file the candidatesresumes?a) They're in alphabetical order.b) She's the most qualified.c) Yes, they certainly are.
28. Did Mr. Grandy return the manual to you?a) No. It's still on his desk.b) I haven't had time to read it yet.c) No, he told me about it yesterday.
29. I'm not sure how to change the passwordon my computer.a) I think he said yesterday.b) I haven't heard anything yet.c) Here. Let me show you how.
30. Would you like to get together this weekor do it sometime later?a) For the past three months.b) This week sounds fine.c) Because of the meeting.
31. Have you checked out the latest budgetreport?a) Yes, the meeting went well.b) We'll be checking out tomorrow.c) I'm looking at it now.
32. Will the equipment have to be sent to thefactory to be fixed?a) It takes three hours to get there.b) It all depends on the problem.c) We'll have the meeting at four.
check it out　調べるcheck out　チェックアウトする
33. When will they be showing our new commercial?a) The advertising department.b) On all the major channels.c) In the evening.
34. How did you get so fluent in Spanish?a) I used to live in Madrid.b) Every Saturday afternoon.c) Yes, I was there last year.
35. How did your interview with the director go?a) Three other candidates.b) He seemed to like me.c) In his office.
36. You're not thinking of discounting the newlaptops, are you?a) The computers are down again.b) I called the maintenance crew.c) No. It's one of our most popular lines.
37. Is there anything you'd like for lunch?a) A sandwich will be fine.b) That was a large meal.　量の多い食事c) Some time after the meeting.　会議が終わってしばらくしてから
38. Didn't you close the window before you left?a) On the second floor.b) No, I was in a hurry.c) Yes, there are three of them.
39. I'll be staying at my aunt's next week.a) Where does she live?b) I can wait until tomorrow.c) How long does it go for?　上映時間はどのくらいですか？
40. Why did Ms. Lang decide not to sign with us?a) Yes, I saw the contract, too.b) No, she said she's too busy.c) She didn't give a reason.
Question 41-43 refer to the following conversation.
Hello, sir. I see that you are purchasing two shirts and a tie, which add up to be $150. May I interest you in a belt from our latest collection?
No, thank you. I already have more belts than I canfit in my closet. 
If you would like, you could fill out a short customer satisfaction survey and receive a one-time discountof $10. Would you be interested?
I don't see why not.　
もちろん書きます。fit　収まる、入るadd up to　足して～になる
41. How many ties does the man buy?42. Why will the man not buy a belt?43. What will the man most likely do next?
Questions 44-46 refer to the following conversation.
Grant, have you finished that restaurant employee training handbook? We need to get that printed and distributed at the end of the week.
I am having a little trouble with the policies about our delivery positions. What should we do about car insurance? It's an important issue for drivers, you know.
Well, in that case, we need to talk to Jerry at the franchiseheadquarters. Maybe they already have a policy for drivers.
Okay. I'll contact him right away.
position　職、立場　→　配達業務the end of the week　普通は金曜日
44. When must the guides be available?45. What topic is the man having problems with?46. Where is Jerry employed?
Questions 47-49 refer to the following conversation.
I have been trying to get a hold of Melissa in marketing,but she is nowhere to be found. Do you know where she might be?
There is a conference in Baltimore for the marketing department. If Melissa went to that conference, shewon't be back until next Wednesday when it ends.
I thought you and Melissa were close friends and that you would know exactly where she was.
Unfortunately, ever since I left marketing and more to the sales department, I have not been able to see much of Melissa.
get a hold of　連絡を取る
47. In what department does Melissa work?48. When does the conference end?49. What did the woman think about the man?
Questions 50-52 refer to the following conversation.
How's your self-evaluation coming along? It's much harder thanI thought it would be. I can't think of anything to put down on paper.
I know what you mean. The first one I did took me ages. Thekey to it is trying to make yourself sound good without soundingtoo perfect. 
I know, but how do I do that? I feel really frustrated. I have tosubmit it in three days from now.
Don't worry too much about these. Management just wantsto know if you are living up to your potential. You can use mine as a reference if you'd like.
come along　出来上がるput down　書く完璧すぎるように見せずに、自分をよく見せるようにすること
50. What assignment have the employees been given?51. When is the assignment due?52. How does the man help the woman?
Questions 53-55 refer to the following conversation.
Where is Mr. Overland? It's already nine and we have a meeting in an hour, and he is giving the sales presentationto the clients.
He stepped out to get some air. He is really nervous about this meeting. For the first time, he is completely responsiblefor the sales presentation himself.
It really is a crucial chance for him and for all of us. If we can make this sale, we could get the investment for R&D from the head office.
We could certainly use that.
use　〔利己的な目的に人〕を利用する◆【同】exploit
53. What time is the meeting scheduled to begin?54. Why is Mr. Overland so nervous about the upcomingmeeting?55. What does the speakers' office need?
Questions 56-58 refer to the following conversation.
Help me! My new computer that I bought online last week has been delivered, but I am having a difficult time hooking it up tothe Internet and the printer.
Hand me all the connecting cables that you have, and I shouldbe able to figure out what goes where.
I have already plugged in the cables to the modem and the printer. I am completely at a loss as to what could be the problem. I have spent three hours trying to hook it up.
You're going to be angry at yourself of I tell you what you did wrong. You forgot to plug the modem and printer intoan electrical outlet.
electrical outlet　コンセントplug in　～に接続するconnecting　接続のhook up　接続する、つなぐ
56. How did the woman buy the computer?57. What does the woman need help with?　何について助けを必要としている？58. What did the woman do wrong?
Questions 59-61 refer to the following conversation.
It was a great idea to display bottles of wine with flowers.Whose idea was this?
Actually, it was mine and the wine company sales rep, Sarah.We had this idea for a while and decided to give it a try this weekend since it's Valentine's Day.
We already sold quite a few bottles of wine. When we had the wine displayed with other drinks, we never sold any of them.That was an ingenious idea.
Thank you, sir. I will also tell Sarah that you said so. Most of the creativity was her idea.
ingenious　独創的なactually　実は
59. Why is the man impressed with the display?60. How was the wine displayed prior to the Valentine's Dayweekend?61. What is the woman going to do?
Questions 62-64 refer to the following conversation.
Will you be able to get out of work in order to make it to thebowling tournament this weekend?
I might not be able to play. Another project just came up this morning. The project will have to be completed by next Wednesday. And you know what that means.
You're going to have to work overtime during the weekend, aren't you?
Exactly. I will let you know if I am able to get the projectdelegated to another project manager. Let's keep ourfingers crossed.
delegate　代理に立てる、委任する
62. Why will the man not be able to participate in the tournament?63. When will the tournament he held?64. What will the man probably ask other managers to do?
Questions 65-67 refer to the following conversation.
Antonia, could you check on printer paper as well, please?I think we're low.
Phyllis checked earlier this morning. There were only four packages of A4 left. Should I send Thomas out to get somemore?
Definitely. Renee told me to distribute the report to everyone,and it's more than 20 pages.
Then we will need six packages for the report alone. I willtell Thomas to buy ten. That should be plenty to last through the week.
check on　～をチェック［確認・点検・調査］する、～を調べるlow　不足してdefinitely　まったくそのとおり、絶対に
65. Why does the man need more paper?66. Who will go out to buy the paper needed?67. How many packages will they buy?
Questions 68-70 refer to the following conversation.
We are delighted to inform you that you have made it throughour second round and that you are one of the three final candidates.
I am so happy to hear that. May I ask what the next steps will be? 
Next Monday, we are going to have the three of you come in.You will be given a mock project to complete. We will have our final decision on Thursday.
That sounds great. You can be assured that I will give it my all.
give one's all　全力を尽くす
68. Why is the woman speaking to the man?69. How many candidates will be given the mock project?70. When will the company's final decision be announced?


Questions 71-73 refer to the following talk.
Good morning. We are delighted that you have decided to join our tour of historic Castle Killackey and its grounds today. We are sure you'll be fascinated by the many displays of artifacts of 12th century warfare and everyday life in a feudal society. 
We will start here in the castle itself with a tour of every room and hall,including the infamous castle tower, called the "keep", which was really dungeon where prisoners were held. This will take us about twohours all together with a short 15 minutes restroom break.
We'll then move on to the outer buildings, starting with the stables and blacksmith forge. Following that, we will break for 1 hour and 15 minutesfor lunch - authentic middle ages food served in the castle dining hall.
Then this afternoon we will spend another 90 minutes visiting a few of the local cottages where the Lord's workers, or "serfs" as they were called, would have lived.
dinning hall　食堂stable　馬屋ground　その周辺施設hall　廊下artifact　道具、人工品、工芸品infamous　悪名高いkeep　天守閣、要塞dungeon　牢屋blacksmith　鍛冶屋forge　鍛冶場の炉、鍛冶場authentic　本格的なserf　農奴
71. Who is the speaker?72. Where were the prisoners held?73. How long will the lunch break be?


Questions 74-76 refer to the following introduction.
I'd like to introduce the newest executive addition to the Vector Soft family,Jennifer Steele. Some of you, I'm sure, have already heard of Jennifer.She has a solid and well-deserved reputation in our industry. In her lastposition as Senior Programmer at OmniTek, she was instrumental in the development of a number of highly innovative and strong-selling logistics programs that are now used throughout the shipping industry. Before that,as Product Manager at Promix Corp., Jennifer was responsible for consumerelectronics software we all recognize. With her talent and background,she was an obvious candidate when we were looking for someone to headup our new divisio and we're thrilled to find that she shares our vision of thefuture for both the industry in general and our company. So now, let meintroduce our Vice President of Development, Jennifer Steele.
addition to　一員に加わったhead up　統率する
74. What business is the speaker most likely in?75. What was Jennifer's last position?76. What is NOT stated as a responsibility Jennifer had at Promix?
Questions 77-79 refer to the following telephone message.
Hey, Dick. It's Steve White. Todd, Sammy, Vinnie and I are heading toMount Killman for the weekend to do some skiing and fun. We wonderedif you'd like to come along. Bruce Drake's away and said we could use his cabin. It's just a couple of mile from the slopes and pretty close to town.So, ski all day; play all night at the Big Moose Bar? What do you think?Sound appealing? Call me back if you're interested. It's not a long driveand the roads are good and traffic is light, but we'll leave really early Saturdaymorning - maybe 5:30 - so we can get on the hills before the crowds.
get on　～の上にのぼらせる、～の上にのぼる、高速道路に乗るslope　ゲレンデ
77. Why is the man calling?78. Who will definitely NOT be going on the trip?79. Why will they leave early?
Questions 80-82 refer to the following radio message.
The following is a Public Service Announcement from WPXX Radio.This is State Secretary of Health, Brian Fowler, with an importantmessage. The summer storm season is approaching and thereare several precautions we all should take and dangers we must be aware of. In this message, I wish to address one of them: dirtywater. Beyond the major destruction of homes and property caused, one of the main results of tropical storms is the disruption and contamination of the water supply. Dirty water can carry germsthat make you temporarily or permanently ill or even kill you. After a storm, listen for reports from local officials to learn if tapwater is safe. Until you hear that it is safe, use only bottled, boiled,or chemically treated water for drinking, cooking, bathing, and brushing your teeth. Be sure to boil water for at least one minutesto kill germs. In my next message, I will talk about electricity andthe hazards of power failures during and after a storm. Thank you.
precaution　安全策beyond　～以外はtap　水道の
80. What is the purpose of the announcement?81. What is NOT said about dirty water?82. What should a person do following a storm?
Questions 83-85 refer to the following talk.
Today, I'd like to talk about an important but overlookedpoint and common error in the preparation and serving of your meat dishes. You have selected your cut of meat for just the right amount of lean and fat. You haveseasoned it to your taste and cooked it to perfection.
And now you are going to cut it up and serve it, right?Wrong. If you slice beef too quickly after cooking, your steaks can be dry and your roasts tough and hardto chew. Allowing the meat to stand for only a couple ofminutes gives the natural juices time to redistributeand reduces moisture loss. So, how long should one wait?
Follow these guidelines: Steaks - wait one to two minutes.Roasts - wait 10 to 15 minutes. And remember: always usea sharp knife, use a wooden cutting board to prevent slipping, and carve meat into slices by cutting across the grain.
season　調味する、味付けするcut of meat　切り身serving　食べ物を出すことlean　赤身to perfection　完璧にroast　ローストした肉redistribute　再び行き渡るcarve　肉を切り分けるgrain　（肉の）目
83. Who is most likely speaking?84. What is a common mistake when preparing and serving meat/85. What happens if meat is sliced too quickly?
Questions 86-88 refer to the following talk.
I called you Department Head here this morning becausewe need to talk through a few thing. Everyone here is doing a fine job, nobody is incompetent or lacking dedication, yet recently we have experienced shortfallsin production, missed shipping dates, launched advertisingcampaigns for goods that have not yet been manufactured,and various other catastrophes. Obviously there is a problem with communication within this company. The levelof coordination and cooperation is about zero. So, you areall here: Sales, Marketing, Manufacturing, Shipping, and Administration. We are going to work this out together andcome up with a solution. Perhaps the solution will hard orperhaps obvious and easy. But we will find one and it willbe one we all agree upon. Let's go around the table,beginning with David, and I'd like you all to tell what youneed. Then we'll look at all of your points and concerns.
talk through　徹底的に話し合うwork out　案出するgo around　周りを回る、周回する、一回りする
86. What is said about the people at the meeting?87. What is the main problem to be discussed?88. What is said about a solution to the problems?
Questions 89-91 refer to the following announcement.
Your attention, please: a child has been found on the Departures level, Section D. She is at least five yearsold, has brown hair and green eyes, and is wearing a black jacket and white pants. We do not know the girl's name because she has no ticket or identificationof any kind in her backpack or on her clothing and whenasked, the only response she will give is "I am not allowedto talk to strangers." She is quite calm at the moment,but may become scared soon. If this is your child or if you know whose child it is, please come to the securityoffice between Sections F and G, or contact us on one ofthe white security phones located throughout the buildingand parking garage, or speak with any security officer near you.
parking garage　駐車場departures level　出発ロビー
89. Where is this announcement made?90. What is said about the girl?91. What is NOT given as a reason for not knowing her name?
Questions 92-94 refer to the following talk.
Before starting new business, I'd like to review a couple of the outstanding matters from the minutesof our last monthly meeting. Firstly, Henna Marks,our Finance Secretary, told us she'd have the netincome numbers from our annual flea market salefor this meeting tonight, and she will let us know those numbers a bit later. 
Paul Nance on the Building Committee indicatedthey were considering tenders from several contractors for resurfacing our tennis courts.He too will bring us up-to-date. 
And finally, it was proposed by George Leith that the swimming pool be enlarged. Marilyn Duff proposed,and it was agreed, that no vote would be held on that issue until a full report on costs could be provided both with respect to construction and potential additional maintenance costs, water costs, and possibletax implications. George will give a progress report immediately after Henna, who will speak now.
outstanding　未解決のresurface　再舗装するbusiness　用件　新しい用件progress report　経過報告
92. Who will speak first?93. What did George wish to do?94. What will Henna report on?
Question 95-97 refer to the following radio advertisement.
Do you have a baby or one on the way? Well, now is the time to visit Hey Babe! for all your furnishing and personalcare needs for newborns, infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers.We carry only the most recognized names in cribs, bassinets, bedding, dressers, and everything else you mightneed to complete your baby's room. And right now it is allon sale at prices that will surprise and delight you. Alsoon sale is our complete line of quality infant clothing by Dreamland, Rockabye, and others. And for the next week only, with every purchase of a Walkabout Stroller of any value, we will give you a free portable electric bottle warmer. Are you still in the planning stages and confusedand worried? Why not meet with one of our expert consultants who can take through the whole process of designing, finishing and furnishing your baby's room?Come see us soon. That's Hey Babe! on Mt. PleasantRoad at Harbord.
infant　乳児toddler　幼児crib　ベビーベットcarry　取り扱うdresser　鏡台stroller　ベビーカーbassinet　かご型ベッドpre-schooler　未就学児designing, finishing and furnishing　設計、施工、内装
95. Who does the store NOT carry products for?96. What must someone buy to get a free bottle warmer?97. Who should meet with a consultant?
Questions 98-100 refer to the following television introduction.
Today on Cine Chat, we look at two new releases and talkwith director Martin Bellman about his current project stillin production, a spy thriller called Encryption starring Dennis Moore and Molly Graydon. Before that, the first ofour new release subjects is the latest from action film producer Jerry Sanders. As expected, The Destroyer opened to packed theaters in its nation-wide release thispast weekend. At the other end of the cinematic spectrumwith a much more modest release on limited screens and in art cinemas, is our other film, A Small War. This movie is the first that veteran actor James Sykes has both actedin and directed. As usual, we will also run down the top 10grossing movies of the week and provide a brief previewof the upcoming Parallax Film Festival, the personal project of retired studio executive Thaddeus Monk.

the latest　最新作cinematic　映画の、映画化されたpacked　満員の、ぎっしり詰まったrun down　ざっと目を通すgross　総利益を上げる
98. What is said about Encryption?99. Whose film had a successful opening weekend?100. What is Martin Bellman's job?