Part2 - Listening to a Daily Life Conversation

打分表(Score Chart) ↕

打分表(Score Chart) ↕

CELPIP Level	Listening Score /38
10-12	35-38
9	33-35
8	30-33
7	27-31
6	22-28
5	17-23
4	11-18
3	7-12
M	0-7

DISCLAIMER: This example chart shows how scores in the Listening Test approximately correspond to CELPIP Levels. Since questions may have different levels of difficulty and may therefore be equated differently, the raw score required for a certain level may vary slightly from one test to another.

Part2 - Listening to a Daily Life Conversation

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Transcripts Part2

Transcripts Part2

MAN:	Hi Shirin. Has the #8 bus gone by yet?
WOMAN:	Hi Farhod. Not yet. It’s always late. Did you finish everything you needed to do at the office?
MAN:	Yeah, I did at last. It took me most of the afternoon, though, so I missed the staff meeting. What did they talk about?
WOMAN:	It was interesting for a change. There was a presentation on the importance of volunteering in the community. The speaker gave us a list of websites to check, and she mentioned a few organizations that are looking for volunteers. You know, I bet a lot of places are looking for a volunteer bookkeeper. You would be in demand!
MAN:	Maybe, but I think if I spend my time volunteering, I’d prefer to do something where I help people. You know what I mean? Something meaningful and rewarding. Bookkeeping doesn’t use my people skills! My dream was to be a paramedic, but I don’t think there are volunteer opportunities on an ambulance.
WOMAN:	The speaker said the hospital is looking for volunteer greeters, especially in the kids’ cancer center. I guess they welcome patients and caregivers, give them directions, and help keep the children busy. You’d be great doing that!
MAN:	Hmmm, I don’t know. That could be stressful. I don’t have any training for helping sick people. Our kids are almost never sick! Did the speaker mention anything about volunteering at the library? I can see me doing that. I’m kind of a quiet, reserved guy anyway.
WOMAN:	You underestimate yourself! You’re always very friendly, cheerful, and helpful at work, and you’re always willing to take that extra step to help someone. I think volunteering at the hospital would be perfect for you, as it would require people skills. You’d certainly get that good feeling of helping people!
MAN:	Wow, that’s wonderful praise! Maybe you’d write a reference letter for me, then?
WOMAN:	Sure! First thing tomorrow morning while you fill out the online volunteer application for the hospital. Oh, here comes the #8. Right on time for a change.

Now answer questions 1-5.

What is the relationship between the man and woman?
Where are the man and woman?
Where does the man think he would enjoy volunteering?
Why would the man be an excellent hospital volunteer?
Why might the man take the woman's advice?