tailieunhanh - Toefl preparation for the computer and paper test part 18

Longman Preparation Course for the TOEFL® Test: Volume B — Audio Cassettes, Second Edi-tion contain recordings of the listening comprehension sections of the tests in Volume B, Longman Preparation Course for the TOEFL** Test: CBT Volume contains examples and practice for each of the types of passages and questions that appear on the computer version of the TOEFL test, a description of the test-taking strategies for the computer test, an expanded writing skills section, and computer-format test sections | 152 LISTENING 14. Where were the teachers in the lecture forbidden to go Click on 2 answers. To stores To bars To friends houses To ice cream shops Questions 15-22 Listen to a lecture in an astronomy class. The professor is talking about Venus. 15. It can be inferred from the lecture that Venus is how large in relation to the other planets in our solar system O It is the second largest planet. CD It is the fourth largest planet. CZZ It is the fifth largest planet. CD It is the sixth largest planet. 16. How does Venus compare with the Moon O From Earth they appear similar in size. O They have similar temperatures. O From Earth they both appear to have phases. O They both have similar cloud cover. 17. What can be inferred about Venus when it is in a full phase O It is not visible from Earth. O It is not at its brightest. O It reaches its hottest temperatures. O It is hidden behind the Moon. 19. Why is it hot on Venus Click on 2 answers. Because of its brightness Because of its nearness to the Sun Because of its shape Because of its atmosphere 20. What is implied in the lecture about the clouds that surround Venus O They are very thick. O They are invisible from Earth. O They are similar to the clouds surrounding Earth. O They have been discovered only recently. 21. Which of the following are true according to the lecture Click on 2 answers. Venus s atmosphere is made of carbon dioxide. Venus s atmosphere is made of sulfuric acid. Venus s clouds are made of carbon dioxide. Venus s clouds are made of sulfuric acid. 22. Why is Venus so bright CD Because its inner core is so hot. CD Because its atmosphere is so thin. CD Because its clouds magnify the planet s inner light. CD Because its clouds reflect a lot of sunlight. 18. What are the highest temperatures on Venus Click on 2 answers. 500 degrees Centigrade 500 degrees Fahrenheit 900 degrees Centigrade 900 degrees Fahrenheit ACADEMIC LECTURES Computer 153 Skill 34 VISUALIZE THE PASSAGE As you listen to each academic .