Train Trip Spanish Listening Test

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The passenger deletes the ticket before entering the station. The passenger downloads the ticket before entering an area without signal. The passenger waits for signal to disappear before buying the ticket. The passenger prints the ticket only after boarding the train.

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The agent says the platform can never change. The agent recommends ignoring the departure board. The agent recommends checking the board in case the platform changes. The agent recommends checking the board only after the train leaves.

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The passenger would choose an earlier train even if it cost much more. The passenger would never change the departure time to save money. The passenger would choose a later train if it saved a lot of money. The passenger would choose a later train only if it were more expensive.

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A flexible fare is cheaper because the departure time cannot change. A flexible fare costs more and still forbids any changes. A flexible fare costs more but allows changing the departure time. A flexible fare changes the train time automatically.

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The passenger brings extra luggage so boarding takes longer. The passenger prefers heavy luggage because it is easier to carry. The passenger prefers traveling light so he can board quickly. The passenger travels light only because the train has no seats.

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If the service were delayed, the company would hide the information. If the service were delayed, every ticket would be refunded automatically. If the service were delayed, the company would send a notification. If the service were delayed, passengers would need to call another railway.

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The agent says every seat reservation includes unlimited luggage. The agent says extra luggage is included only without a seat reservation. The agent clarifies that reserving a seat does not include extra luggage. The agent clarifies that luggage is required to reserve a seat.

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The passenger compares two direct trains with the same price. The passenger chooses a transfer route without comparing it. The passenger compares a direct train with a cheaper one that requires a transfer. The passenger compares a cheaper direct train with a more expensive transfer route.

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Arriving early makes it more likely the passenger will miss the platform. Arriving late gives the passenger more time to find the platform. Arriving early reduces the risk of having to find the platform in a rush. Arriving early matters only when the passenger has no ticket.

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The passenger always chooses the cheapest option regardless of arrival time. The passenger values comfort more than both price and arrival time. Even if the faster option costs more, the passenger values arriving earlier. The passenger prefers arriving later when the faster option is cheaper.