IELTSलिसनिंगअभ्यास42

The answer is 3rd 1998. This is because Mike asks, "And your date of birth?" and Wilma responds, "It's the 3rd of May 1998." The correct answer uses the 'date + year' format, which is acceptable within two words and/or a number.

Associated Text:
W: It's the 3rd of May 1998.

The answer is 15. When Mike suggests booking a 20-day homestay, Wilma clarifies, "Oh, no. Actually, I'm planning to spend the last 5 days in London, so I only need to book the homestay for the first 2 weeks. Well, 15 days, actually."

Associated Text:
W: Oh, no. Actually, I'm planning to spend the last 5 days in London, so I only need to book the homestay for the first 2 weeks. Well, 15 days, actually.

The answer is single. When Mike explains the options for accommodation, he says, "we have shared or single accommodation available." Wilma replies, "Hmm, I think I'd prefer my own room," directly indicating her preference for a single room.

Associated Text:
W: Hmm, I think I'd prefer my own room.

The answer is shared. Mike asks, "And do you need a private bathroom?" Wilma responds, "No, shared is fine for the bathroom," indicating her preference for a shared bathroom.

Associated Text:
W: No, shared is fine for the bathroom.

The answer is August 5th. When Mike confirms the airport pick-up date, Wilma says, "Yes. Oh, no! It's the 5th." This refers to the 5th of August.

Associated Text:
W: Yes. Oh, no! It's the 5th.

The answer is 12:30 AM. Mike says, "So, if I book your pick-up slot after midnight… 12 – let's say 12:30 – that should leave you plenty of time to collect your bags and get to the arrivals area." This means the pick-up time is set for 12:30 AM.

Associated Text:
M: So, if I book your pick-up slot after midnight… 12 – let's say 12:30 – that should leave you plenty of time to collect your bags and get to the arrivals area.

The answer is 2. When Mike asks about the number of bags, Wilma says, "let's say 2 bags, just to be on the safe side."

Associated Text:
W: OK, let's say 2 bags, just to be on the safe side.

The answer is KL574. Wilma says, "It's KLM, flight number KL574 from Schiphol Airport," directly providing the flight number needed for the form.

Associated Text:
W: It's KLM, flight number KL574 from Schiphol Airport.

The answer is 3423 9427 2919. When asked for her credit card number, Wilma provides, "Yes, it's 3423 9427 2919 5767." The form uses the section before the final four digits, so 3423 9427 2919 is the correct completion.

Associated Text:
W: Yes, it's 3423 9427 2919 5767.