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Pelatihan Persiapan TOEIC Program Bantuan Pemerintah Sertifikasi Bahasa Asing Murid SMK - Sesi 2

1:04:20737 summary words · ~4 min readEnglishBy International Test CenterTranscribed Jul 16, 2026
Summary

A government-sponsored training session for Indonesian vocational students to prepare for the TOEIC listening and reading sections, focusing on strategies for Parts 3 and 4.

TOEIC scores are critical for job applications, promotions, and further education in Indonesia, making this training essential for career advancement.

Section summaries

0:51-3:08

Introduction and Welcome

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The session begins with greetings and introductions. Aji Senoswondo, a learning specialist from the International Test Center, welcomes vocational students and outlines the session's focus on TOEIC listening parts 3 and 4. He emphasizes etiquette, muting microphones, and using the chat for questions.

  • Speaker is Aji Senoswondo from the International Test Center.
  • Students should mute microphones and use the chat for questions.

Filler content with no critical information beyond speaker identification.

3:47-7:39

TOEIC Overview and Scoring

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Aji explains the TOEIC test structure, including its purpose for work, education, and promotions. He details the scoring system (10-990), validity period (2 years), and the shift to computer-based testing. He emphasizes that TOEIC is not just for enrollment but also for career advancement.

  • TOEIC scores are valid for 2 years.
  • Scores impact job applications and promotions, not just education.

Essential for understanding the test's purpose and scoring system.

11:25-15:17

Parts 3 and 4 Explanation

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The speaker explains Part 3 (conversations) and Part 4 (talks), noting 13 conversations with 39 questions and 10 talks with 30 questions. He clarifies the difference between two-way conversations and one-way talks, using examples like train stations and airports.

  • Part 3: 13 conversations, 39 questions (3 per conversation).
  • Part 4: 10 talks, 30 questions (3 per talk).

Critical for understanding the structure and content of the listening sections.

18:45-25:59

Paraphrasing and Vocabulary Practice

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Aji demonstrates paraphrasing using examples like 'interrupted' = 'stopped' and 'complimentary' = 'free'. He emphasizes recognizing synonyms and contextual meanings, using a warm-up exercise to test vocabulary and sentence structure.

  • Paraphrasing is key to answering questions accurately.
  • Synonyms like 'complimentary' and 'without delay' are frequently tested.

Practical examples improve comprehension of test language patterns.

27:49-37:41

Practice Questions and Strategies

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The speaker walks through practice questions (35-37), emphasizing the 'where, what, who, relationship' strategy. He explains how to identify key details in conversations and use repeated words to infer answers.

  • Use the 'where, what, who, relationship' method for Part 3 questions.
  • Focus on repeated words to identify correct answers.

Demonstrates actionable strategies for tackling test questions.

42:39-48:59

Attachment-Based Questions

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Aji explains that attachments (maps, tables) only apply to specific questions, not all in a set. He uses examples to show how to identify which questions relate to the attachment, reducing confusion during the test.

  • Attachments apply to only one question in a set.
  • Quickly identify which question matches the attachment.

Critical for avoiding errors in complex question formats.

49:05-56:12

Part 4 Practice and Summary

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The speaker reviews Part 4 (talks) with practice questions (71-73), emphasizing one-way communication. He summarizes key strategies: guessing, avoiding back-tracking, and practicing inference skills. The session concludes with a quiz announcement.

  • Part 4 features one-way talks (e.g., announcements).
  • Strategies include guessing and focusing on inference.

Reinforces strategies and prepares students for the quiz.

58:30-1:04:15

Quiz and Closing Remarks

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Aji announces a quiz with IDR 100,000 rewards for correct answers, stressing the need to follow Instagram accounts for eligibility. He provides links to resources and concludes with greetings, reminding students of the next session on reading.

  • Quiz rewards require following @ITC and @TOIK on Instagram.
  • Resources available at toik.id and itc.id.

Logistical details for the quiz; not essential for test preparation.

Key points

  • TOEIC Structure and Scoring — The TOEIC test includes listening (45 minutes) and reading (75 minutes), with scores ranging from 10 to 990. Listening and reading each have a minimum of 5 and maximum of 495 points.
  • Parts 3 and 4 Focus — Part 3 features 13 conversations with 39 questions, while Part 4 includes 10 talks with 30 questions. Both require active listening and inference skills.
  • Strategic Guessing — Students must answer all questions, even if unsure, due to a 25% chance of guessing correctly. No negative marking applies.
  • Paraphrasing and Vocabulary — Questions often use paraphrased language, requiring students to recognize synonyms and contextual meanings (e.g., 'interrupted' = 'stopped').
  • Attachment-Based Questions — Some questions include visual attachments (e.g., maps, tables) that only apply to specific questions, not all in a set.
If you keep answering, you still have a 25% probability of the answer being correct, or 1 in 4. Aji Senoswondo
There is no past or fail. There is an opportunity to get a job for every score range. Aji Senoswondo

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0:51

Hello. Asalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh.

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Peace be upon you.

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Peace be upon you.

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Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you.

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Peace be upon you. May

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the peace, mercy, and

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blessings of Allah be with you too.

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Good afternoon everyone.

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Good afternoon.

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Thank you.

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Good.

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Good afternoon.

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Nice. Hello. So eh

1:21

today eh your session will be with me

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yeah.

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So, on this afternoon,

1:30

fellow vocational school students

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throughout Indonesia will carry out

1:36

preparations, which were previously

1:40

with Mrs. Dini and on

1:42

this afternoon's occasion will be with me.

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First of all, let me introduce myself, my name is Aji

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Senoswondo. I am a learning specialist

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from the International Test Center

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. and eh nice to meet you all.

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I hope everyone is in good health. So

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that's good. I don't want to waste

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your time that much. I would like to

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share my screen by now.

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What paint is on my screen,

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kids?

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Enough,

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enough, enough, enough,

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enough,

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enough, sis. Oh,

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safe, safe, safe. That's it, SH. Okay,

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okay, sir. Enough, enough, enough, sir.

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Yes, sir.

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Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Great, sir.

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Excellent.

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Yes, sir.

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Yes, sir. Already.

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Eh, mute yourself, okay? So, eh,

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colleagues can just mute it. Later,

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if there are things you want to

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ask, you can just write them in the chat

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box, okay? And of course, we

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as

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Indonesian citizens must

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prioritize ethics and manners, okay? So,

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I ask you to speak only according to what you

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need. Likewise, just

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type what is needed

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.

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And at yesterday's meeting

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with Mrs. Dini, fellow vocational school students

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in Indonesia have carried out session

3:17

one where the SAT session has been

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discussed about listening part 1

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and listening part 2.

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Before we get into the topic of

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this afternoon, our main topic for

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this afternoon meeting.

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I would like to briefly review what my

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fellow vocational school students discussed in the

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previous meeting, namely

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about the TOIK exam. What is TOIK?

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Well, this is for those of you who didn't

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join yesterday.

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So, in TOIK, it

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can basically be used for work or

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for EE enrollment needs

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or continuing studies abroad

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or also for work, not just limited to

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EE, I want to apply to company A

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or company B, right? There is

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also one, there are also many, not just

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one, there are many

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state-owned companies,

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both state-owned and private,

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that use TOIK as one of the

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criteria or requirements for those who want to be

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promoted.

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So it's not just ee what is the name for

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registering, registering for work or

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registering for school, no. But it is

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also possible to get promoted.

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Yes, so whoever ee needs.

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Furthermore, regarding the

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validity period or expiration day in

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TOIK, it is the same as

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other English tests or other language tests, which is

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for 2 years. And

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later, fellow vocational school students

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will get a computer-based test

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instead of having to do a paper-based test

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.

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yes. So this is a point that has been

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discussed previously. We'll dig a little deeper

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.

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Next, there are three kinds of families,

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right? There are TOIK relations in

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Indonesia that fellow

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students can get. The first one

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is Toyik Bridge. he is the one who has the

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lowest level and generally

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Indonesian people use

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listening and reading topics and this is what

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you all will get later.

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And the last one is the speaking and

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writing test

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. So, it's not just listening and

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reading, but there are also

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speaking and writing areas.

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Well, but our point here is just

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listening and reading.

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Next is the format

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itself, friends, yes.

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Friends, you will all

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receive a computer for the computer-based test,

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which you will probably

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take at your respective schools

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in the language lab,

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with a duration of 45 minutes for listening

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and 75 minutes for reading

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.

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So every time you listen, you

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can't back down, friends.

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you guys ee will just listen and

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it can't be repeated all ee go ahead.

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Then for the 75-minute

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reading, where you are free to

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jump after number 101 to 150

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and then back again to 110, that's possible. So

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make the most of the 75 minutes

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.

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Furthermore, regarding scoring, the

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lowest listening score is 5 and the highest is

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495.

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Likewise, the minimum reading score is 5 and

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the maximum is 495.

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So the minimum TOIK score is 10

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and the maximum is 990.

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Hey, fellow vocational school students.

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Well, you also need to know that in

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this topic there is no reduction in marks if

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you are wrong. So, whether you like it or not,

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whether you have time or not, whether you know or not, you

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still have to answer. Why? Because

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if you keep answering, you

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still have a

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25% probability of the answer being correct, or 1

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in 4. Yes, so no matter how tight it is,

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no matter how little you know about

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the answer, you still have to answer.

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Next, regarding the

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e-report test scoring, you will

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get something like this.

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The concept is that there will be photos, then

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personal data and so on, as well as scores

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for each section, both

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listening and reading. And with

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your score, you can see

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the description of

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your strengths that match the

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abilities you have or the

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numbers you get. So the numbers

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here are not just

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numbers,

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but they represent something

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, be it listening or

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reading.

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And you can use it for the ee that

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I mentioned earlier.

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Well,

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you can see the details here. Just focus on the

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listening and reading domains.

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Just ignore speaking and also ignore

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writing. Why? Because speaking and

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writing are different. Starting from the duration of

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time and the concept of the questions, you could

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say they are different

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. If your grades are for example

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750, 350 listening and 350 reading, that's it

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. This means that your listening

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is an ability that you have. Yes, the same goes

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for reading. This is the

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ability that you have.

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And eh, yesterday Ms. Dini

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also discussed that the majority of companies

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scored 605.

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What does 605 mean? namely basic working

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proficiency. If you want to work,

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at least your score should be at the

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lower limit of basic working proficiency. That's how it is

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. Because I am sure that all of you

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vocational school students have been

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exposed to a lot of English,

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both listening and reading. So

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hitting 605 shouldn't be

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such a difficult thing.

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Okay. And this is what you have to

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remember. There is no past or fail.

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There is an opportunity to get a job for

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every score range. So, friends

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, you can still

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get a job at any

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given scoring level. For example, if you

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want to be a chef, it's impossible for chefs in

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Indonesia to be in demand for

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800 people. There must be a certain EE scoring,

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maybe 500 or 550.

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Just adjust it to the EE job

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you want to apply for. Like that.

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Next we enter the realm of eh

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sections within the topic, yes. Our topic

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today is listening part 3 and

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part 4. Conversation. It has 39

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questions and 13 conversations

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everybody. Yes. Eh, each conversation

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consists of three questions. One

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conversation, one conversation can be

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for three numbers. Yes,

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that's for part 3. And part 3 can be

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said to have the most questions in the

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listening area. Then for part 4 it's

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called talks. So, what's the difference between

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conversation and talks? If

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this conversation is between two people

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or more, a maximum of three people, it's

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like a normal conversation between siblings. But

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if this talk is one-way, as

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you all listen to

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at train stations, airports,

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public places, museums, and any of those

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things. Okay, so my friends, you

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can't

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answer it straight away, but you can think about it in your heart

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, in your heart. Oh, so

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this person was ordered to do this and that

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. like that and there will be

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10 talks so that one because one talk

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for three numbers the maximum number

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is 30.

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Well, before that, let's do a little review, okay?

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In yesterday's meeting, all of you

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discussed that photography is

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just photos there, just pictures

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, there won't be any A B C D, right? And

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you need to know that this photography is the

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easiest. among all the parts

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in TOIK, both listening and

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reading. So, try to

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warm up a little bit

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here, little brothers and sisters. Don't let there be a single

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wrong number in the photograph because it is the

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easiest. Then we also discussed the

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question response, which is

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a bit extreme,

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because nothing will be

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written on the screen

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. there will not be a single thing

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written, be it questions or

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statements and also responses to

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those questions or statements. So, the only

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way to work on question response

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is to know its meaning. Also yesterday

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we discussed

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distractors, there are four types of distractors

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that Bunini has discussed.

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Later, colleagues can also see

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what the recording is called on YouTube

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International Test Center.

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Our main topic this afternoon is

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conversation and talks.

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Okay,

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next in the listening section,

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friends, there are 45 minutes and it consists

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of 100 questions for four parts, OK?

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And then the various actions will be

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applied like British, American,

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Canadian, Australian, etc.

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But you don't have to worry about those

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accents because the main accent that

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will be used is the common accent.

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You guys want to listen for the Indian

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accent, Chinese accent that won't be

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such an accent. So there won't be any

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accents that are not standard, that are

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n't native English, right? So the

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general ones here are British,

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American, Canadian, non-Australian.

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Normally there are only these four.

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And once again the highest score

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is 495.

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And also don't forget to share

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this information with your friends, okay?

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Ee, you can get various kinds of information

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at TOWI.

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And also idc.id.

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Once again, don't forget to follow these two accounts

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on Instagram if you want to

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take part in the quiz at the end of the session

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like yesterday.

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Good. Now we are into listening to part

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three which is a short conversation. In the

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short conversation it has 13

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conversations and 39 questions. Yes,

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as you can see

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there are three people there. Here,

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only two people are conversing, but it

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could be that the third person, the receptionist,

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suddenly joins in. Well, it's the same in the

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second picture. It could be that three

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people are having a conversation at once

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like that, yes. So you have to get used

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to listening to various forms of

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conversation.

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OK,

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in the to listen to part three, there

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are several scenarios. like office

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problems, whether they are technical

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issues or scheduling conflicts. So

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in planen part 3 there are various

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scenarios such as office problems like

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technical issues or scheduling

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conflicts,

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rescheduling maybe, why

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the meeting was suddenly postponed like

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that. Why did the meeting start

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but have to stop? Well, that's kind of like a

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technical issue.

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Then travel arrangements with booking

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flights or hotels, bookings are

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rescheduled, making plans,

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meetings or appointments,

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customer service interactions,

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complaints, inquiries. It's

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normal, for example, if colleagues are

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in the office and suddenly there are

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complaints or requests. Well,

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these kinds of things are very common things that

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you will hear

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in TOIK. Then there is a project discussion

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whether that is updating or delegating

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tasks about uh updates from the project

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, any job related topics,

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promotion, training, services and etc.

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Then there is a discussion about products or

17:48

services, purchasing or returns. So,

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your conversations at

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Warung Madura, or when you're

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at the repair shop or you're at a restaurant

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with a waitress or waiter,

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something like that, that's common in a

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listening party.

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Okay, before we get into it, let's do a little

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warm-up first. Younger siblings,

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all vocational school students.

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Well, here I have a lot of practice

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. There are five practice numbers. In

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listening part 3,

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what you hear is not necessarily exactly the same

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as what is written in the

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multiple choice questions. Well, this

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can be called paraphrasing or

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paraphrase in Indonesian,

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right?

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so you guys also have to know what it

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means to focus on listening to what you

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are listening to.

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Well, here I have an example.

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May I have your attention?

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I'm sorry to announce that the very

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service to the fairpoint island will be

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interrupted.

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Yes, interrupted.

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This is an example of D stopped,

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disturbed right stopped due to engine

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problems. Well, this interrupted can be

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found in the same meaning as stop,

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stopped.

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Well, let's continue. Ticket holders may

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get a refund. Blah blah blah. What do you think

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this refund is? Answer for

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beta refund. Good.

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Thank you for answering in the chat

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box.

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I have

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money. Yes, that's right. Thank You. Money

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back. The money was returned,

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right? Then there is immediately. What is the synonym

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of immediately here?

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Without delay.

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Good. Without delay. Quick.

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Thank you.

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Yes. Without a delay. The shuttle bus

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train station should be here in about 20

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minutes and in the intended time we will be

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served free.

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What is complimentary?

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It's free, it's free

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. The last serving complementary

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beverages. Beverages the last

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thank you

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yes.

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MBG.

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Thank you for the answers everybody.

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Well, now it's not just per word, but

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now per sentence.

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Okay, the equation per sentence. I

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have six numbers.

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The label is incorrect.

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Does the sound appear?

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Which one do you think is appropriate for the

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equation number S?

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That's right. Incorrect.

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The label contains an error. Nice

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everybody.

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Good. Look to see if they have an item.

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apack

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the stock ya look to berarti dck kan

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iya betulang

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number three provide a replacement

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[clears throat]

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B.

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Thank you for answering in the chatbox

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.

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Supply an alternative item,

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right?

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number

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number

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Charlie is absolutely right thank you for

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answering yes

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dip

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told e to buy

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number L purchase anter

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Charlie too yes right Same right Charlie

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an expensive model it isly model thank

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you

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nice yes let's try again

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yes let's try again eh

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its paraphrasing. Nice. She likes

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reading books in her free time. I

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have changed the sentence she enjoys from likes

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to enjoys. Reading books when she

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has spare time. Approximately for a

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sentence they go to the park every

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Sunday, what would be roughly the same sentence

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?

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They always go to the park every

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weekend. Thank you.

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Visit. That's right. You can use visit. Go to

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can use visit yes. They visit the park

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every Sunday. Thank you.

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Thank you for answering visit.

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Number three, the concert is amazing.

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What sentence or word can you replace this amazing with

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?

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The concert is spectacular. Great.

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Awesome.

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Wonderful. Nice. Thank you.

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Yes, the concert is fantastic. Awesome.

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Wonderful.

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Yes, superb. Lit. You can do that. Nice.

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Next. We often eat dinner at 6 o'clock.

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How?

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We are going to eat dinner at six. Okay.

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Get dinner. We have dinner.

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Okay. Always. Usually.

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We usually. Yes, if it's always routine, younger

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siblings, eh, students, right? No

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bis of chen cannot be equated with

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always, yes. Offc is still allowed.

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The last dinner the children sorry

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the children are playing in the garden.

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Which sentence do you think is

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suitable? Oh, sometimes it's okay,

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normally it's okay. Thank you for

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answering earlier.

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The children place in the garden. Okay.

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Park sometimes.

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Okay.

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The kids are playing outside in the

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garden. Just add the word

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outside there. Basically they are the same

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or similar.

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Yes, be familiar with types of questions.

26:02

So, all of you, you have to

26:04

get used to various kinds of

26:06

things like this. Likewise, if

26:10

this is related to listening

26:11

part 2, which was discussed yesterday,

26:13

right? Not all eh parts of speech

26:17

like this answer answer give

26:19

direct answers.

26:24

Next time, okay

26:26

? These are useful phrases in

26:28

conversation.

26:30

When you are asked, "Would you mind

26:34

helping me with these files?" You guys

26:37

have all sorts of uh ways to

26:40

respond. You can use of course,

26:43

certainly sorry, I'm afraid, [grunts]

26:46

sorry, and with your responses. So, all of

26:50

you can give

26:53

reasons like that, okay?

26:56

If you agree, that's fine,

26:59

of course that's it, sure. But if you

27:03

can't, please provide the

27:06

reason so that it might not offend

27:09

you. Are you by any chance? Well, this is

27:13

usually considered formal, right? Are you

27:17

by any chance like that. Driving down to the

27:20

central office.

27:23

I wonder if you would mind.

27:26

So secondly, are you by any charge?

27:28

And I wonder if you would mind. This is

27:31

very polite, everyone.

27:34

So you can use these two things when

27:37

entering the formal realm.

27:46

Now we are into the practice time for

27:49

listening part three and listening part

27:52

4.

27:54

Well, this is the concept of the questions that

27:58

you will face later, starting from number

28:01

38 to 43.

28:04

Number 38 to number 40 is one audio, okay?

28:08

38 to 40 is one

28:11

audio later. Then 41 to 43 is also

28:16

one audio. So,

28:21

the first thing you need to do when

28:24

you encounter a question with a concept

28:26

like this is don't panic. Why?

28:31

Because this kind of problem is an attachment, the

28:34

attachment can be anything, it

28:36

can be an e-invoice, price list,

28:39

announcement, notes or anything. This is only

28:43

for one number, kids,

28:46

remember it's only for one number.

28:49

And in this case for 4143 it is

28:52

only for number 43.

28:56

So numbers 41 and 42 are completely

29:00

unrelated to the available attachments

29:06

. So, don't panic if this is your

29:09

first time taking the TOIK test and you

29:11

get questions like this.

29:14

Well, you guys are panicking because 41 and 42 are not

29:17

related to the available table attachments

29:20

. Yes, because it's not for

29:23

ee, the table is only for one number

29:26

and that one number is not

29:31

always at the end, little brothers and sisters. It can be

29:33

at the beginning, it can be at both ends or at the

29:36

end. He's random.

29:38

so my suggestion is if you can quickly

29:43

recognize, to understand oh

29:47

this table, this attachment for this number

29:50

like that so you don't panic,

29:53

okay?

29:54

Good.

30:00

Okay, now we go to example questions

30:04

number 35 to 37.

30:08

Well, here you can see that

30:12

there are multiple choices according

30:15

to what you will get

30:17

later.

30:20

But here I deliberately removed the

30:24

multiple choice.

30:26

Why? So that you can focus on listening and

30:31

understand

30:32

what they are saying, right?

30:35

Later I will show you whether you

30:40

can answer or

30:42

not.

30:44

Okay, yeah. Let's start. Let's try

30:47

numbers 35 to 37. Focus, everyone

30:51

.

30:57

Questions 357

30:59

referrers.

31:04

How is the International Furniture

31:06

Exhibition? Really crowded, but worth

31:09

the trip. Oh, I found an Indonesian

31:12

company that specializes in hotel

31:14

furniture, and they have great prices. I

31:17

brought their catalog back to show you

31:19

both. Well, if their prices are so good,

31:22

we should get some new armchairs for the

31:24

lobby. It's been at least five years

31:27

since we got the ones we have now. True.

31:30

I'm actually amazed they've lasted this

31:31

long. Yes, five years is a long time

31:35

when you have as many guests as we do.

31:39

Number 35.

31:41

Where do the speakers probably work?

31:51

Number 36.

31:53

What is an advantage of the Indonesian

31:56

company?

32:04

Number 37.

32:07

What does the man find surprising?

32:14

Okay,

32:19

they work in the office. Okay, then from

32:24

Mas Zabdan's answer, yes. Great

32:26

prices. The company lasted for a long

32:30

time.

32:32

Cheaper price. Okay. Office. They

32:34

work in the office.

32:36

It is crowded. Nice. Cheaper price. Let's

32:40

answer number 35 first.

32:43

Where do the speakers probably work?

32:48

Which one is it? Does it say

32:50

office?

32:56

Mas Revan's answer is still in the office.

33:00

There is a delta Habio,

33:03

Sis Sifa Beta. Yes, that's right, at the hotel. Thank

33:09

you for answering hotel, because the

33:12

furniture is for

33:16

hotel furniture. Thank you.

33:21

Good. Number 36.

33:25

What is an advantage of the Indonesian

33:29

company?

33:32

Can you please type it in the chatbox,

33:34

brothers and sisters.

33:39

Cheaper Price, thank you. Hotel

33:41

Furniture C.

33:44

Brother Reza

33:46

suddenly C is not here yet, Brother.

33:52

Which one is it? Cheaper price is

33:55

synonymous with alpha. Thank you.

33:59

Reasonable prices, yes. The price is

34:02

reasonable.

34:05

Thank you for answering alpha.

34:08

Next is number 37. What does the man

34:12

find surprising?

34:14

What is this that is so disturbing? Is this

34:17

surprising?

34:20

Last long. What's the last long?

34:26

The furniture.

34:32

The company led for a long time. Yes,

34:34

that means the company is an old player company,

34:37

right?

34:40

Which one is it?

34:45

Beta.

34:47

The furniture has lasted so long. So,

34:52

eh the furniture is durable.

34:55

Thank you for those who have already

34:57

answered, yes. Especially for

34:59

friends, younger siblings whose answers are

35:01

all correct. you guys are cool.

35:04

So,

35:06

by focusing like this without me

35:10

showing you A B C D, you can

35:13

answer easily. So, just focus

35:17

on what you're listening to,

35:18

everyone.

35:20

By focusing, you guys will

35:25

easily understand what you

35:27

need, yeah.

35:30

And in short, how to find the right

35:32

answer. First, as you listen to the

35:35

conversation, remember to ask the

35:36

following questions. Ask

35:39

yourself, where are the speakers?

35:47

Where do you think this conversation took place? What are they doing? What are they

35:50

doing? Then, who are they?

35:53

Who are they?

35:55

And what is their relationship?

36:00

What is the relationship between one speaker and another speaker?

36:03

Yes,

36:04

here, ee, little brothers and sisters,

36:09

where were you thinking? That's right, in the office, but the

36:11

office is from the hotel. That's nice, huh. What

36:15

are they doing? They are

36:17

discussing about furniture, right?

36:20

Then who are they? Maybe they

36:23

are the management of the hotel

36:26

or the procurement department

36:28

.

36:30

Then what is the relationship? They

36:32

are uh colleagues

36:37

yeah. Then look at all four choices

36:39

carefully before answering.

36:42

Words that are spoken in the

36:43

conversation often appear in the four

36:46

choices. Sometimes what they

36:50

say comes from all four of them,

36:52

right? And then

36:55

determine if these repeated words provide

37:00

and answer the question or not. So, do

37:03

the words that are repeated,

37:05

that are repeated often appear? Well,

37:08

I'm sure that furniture is often repeated,

37:12

yes, and that will definitely help you

37:15

to answer the three numbers being

37:20

asked.

37:23

That's for the simple tricks everybody

37:27

for part three and part four especially

37:31

yes. So, all of you, please

37:33

use this method to make it

37:36

easy to do part 3

37:41

and part 4.

37:46

Okay,

37:48

now let's try

37:51

numbers 44 to 46.

37:55

Well, the real thing is like this. The

37:58

questions and multiple choices are already available

38:00

.

38:02

Please try

38:06

these three numbers, kids. Just write the answer in

38:09

the chatbox. Good luck.

38:18

446

38:20

referred

38:25

from your catalog at the beginning of

38:27

the month and I haven't received it yet.

38:29

Could you look into it for me, please?

38:31

Certainly, sir. Do you have your order

38:34

number by any chance? Yes, it's 481

38:39

6490.

38:42

You're Mr. Donaldson, right? Well,

38:45

according to my records, it left our

38:47

warehouse on Monday. That was the 5th of

38:51

May, so it should be delivered to you

38:53

tomorrow.

38:56

Number 44.

38:58

Why did the man telephone the woman?

39:08

Number 45.

39:10

What is the man waiting to receive?

39:21

Number 46.

39:23

What does the woman ask for?

39:28

Thank you for the answers. Yes,

39:33

there have been three answers

39:35

from SMK Citra Nusantara, AAC,

39:39

ACA from Kak Kira,

39:41

A UI AA all. Okay, there's AAC too.

39:46

Thank you for answering all of them

39:48

even before the audio was finished. Good.

39:52

The answer is

39:55

AAC.

39:57

Well,

39:59

as you just did, little

40:01

brothers and sisters, you can

40:03

do that in the test later.

40:07

So, no need to

40:11

wait for the audio to finish. If you already

40:14

know, just shoot the three

40:16

numbers. Don't wait for

40:19

the audio to finish if you can already

40:21

answer all three. because ee you

40:25

can manage your focus yeah. If you've

40:28

found it, just do it and

40:31

wait for the three numbers to

40:32

come. So when you encounter

40:35

questions like this, you won't be too tired

40:39

, because you still have 100

40:41

more numbers later in the reading section.

40:47

Thank you for the answers, all of

40:49

this is cool.

40:54

Good. So, 44 ​​was asking,

40:59

checking, right? Check on his order.

41:02

From which sentence? From the sentence

41:05

could you look into it for me please?

41:08

Well, this is abbreviated or another sentence

41:10

is he is checking. He's

41:13

checking his order,

41:17

huh? What's the order?

41:19

Comp the desk. PC.

41:21

yeah, he's uh ordering a gaming PC like that

41:25

, high end

41:27

5,090

41:29

RTX. Well, for example, something like that. So

41:31

he was worried that his gaming PC would

41:35

n't arrive, right? So

41:37

he wanted to check.

41:40

Well, then the man was asked, "Do

41:45

you have your order number by any

41:47

chance?

41:48

It's 481 and blah blah blah. Well, the order

41:51

number is your order number

41:54

, right? So, I'm sure

41:56

you guys often do that too, ee, shopping

42:00

online at online stores, green shops

42:03

or orange shops, if something gets stuck

42:05

at DC Cakung, for example, like that. Well,

42:08

complain, right?

42:10

Well, when you complain, you

42:12

have to state the order number,

42:15

receipt number, and so on. And that's why the

42:19

woman asked for the order number.

42:24

Thank you for the answers. For those already answered,

42:26

you guys rock.

42:35

Next. Now, we go to

42:39

the exercises that have attachments. Here, they

42:44

are related to the questions that have

42:45

attachments. You can see numbers 68

42:48

to 60. 68 to 70.

42:52

Which number is this attachment for? Which number is

42:57

this picture for? That's right, Brother

43:00

Zabdan, only for number 70. Numbers

43:05

68 and 69 are

43:07

not related to the attachments at all

43:11

.

43:13

And get see here you are here.

43:17

You're here. And

43:20

where are you told to go after this? OK,

43:24

please try these three numbers, brothers and sisters

43:27

. 68 or until 70. I would

43:30

like to start the audio. Good luck.

43:39

Question 68- 70 refer to the following

43:42

conversation and map.

43:45

Hi, do you sell chords that work with

43:47

this computer? I remembered the power

43:49

outlets here were different from in

43:51

Australia and I brought an adapter but I

43:53

left the cord behind. Hm. Sorry. That's

43:57

not a common brand here in the US. We

43:59

could order one for you though. Itd be

44:02

here within two days. Thanks, but I'm

44:04

here on business and I need to recharge

44:05

the battery today. Any place around here

44:08

that might have one? Try Freck

44:10

Electronics. It's right across the

44:12

street from the train station, and it

44:14

should have a better selection for

44:15

travelers. Just turn left when you get

44:18

to Main Street and you'll see it on the

44:19

left.

44:22

Number 68.

44:24

What is the man looking for?

44:34

Number 69.

44:36

What does the woman offer to do?

44:46

Numbers 70. Look at the graphic. Which

44:50

store does the woman direct the man to?

44:56

Nice for those who already answered, we

44:58

have 91

45:01

answers.

45:06

There are CBC, AC

45:09

,

45:11

CBB, CDC. Okay, yes, they are different.

45:19

What is the man looking for? Looking for a computer, an adapter, a power cord,

45:22

or a battery?

45:25

The majority of the answers are the same, C is a

45:30

power cord, right?

45:33

He's looking for a power cord. Then

45:37

number 69, what does the shopkeeper offer

45:42

?

45:46

Offer to do. What does the woman offer

45:47

to do?

45:51

Well, this is quite different. There are D,

45:53

there are B. CBC or CDA

45:58

is place and order. So, the

46:01

woman or the shopkeeper

46:04

is offered, do you want to wait or not,

46:08

we can order outside.

46:11

And the man apparently ca

46:12

n't.

46:14

Then the man asks, "

46:17

Where can I buy this for travel?"

46:20

In the third shop

46:22

, across the station.

46:26

C B C not C DC.

46:32

Okay,

46:33

this one. Do you sell chords that work

46:37

with this computer? I remember the power

46:39

outlets are different from in Australia.

46:42

I but I left the court behind. Court,

46:47

eh, little brothers and sisters, is the one that is used to plug in,

46:49

you know. Usually, different countries have different

46:51

plugs. Well, you have to use a

46:55

connector, usually they are different like

46:58

that. So Australia and America power

47:01

cords are different. So he needs it,

47:04

right?

47:07

Thank you for those already answered and

47:10

do the correct answers. Nice.

47:13

Well, this is part 3.

47:19

Next we go to the final part

47:23

in listening, namely listening part 4.

47:28

Everyone,

47:31

in listening part 4 the concept is exactly the same

47:35

as in listening part 3.

47:39

The only difference is in the audio concept. If it

47:42

was a conversation earlier, this is a one-

47:45

way talk, which I have already explained in the

47:47

previous ex. Also here is one audio

47:52

for three numbers and there is also an

47:54

attachment here. Well, earlier there was a

47:57

price list, right? Well, now here

48:00

is the schedule. It's

48:02

still possible, little brothers and sisters

48:05

. What is certain is that the attachment is not in the form of a

48:09

long ee announcement like that

48:12

or in the form of a long article. That's not

48:15

possible. Normally the attachment is just a

48:19

short one like this. no ee not

48:24

that big. And you also need to

48:27

know that in part 4 the concept

48:31

can be in the form of a voice note.

48:34

Well, for those of you who are lazy,

48:37

eh, what's the name for those who are lazy to type, they like

48:41

VN. Well, that's also included in the

48:44

listening parts or talks,

48:50

right? Since we've already learned

48:52

about the trick, let's get straight to it,

48:56

kids. Here I

48:59

have numbers 71 to 73.

49:05

Please try them.

49:08

Please try for numbers 71 to 73.

49:13

For Sis Nana Sigma BCA yet, Sis?

49:16

Not answered yet, the audio hasn't been played yet

49:18

. J is waiting for this.

49:22

Please listen. 71 to 73.

49:30

Question 71 73 refer to the following

49:34

announcement.

49:36

Attention Transair passengers. Due to

49:39

unusually strong storms, flights from Hong

49:42

Kong have been delayed. In addition,

49:44

flights to or through Hong Kong will be

49:47

unable to take off until the weather

49:49

system clears. Please accept our

49:51

apologies for any inconvenience this may

49:53

cause you. If there is any way we can

49:56

make your weight more comfortable,

49:58

please let the gate agent know. In the

50:00

meantime, we are pleased to offer all

50:03

passengers a continental breakfast in

50:05

the waiting area. The food will be

50:07

available all morning. Please help

50:09

yourself to coffee or tea, pastries, and

50:11

fruit. We will announce new flight

50:14

schedules as they become available. For

50:16

now, try to relax and be patient. Thank

50:19

you and have a good morning.

50:22

Number 71.

50:24

Where is this announcement being made?

50:35

Number 72.

50:37

What is the weather like in Hong Kong?

50:48

Number 73. What time of day is this

50:51

announcement being made?

50:55

Okay,

50:57

cool. There are already 200 answers. Wow, cool.

51:04

All CDA. The majority of CDA. There are

51:06

CBA.

51:08

Nice. Thank you for your answer.

51:10

Let's see. Stone number 71 is at

51:14

the airport, right? Number 72 is stormy.

51:20

Number 73 is morning everybody. Yes,

51:25

sorry it's a bit high

51:28

but that's the answer. 71 is at

51:31

the airport, right? So eh, the conversation of

51:36

course it's clear, yes, Trans Air

51:39

passengers, you didn't hear train,

51:42

but Trans

51:46

number 72. Why can't it depart?

51:50

Why the delay? because of the storm, because of

51:52

the storm.

51:54

And number 73 morning.

51:58

Clearly stated at the end and have a good

52:00

morning. And it was also said earlier that

52:03

they get breakfast,

52:06

right? They get breakfast. We

52:10

are pleased to offer all passengers a

52:13

continental breakfast in the waiting

52:16

area. They can have European breakfast,

52:19

Continental Breakfast, there is Continental,

52:22

there is oriental. Continental is Europe,

52:26

right? Here like bread, milk, cereal,

52:30

things like that. That's a

52:31

continental breakfast everybody. Yes, right?

52:34

If it's an oriental breakfast, it's probably

52:36

chicken noodles, right? Jakartans

52:38

eat chicken noodles for breakfast in the morning.

52:41

Something like that? Well, and

52:43

lastly, clearly stated thank you and

52:46

have a good morning.

52:49

Thank you for all the correct answers

52:50

. Let's move on to number 98 to

52:56

number 100. Right? There is

52:59

an attachment here, brothers and sisters.

53:03

This part is like a table.

53:05

Approximately what number is this image model attachment

53:07

for?

53:10

Number 98, 99 or number 100. That

53:17

's right, 99.

53:20

He's only for number 99,

53:26

okay?

53:28

Okay, please try it. These three numbers are 99

53:33

to number 100. Good luck.

53:41

Questions 98

53:43

refer to the following telephone message

53:45

and picture.

53:47

Hi, Dory, I received your email with the

53:50

draft of the instructions for our

53:52

outdoor table. The images that you've

53:54

created look great, and this was such a

53:57

rush job. I'm impressed you were able to

54:00

finish it so soon, but there was a

54:03

change that I had to make. It was the

54:05

number of parts. The base at the bottom

54:07

of the single table leg is a separate

54:10

piece, and it was missing from the

54:12

picture, so I fixed it. Anyway, could

54:15

you proof the changes I've made as soon as

54:17

you can? In the meantime, I'll call

54:19

the printer and let them know we'll be

54:21

sending the final draft.

54:23

Thanks.

54:26

Number 98.

54:28

Why does the speaker compliment Dory?

54:38

Number 99.

54:41

Look at the graphic. What part was

54:43

originally missing from the picture?

54:57

Number 100.

54:59

What will the speakers do next?

55:05

Answers

55:11

ADB, Brother Fauzan.

55:14

Wow, great. Immediately all

55:16

the answers appeared, yes.

55:18

from Brother Lionel Messi there is also. Cool huh.

55:25

Thank you ADB. Yes, that's right.

55:31

ADB.

55:32

This is the end of the listening test.

55:36

Yes, it is very clear that

55:39

the answer here is she completes some work

55:42

quickly. He did it very

55:44

quickly, huh? And there is a

55:46

missing part.

55:48

Yes, that is the delta part.

55:54

The base at the bottom of the single

55:55

table leg is separate piece and it was

55:57

missing [clears throat] from the picture

56:00

missing namely the delta one. And

56:03

finally, what will the speaker do next?

56:04

Contact e french shop. Well, this is the

56:08

final part of our training, everyone

56:12

.

56:15

a little su up on what

56:17

we've learned. The first strategy

56:20

is that we must get used to

56:23

various types of questions.

56:26

Yes, this is not only part 3, but all

56:28

from part 1 to part 4. Whether

56:32

wh question, yes, no, or take question.

56:35

And focus on the purpose of the

56:37

question. Focus on what is

56:39

being asked.

56:42

[gasp]

56:42

Then, do not try to go back to previous

56:45

question. You can't go back,

56:48

but usually you can

56:51

flashback. You were working on

56:53

number 60, suddenly you remembered number 40,

56:56

right? Well, if something

56:58

like that happens, my advice is to refocus

57:02

on what you are

57:04

listening to because it will affect what

57:07

you are listening to or what

57:09

you will listen to.

57:11

later. Then scanning eh the picture

57:16

whether that's for part one especially.

57:19

Then practice making inferences, understanding

57:22

eh what this refers to, where this point goes, right

57:26

in part 2, beware of

57:30

the structures, do not get distracted by

57:32

similar sounding words that were

57:34

discussed yesterday, right, there are accept and

57:38

accept.

57:39

access and access

57:42

later and later. Well, be careful, that's

57:45

similar to a homophone, sometimes it's also called

57:49

dark dog.

57:50

Well, if you are really

57:53

stuck on a bus, make sure you don't leave

57:56

even one number empty. If you missed

57:58

listening to part of the question, let it go.

58:00

If you really don't know, then

58:02

guess and accept it. The important thing is

58:05

not to lose focus. Stay focused

58:09

everybody.

58:11

Then listen closely to the words in

58:13

music, podcast, in the YouTube,

58:15

television, movies or online learning.

58:19

Yes, the more you listen, the more you

58:21

will understand the vocabulary,

58:24

idioms, and expressions everybody.

58:30

Well, the final part of our learning

58:32

is a quiz, okay? As usual,

58:37

if you take part in the speaking, please take

58:41

the quiz. Let's focus on the quiz first.

58:44

Don't forget the quiz yesterday, there are those who

58:47

haven't followed our Instagram yet. So

58:51

his victory was annulled, right? So not

58:54

only can the World Cup be annulled,

58:56

but your victory in the quiz can also be

58:58

annulled. Here, don't forget to follow ITC

59:01

and also follow Toik on Instagram so that

59:05

your correct answers won't be disallowed,

59:07

okay?

59:12

OK, for those lucky winners will

59:15

receive an e-wallet worth IDR 100,000.

59:18

Each one gets Rp. 100,000. But

59:20

don't forget to follow toik.id ID and ITC

59:25

as usual

59:30

, the links are on the screens of all the little brothers and sisters at

59:32

toik.id and itc.id.

59:40

Okay, please scan

59:43

bit.line 2026 to02.

59:52

Please link the quiz.

1:00:02

Please link the quiz.

1:00:13

Don't forget to write

1:00:17

your name.

1:00:20

personal data so that you can be contacted later

1:00:22

if your answer is correct. I have

1:00:30

entered the link

1:00:33

and I am going

1:00:40

to the list of questions.

1:00:46

If you're already on the question list,

1:00:48

please write them down, as the audio is

1:00:53

in this presentation.

1:00:57

Okay, Zulfa, that's it. Come on, five more people

1:01:01

say yes.

1:01:05

Okay, that's all. Let's

1:01:12

focus, brothers and sisters.

1:01:15

Don't write the answers in the chatbox, but write them

1:01:19

in the Google Form for

1:01:24

71 to 73.

1:01:27

Okay, yes. Focus. I will play

1:01:30

the audio for numbers 71 to 73. Good

1:01:34

luck.

1:01:39

Question 71- 73 refer to the following

1:01:43

recorded message.

1:01:45

Thank you for calling Stalks Florists.

1:01:48

Our office is currently closed. Our

1:01:51

regular business hours are from 9 a.m.

1:01:53

to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and on

1:01:57

Saturday. For your convenience, we stay

1:02:00

open until 8 p.m. on Fridays. If you

1:02:03

leave a message, one of our florists

1:02:05

will return your call as soon as

1:02:07

possible. You can also order flowering

1:02:09

plants and flower arrangements on the

1:02:11

internet at stalks.com.

1:02:14

And remember, we offer free delivery in

1:02:16

most areas of the country. We appreciate

1:02:19

your patronage.

1:02:22

Number 71.

1:02:24

What type of business has been reached?

1:02:34

Number 72.

1:02:36

On which day does the business stay open

1:02:39

late?

1:02:47

Number 73.

1:02:50

Why does the message suggest visiting a

1:02:52

website?

1:02:59

Okay, it's been answered 100K UTW. Ready, Sis.

1:03:03

Thank you to all of you who are

1:03:06

willing to take part in this second session.

1:03:11

Good luck to those who have answered.

1:03:15

Thank you very much and I would like to

1:03:17

see you again in another session.

1:03:19

Tomorrow you will have session three for

1:03:23

reading.

1:03:25

For those who are trying to find the

1:03:29

other resources

1:03:31

outside this session, you can scan for

1:03:34

your exam handbook or type your

1:03:39

link there bit.

1:03:42

Ehbuupdated

1:03:45

yes please type it. Then there are also examples of

1:03:50

various kinds of sample tests. just scan

1:03:53

there or type in URLb.l/icupdatedst.

1:04:01

OK, once more thank you very much and

1:04:04

see you in the next session. Bye bye

1:04:07

everybody. Good afternoon. Good

1:04:09

afternoon.

1:04:10

Peace be upon you and Allah be upon you

1:04:12

.

1:04:15

Bye bye. IU and everybody

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