TOEFL JUNIOR LISTENING XXIV

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Question 1: What are the speakers mainly discussing?

  • A. Their plans for the weekend

  • B. Their excitement for the school trip to the zoo

  • C. Their favorite animals

  • D. Their memories of the zoo

Answer: The correct answer is B. The speakers are clearly discussing their excitement for the school trip to the zoo. They mention the lions and tigers, and the elephants, which are all animals that are found at the zoo.

Question 2: What are two animals that the speakers are especially excited to see?

  • A. The lions and tigers

  • B. The elephants and giraffes

  • C. The monkeys and pandas

  • D. The lions and elephants

Answer: The correct answer is A. The speakers specifically mention the lions and tigers, and they also say that they're looking forward to seeing the elephants.

Question 3: What does Speaker 2 say about the lions and tigers?

  • A. They're very dangerous animals.

  • B. They're very majestic animals.

  • C. They're very playful animals.

  • D. They're very gentle animals.

Answer: The correct answer is B. Speaker 2 says that the lions and tigers are majestic. This means that they are impressive or awe-inspiring.

Question 4: What does Speaker 2 say about the elephants?

  • A. They're very dangerous animals.

  • B. They're very majestic animals.

  • C. They're very playful animals.

  • D. They're very gentle giants.

Answer: The correct answer is D. Speaker 2 says that the elephants are gentle giants. This means that they are large and powerful, but they are also kind and gentle.


Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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