TOEIC Test 15 - Questions and Responses

The response “Do you have any herbal tea” is appropriate because it directly engages with the choice offered. Instead of simply accepting or rejecting, it refines the option by asking for a specific type. This shows natural conversational flow. Other options either give unrelated details or do not directly respond to the choice presented in the question.

“On March 13th” directly answers the question by providing a specific end date. The question asks “when,” which requires a clear time reference. Other options either describe duration, context, or unrelated details. A precise date is the most appropriate response when asked about a specific endpoint in time.

“Sounds great” expresses agreement and enthusiasm, making it the most natural conversational reply. The question suggests an activity, so the response should indicate acceptance or rejection. Other options are unrelated or do not clearly respond to the suggestion. This answer maintains proper conversational flow and intent.

“It should be done by next Friday” directly answers the question about completion status. The question asks if the task is finished, so a response indicating expected completion is appropriate. Other options provide unrelated details. This answer gives useful and relevant information, making it the best choice.

“Sure, I only have a chapter left” clearly indicates willingness and availability. It responds directly to the request and provides context about timing. Other options are unrelated to lending the book. Effective communication requires directly addressing the request, which this response does clearly and politely.

“Present your card for 10 per cent off” directly confirms the availability of a student discount and explains how to use it. Other options do not answer the question. A good response provides both confirmation and instruction, making this the most complete and relevant answer.

“Yes, it is included on the receipt” clearly answers the question with confirmation and explanation. The question requires a yes or no response, followed by clarification. Other options either provide unrelated information or fail to answer directly. This response is clear, complete, and contextually appropriate.

“He is due after lunch” directly answers the question about return time. It provides a clear expectation of when the person will be back. Other options describe past or routine actions, which do not answer the question. This response maintains relevance and clarity in conversation.

“By 12pm” gives a precise time, which is required for answering a question about checkout. Other options are unrelated to timing. Direct and specific answers are essential in practical communication, especially in service contexts like hotels, making this the most appropriate response.

“It departs at 11am” directly answers the question about departure time. The question specifically asks when the train leaves, so a departure time is required. Other options provide unrelated information such as arrival time or features. This answer is clear, precise, and fully aligned with the question.