71. What kind of business is the speaker most likely calling? 72. What does the speaker say about her appointment? 73. What is the speaker interested in learning more about?
74. What is being advertised? 75. What will participants receive? 76. What can the listeners do on a Web site?
77. Where does the announcement take place? 78. Why does the speaker apologize? 79. What does the speaker offer the listeners?
80. What event is taking place? 81. Why does the speaker say, “And over 300 people are here”? 82. What does the speaker ask the listeners to do?
83. What is the purpose of the plan? 84. Who does the speaker say will receive a discount? 85. What will happen after three months?
86. What event is the speaker discussing? 87. Why does the speaker say, "tickets are almost sold out"? 88. What will happen tomorrow morning?
89. What type of business does the speaker work for? 90. What does the speaker say is an advantage of the new material? 91. What will the listeners do next?
92. Which department does the speaker work in? 93. Why does the speaker say, “there is a need for a skilled software engineer”? 94. What does the speaker want to discuss with the listener?
![](../uploads/listening/images/ETSLC202210.jpg) 95. Why are guests invited on the speaker’s radio show? 96. What can the listeners do on a Web site? 97. Look at the graphic. Which day is this episode being aired?
![](../uploads/listening/images/ETSLC202211.jpg) 98. Look at the graphic. Where will the scarves and ties be displayed? 99. What should be displayed near the cash registers? 100. What should the listener expect to receive in an e-mail? |