ALCPT Practice

ALCPT Form 107

Complete ALCPT Form 107 to improve your listening and reading comprehension through focused practice in both sections. This form helps you follow spoken information, interpret written English, recognize key details, understand vocabulary in context, and make accurate answer choices.

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ALCPT Form 107

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1. woman : do you think we need to tell the hotel an extra person is coming? man: You may want to call. Sometimes they charge extra depending on how many people are staying.

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2 . man: I asked Kevin to approve my vacation days a week ago and I didn't hear back so I emailed him again yesterday and still no word.

woman: Why don't you just ask him in person? man: I don't know. He's such a difficult person to talk to.

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3. man: Professor, I changed my mind. I'm not going to drop this class after all.

woman: So you're staying, are you? I was hoping you'd reconsider that decision.

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4. woman: The committee has read the project report and they've got some concerns. man: I see. So what's the next step?

woman: I'm afraid they've asked for some rather extensive revisions. man: That's OK, it's part of my job

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5. woman: How old would you say Bob is? man: About 30, give or take. woman: Wow, I wouldn't have guessed over 25.

man: I know he could be mistaken for a college student.

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6.  man: did you enjoy the photography exhibit? woman: Yeah, those shots of the earth were stunning. man: It's so cool how it looks from so far away. woman : A blue ball in a sea of darkness. It really makes you feel small

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7. woman: Hey Joe, any plans for lunch today? man: I wish I'm swamped right now. So I was thinking of just grabbing something here.

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8. woman: I've read this page three times and nothing's sinking in. Let's take a break and go get some coffee. man: It might be better to just call it quits, get a good night's sleep, and hit the books again in the morning. woman: Yeah, you're probably right

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9. woman: Fred, are you still using that German dictionary I lent you? man: Whoops, sorry, I forgot all about it. When do you need it?

woman: It's not urgent, but I plan to take German again next semester.

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10. woman: How's your little girl doing? Is she walking yet? man: Not yet, but let me tell you, she's a real handful.

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11. woman: I'm running into problems with my job search. It's just not going anywhere. Do you have any recommendations?

man : Well, have you attended any alumni networking sessions? woman: Not yet, but I'll look into it.

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12. man: Nice new phone. Must have been expensive. woman: Didn't you know? The company gives them to all the field representatives.

man: Really. I wish my department paid for our cell phones. woman: Maybe you need to change departments .

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13. woman: I just got a new mountain bike and I want to try it out on some rugged terrain. man: Have you been down to the trail by the river?

woman :  No, how do you get there? man: There's a trailhead right by my house

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14. man: Is parking in this lot free? I don't see any meters. woman: No, I'm afraid not. See that blue machine over there? You pay there. Just be sure to remember your space number. man: My what? Oh, this complicated one. Maybe I'll just take my chances

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15. woman: we have to present the quarterly status report to the client on the 15th of next month, man: so we'll do a practice presentation on the 13th or 14th, woman: the sooner the better. Waiting till the 14th doesn't leave much time to fix any problems.

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16. When was the last time you managed to have a really Restful vacation.

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17. Do you have a backup plan in case we run into trouble.

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18. Professor Chapman sure didn't mince her words when giving feedback on my paper .

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19. Excuse me, I was wondering, is that the Science building.

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20. Would you like to sign up for the free tutoring service.

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21. What's the best way to get in touch with Fred when he's traveling.

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22. Have you decided to stay in a university dormitory or rent an apartment.

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23. Does it really cost you $50.00 to fill up your truck.

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24. You left an hour before we did, so how come we got here first.

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25. This isn't a big enough space for everyone Who's coming to the meeting .

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26. Poor Mary, do you think she has that bug that's going around.

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27. You wouldn't happen to carry this wallet in brown, would you?

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28. The new assistant seems rather cold. Is there something the matter ?

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29. Where is our study group going to meet next weekend?

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30. Am I dreaming or did they just give Johnson a performance award?

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31. Why does Dave keep coming into the room and then leaving?

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32. How did your excursion to Sweden work out last month?

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33. What do you think we could do to brighten up the kitchen?

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34. I can't believe the committee's decision was unanimous. Can you?

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35. Professor Black, is this a good time to go over the lab requirements?

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39. What does the biologist say about shipping frogs internationally?

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40. According to the reporter, how can listeners help address the problem?

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43. What can be inferred about most people’s knowledge of leap years?

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44. What does the astronomer emphasize about the Gregorian calendar?

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45. What does the reporter say would happen if days were eliminated from the modern calendar?

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46. Why are different types of foundations discussed at the beginning of the report?

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47. What does Dr. Stephens imply about private and corporate foundations?

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48. Why does Dr. Stephens mention computer technology?

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49. According to Dr. Stephens, what is housing an example of?

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50. What does the reporter conclude that citizens can do themselves?

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51. Have you been feeling _____ the weather lately?

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52. Researchers are studying immune cells _____ protect against infection.

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53. There is growing agreement that _____ maintain staffing at appropriate levels, they must start paying better salaries.

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54. “Annie can’t decide which job offer to accept.”
“I’m sure she’ll be happy _____.”

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55. The project team says that they’ll finish the report today. _____, they’ll be able to deliver it to the client tomorrow.

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56. Having left his wallet at home, Steve _____ the items later.

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57. It sometimes takes courage to _____ your beliefs when others disagree with you.

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58. The problem is not with the new design _____, but rather the way it is marketed.

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59. Can you tell me _____ the answer to this question?

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60. That red bird is native _____ this region.

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61. The government just passed a law _____ achieving huge reductions in carbon-based energy usage by 2050.

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62. Jessica moved into her friend’s apartment temporarily _____ where she would go next.

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63. In a job interview, you may be asked a question _____.

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64. Canada’s unemployment rate tends to be _____ the United States.

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65. For the past week, my cousin and my aunt _____ at my house.

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66. “What are they arguing about?”
“They have very different political _____.”

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67. The hotel manager was so nice to us that we let _____ into staying another day.

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68. The town’s new hospital _____ founder, William Price.

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69. The technology staff assured me that our new printer is _____ our vendor offers.

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70. I’m not sure _____ the preparations for the big celebration.

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71. The city council will continue to organize the annual jazz concert, _____ there is not enough money to pay for it.

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72. “My boss says I’ll get to travel if I accept the new position.”
“And you’ll get a pay raise, right? _____ reason why you should consider it.”

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73. _____ the university to raise tuition fees, many students might decide to transfer somewhere else.

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74. For centuries, people have used garlic in _____.

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75. In 2002, the university carried out a study of people _____ campus.

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76. _____ home all day, I went shopping.

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77. Cell phones are very popular these days and _____ an important part of many people’s lives.

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78. For years, store owners in cities and suburbs _____ the business of local families.

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79. _____ graduate school, it is necessary to read extensively.

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80. After how the company treated Susan, _____ she took a different job.

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81. “Could I speak to Julie, please?”
“I’m sorry, but she _____ works here.”

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82. Teachers should talk with students who are careless _____ their homework.

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83. When _____, Rita’s an expert.

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84. According to a recent press release, _____ at the state level to ban the use of fireworks.

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85. Although she has spoken to her boss several times before, Sophia will try _____ a raise one last time.

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86. If you prepare well in advance, the presentation _____ be any trouble.

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87. This recipe doesn’t say for how long to bake the pie _____ whether we need to add salt.

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88. “How often do you work on your project?”
“I work on it every day, _____ Sundays.”

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89. Even though Megan’s father doesn’t approve of her decision to leave her job, he _____ what’s best for her.

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90. New managers can be really hard _____ they feel like they’re not meeting their objectives.

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111. The new curriculum has been designed to _____ student learning by combining theory with hands-on practice.

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112. Many people question Steve’s _____, believing he cannot be trusted with company secrets.

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113. It is _____ impossible to find an inexpensive place to eat downtown.

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114. “Jack and Helen are always arguing.” “Yeah, they need to learn to _____ each other better.”

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115. Katherine found herself _____ by the confusing terms in the textbook.

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116. Everyone laughed at the funny _____ Tom made during lunch.

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117. University students gathered in the streets to _____ against increases in tuition fees.

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118. In the last quarter, the company’s profits reached _____ one billion dollars.

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119. The human body has natural _____ that regulate functions such as internal body temperature.

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120. All the students are smart, but Jim is _____ intelligent.

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121. The bird species’ home _____ as far south as Florida.

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122. Although they were best friends, it was mere _____ that John and Bill were in the same class at school.

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123. If the runner had known his legs were going to _____ during the race, he would have eaten more protein.

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124. The creation of new jobs has _____ economic growth in the city by attracting many people to the area.

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125. All academic articles _____ to this topic can be found in our database.

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126. Overall, Ellen liked the new business plan; her only _____ was the cost.

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127. The purpose of the new employee manual is to show, briefly and _____, how to stay safe in the laboratory.

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128. Immediately before the election, the media will be _____ with political advertisements and editorial commentary.

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129. The university has several _____ campuses in nearby cities.

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130. The new apartment building _____ the residents’ view of the ocean.

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131. At the meeting, the president of the company _____ the board members’ uncertainty about the future of the organization.

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132. It’s hard to miss the library’s new advertisements, which are _____ displayed throughout the newspaper.

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133. Taking a class in early childhood education _____ Sarah’s desire to become a teacher.

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134. Although the editors of this newspaper are strong _____ of freedom of expression, they will not print offensive material.

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135. Due to _____ gas prices across the country, more and more people are using alternative modes of transportation.

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136. The professor _____ the idea because there wasn’t enough evidence to support it.

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137. No business analyst could have predicted a transformation of this _____ in this industry.

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138. Congress _____ accepted the president’s plan to cut taxes further.

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139. The manager _____ the efforts of the employees to bring more customers to the store.

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140. Margaret wasn’t sure which university to attend, but she finally _____ South State.

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141. People completing the survey were required to answer questions on a _____ ranging from “strongly agree” to “strongly disagree.”

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142. This job may not pay well, but it has certain _____ benefits, such as friendly colleagues and a stimulating environment.

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143. Some young children might _____ better in private, rather than public, elementary schools.

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144. The company cannot accept _____ for injuries resulting from improper use of rental equipment.

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145. To make an effective presentation, it is important to speak as clearly and _____ as possible.

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146. With time being a critical factor, the doctors worked without _____ to help the patient.

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147. Our company is looking for someone with experience using technology and a _____ for creative design.

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148. As a _____, politicians and other public figures should avoid making direct statements that could be used against them.

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149. The professor has _____ students to read several additional books.

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150. After a long discussion about the sales plan, the manager _____ the conversation in a new direction.