Raw practice only. No official scaled score is assigned.
Photograph 1 — panel A
Look at photograph 1, panel A.
Several people are repairing a fence.
A woman is arranging flowers in a vase.
A customer is carrying a large television.
A woman is washing a car.
1. B · A woman is arranging flowers in a vase. The panel shows flowers being arranged in a vase at a shop counter.
Photograph 2 — panel B
Look at photograph 2, panel B.
A worker is hanging curtains.
A cyclist is riding along a busy road.
A passenger is buying a train ticket.
A mechanic is inspecting a bicycle on a stand.
2. D · A mechanic is inspecting a bicycle on a stand. The panel shows a stationary bicycle held on a repair stand while a mechanic inspects it.
Photograph 3 — panel C
Look at photograph 3, panel C.
A group is planting trees outdoors.
Two people are comparing papers at a table.
Two people are carrying a mattress upstairs.
Two people are taking food out of an oven.
3. B · Two people are comparing papers at a table. The panel shows two seated office workers examining printed papers together.
Photograph 4 — panel D
Look at photograph 4, panel D.
A worker is using a coffee machine.
A worker is painting the ceiling.
A customer is repairing a bus seat.
A worker is watering outdoor plants.
4. A · A worker is using a coffee machine. The panel shows a barista operating an espresso machine behind the café counter.
Photograph 5 — panel E
Look at photograph 5, panel E.
A customer is opening a suitcase.
A worker is laying bricks outside.
A man is cleaning a window.
A man is loading a washing machine.
5. C · A man is cleaning a window. The panel shows an indoor window being cleaned with a squeegee.
Photograph 6 — panel F
Look at photograph 6, panel F.
Two seated passengers are reading books.
Several passengers are loading boxes onto a trolley.
Two passengers are standing on a platform.
A worker is repairing a bicycle wheel.
6. A · Two seated passengers are reading books. The panel shows two adults sitting on a bus and reading separate books.
Question–response 1
What time does the last shuttle leave the exhibition centre?
It has twenty seats.
Beside the west entrance.
At a quarter past six.
7. C · At a quarter past six. What time asks for the shuttle’s departure time.
Question–response 2
Could someone help me lift this cabinet?
The cabinet has three shelves.
The lift was installed recently.
I will ask Sam to give you a hand.
8. C · I will ask Sam to give you a hand. The reply offers to find help with moving the cabinet.
Question–response 3
Where can I leave my coat during the interview?
The interview lasted thirty minutes.
There is a rack just inside the waiting room.
I bought it in a sale.
9. B · There is a rack just inside the waiting room. Where asks for a suitable place to put the coat.
Question–response 4
Has the electrician finished the work in the café?
I finished my lunch early.
She is testing the new lights now.
The café serves breakfast.
10. B · She is testing the new lights now. The reply indicates that testing is still taking place, so the work is not yet fully finished.
Question–response 5
Would Thursday or Saturday suit you better for the visit?
Saturday would be easier for me.
The visitor is already here.
It takes about an hour to travel.
11. A · Saturday would be easier for me. The reply chooses one of the two offered days.
Question–response 6
Why are these chairs being moved into the corridor?
At the end of last month.
They were made of wood.
The main hall is being cleaned.
12. C · The main hall is being cleaned. The reply explains the reason for relocating the chairs.
Question–response 7
How many people have registered for the tour?
Twenty-six so far.
A guide will meet them.
The tour starts at noon.
13. A · Twenty-six so far. How many asks for a number of participants.
Question–response 8
I think this form is missing a page.
I have a page in a magazine.
The paper is recycled.
Let me check the original file.
14. C · Let me check the original file. The reply offers a relevant check for the suspected missing page.
Question–response 9
Who handles group bookings for the museum?
For groups of more than ten.
Please speak to the education coordinator.
The museum closes at five.
15. B · Please speak to the education coordinator. The reply identifies the appropriate person to contact.
Question–response 10
Can we use the back staircase today?
It is closed while the handrail is repaired.
I used a different pen.
The back office is quiet.
16. A · It is closed while the handrail is repaired. The indirect reply explains why the staircase cannot be used.
Question–response 11
How soon can the supplier provide a sample?
By the end of this week.
A local supplier made it.
The sample is very small.
17. A · By the end of this week. How soon asks when the sample can be provided.
Question–response 12
Should these envelopes be sent by express post?
The envelope is rectangular.
No, ordinary post will be fine.
She expressed her opinion.
18. B · No, ordinary post will be fine. The reply rejects express post and selects an alternative.
Question–response 13
Have you spoken to the new accounts assistant yet?
The account number is printed clearly.
We bought the desk last year.
Only briefly, during the staff introduction.
19. C · Only briefly, during the staff introduction. The reply answers whether a conversation has already taken place.
Question–response 14
Why not ask the designer to join our call?
The telephone is on the table.
I joined the company in January.
That is a good idea; she can explain the layout.
20. C · That is a good idea; she can explain the layout. The reply accepts the suggestion and explains how the designer could help.
Question–response 15
How far is the branch office from the station?
At ten in the morning.
About a ten-minute walk.
It is open on weekdays.
21. B · About a ten-minute walk. The question asks about distance, and the reply gives walking time as a practical measure.
Question–response 16
Is there enough space for the display stand by the entrance?
The display was very popular.
Let us measure the gap before deciding.
The entrance ticket costs more.
22. B · Let us measure the gap before deciding. The reply proposes checking the available space before answering.
Question–response 17
May we have two extra copies of the programme?
The programme begins with a speech.
Certainly; there are some on that table.
We copied the files yesterday.
23. B · Certainly; there are some on that table. The reply grants the request and identifies where copies are available.
Question–response 18
Who should sign for the parcel if I am out?
Leave that to the reception supervisor.
It was sent by air.
The parcel weighs two kilograms.
24. A · Leave that to the reception supervisor. The reply identifies who can accept the parcel.
Question–response 19
The meeting notes are ready for review.
I prefer to sit near the window.
Please share them with everyone who attended.
The meeting room has a new carpet.
25. B · Please share them with everyone who attended. The reply gives a sensible next action for completed meeting notes.
Question–response 20
How often does the window-cleaning team visit?
There are six windows upstairs.
They use a long ladder.
On the first Monday of each month.
26. C · On the first Monday of each month. How often asks for the recurring schedule.
Question–response 21
Would you like me to book a taxi for the client?
Yes, for four thirty, please.
The client has booked a room.
I read the tax notice.
27. A · Yes, for four thirty, please. The reply accepts the offer and supplies a pickup time.
Question–response 22
Why is the ticket price different on my receipt?
The student discount has been applied.
The receipt is in my wallet.
I took a different bus.
28. A · The student discount has been applied. The reply explains the lower or altered price through a discount.
Question–response 23
Could we finish the discussion after the break?
Of course; I will keep my notes.
I finished a different course.
The break room has a microwave.
29. A · Of course; I will keep my notes. The reply agrees to resume the discussion later.
Question–response 24
Will the exhibition materials arrive before we open?
The driver has just called from the loading gate.
We open a new account tomorrow.
The exhibition was interesting.
30. A · The driver has just called from the loading gate. The driver’s arrival at the loading gate indicates that delivery is imminent.
Question–response 25
Where did you save the revised logo file?
The logo is green and blue.
In the shared folder named Brand Assets.
We revised the plan twice.
31. B · In the shared folder named Brand Assets. The reply gives the file’s saved location.
Flowers for a business event
Events assistant: Hello. I am confirming the flowers for our award evening on Friday. The order says delivery to the hotel’s main entrance, but the event team will be working at the side service entrance.
Florist: Thank you for telling me. I will change the delivery instructions. The arrangements should be ready by four, and our driver can reach the hotel between four thirty and five.
Events assistant: That is early enough. The tables will be ready by then. Could you also put the arrangement numbers on the boxes so the team can match them to the table plan?
Florist: Certainly. Please send the final table plan by tomorrow morning. I will label each box before it leaves the shop.
32. C · The delivery entrance The assistant says the side service entrance should replace the main entrance.
33. C · Between 4:30 and 5:00 on Friday The florist offers the Friday afternoon delivery window.
34. C · The final table plan by tomorrow morning The table plan is needed so the arrangement boxes can be labelled correctly.
A bicycle repair estimate
Customer: My bicycle makes a clicking sound when I pedal. I use it to get to work, so I would like to have it checked before the weekend.
Mechanic: I can inspect it this afternoon. If it only needs an adjustment, it should be ready tomorrow. If a replacement part is needed, I will telephone you with an estimate before doing the work.
Customer: Please call my mobile rather than my office number. I will be away from my desk at a training session.
Mechanic: Of course. Leave the bicycle here, and I will write your mobile number on the job sheet. We will not fit any chargeable replacement part without your approval.
35. B · It makes a noise while being pedalled The customer reports a clicking sound when pedalling.
36. B · Call with an estimate before proceeding The mechanic promises to call for approval before chargeable replacement work.
37. D · They will be attending training away from their desk The customer says an office training session will keep them away from the desk.
Checking a small event budget
Finance assistant: Could we check the forum budget together? The first version included thirty guests, but the organiser has now confirmed forty.
Project officer: I have updated the catering total to match. The room hire is unchanged, and we have kept the same printing allowance. There is no transport cost because the speakers are arranging their own travel.
Finance assistant: Then I will use the revised total in the approval request. I also need a short explanation of why the figure changed.
Project officer: I will email that now: the increase is entirely due to catering for ten additional guests. Please attach the latest table, not the earlier version.
38. D · The confirmed guest count has increased Forty guests replace the earlier estimate of thirty, increasing catering.
39. D · LKR116000 The revised column totals 60000 + 48000 + 8000 + 0 = 116000.
40. A · An explanation of the change The project officer agrees to email a short explanation for the approval request.
A café equipment demonstration
Café owner: We have installed the new espresso machine, but two of the afternoon staff were away when the engineer showed us how to use it. Could you arrange another demonstration?
Supplier representative: Yes. We can send our trainer on Tuesday at two. Would that fit between your busiest periods?
Café owner: It would. Please focus on the daily cleaning procedure as well as making coffee. We want everyone to follow the same routine before the café closes.
Supplier representative: I will make a note of that. The session will take about forty minutes. Please have the cleaning kit that came with the machine available for the trainer.
41. D · Some staff missed the first one Two afternoon staff were away during the original demonstration.
42. B · The daily cleaning procedure The owner specifically asks the trainer to cover the daily cleaning routine.
43. D · The machine’s supplied cleaning kit The representative requests the cleaning kit supplied with the machine.
Window-cleaning access
Building caretaker: The cleaners are due at nine tomorrow. I have arranged for the offices to be empty, but the large window beside the entrance is above a busy walkway.
Cleaning supervisor: We will clean that window from inside. Even so, we need to put a warning barrier around the work area while the equipment is being moved. Could the first-floor meeting be moved away from the entrance for half an hour?
Building caretaker: Yes. I can ask the group to use the rear meeting room at the start. Please tell reception as soon as the barrier can be removed.
Cleaning supervisor: Certainly. We will deal with the entrance area first, then move to the smaller office windows.
44. C · Safe access during window cleaning They are planning to keep a busy entrance area safe while windows are cleaned.
45. A · In the rear meeting room The caretaker will move the group to the rear meeting room initially.
46. A · The entrance area The supervisor says the entrance area will be handled before the smaller office windows.
An alternative bus stop
Passenger: Does the bus for the hospital still stop outside this shopping centre? The usual shelter has a notice about roadworks.
Transport assistant: That stop is temporarily closed. Use the temporary stop on Market Street, opposite the post office. The direct hospital service stops there every twenty minutes.
Passenger: I need to arrive before eleven. Which departure on this board should I take? I would prefer not to change buses.
Transport assistant: Choose the direct service that reaches the hospital at ten forty. The next direct one arrives at eleven, which would be too late. The walk to Market Street takes about five minutes, so you should leave now.
47. A · It is closed because of roadworks The transport assistant identifies a temporary closure linked to roadworks.
48. A · 10:10 The 10:10 direct service arrives at 10:40, meeting the before-eleven requirement without a change.
49. D · Opposite the post office on Market Street The assistant gives this precise temporary-stop location.
A checkout price enquiry
Customer: The shelf label said these cereal boxes were on offer, but the normal price has appeared on the checkout screen. I have picked up two boxes of the same type.
Shop assistant: Let me check the promotion. The offer is for two boxes, so the discount should appear after I scan the second one. I have only scanned the first so far.
Customer: I see. I thought the price on each box would change separately.
Shop assistant: The total discount will show on a separate line on the receipt. I will point it out before you pay, so you can check that the combined price matches the shelf label.
50. A · A promotional discount has not yet appeared The normal price on the screen appears inconsistent with the shelf promotion.
51. A · Only the first of the two boxes has been scanned The two-box offer will be applied after the second box is scanned.
52. C · Show the discount line and confirm the combined price The assistant will point out the receipt’s discount line and check the total.
Setting up a community hall
Volunteer coordinator: Thank you for coming early. We need sixty chairs for tonight’s talk, but please leave a clear centre aisle and space near the front for wheelchair users.
Volunteer one: Should we put the unused chairs in the corner by the main door?
Volunteer coordinator: No, that corner is part of the exit route. Stack them in the side store instead. The caretaker has left the store unlocked for us.
Volunteer two: I will count out the sixty chairs while Arun takes the extras to the store. After that, we can check the aisles together.
Volunteer coordinator: Excellent. The speaker arrives at five, so let us finish the seating before then.
53. A · Keeping access routes and wheelchair spaces clear The instructions require a clear aisle, wheelchair space and unobstructed exit.
54. B · In the side store The exit corner is unsuitable, so extras must go into the side store.
55. D · The seating arrangement The coordinator wants the seating finished before the speaker arrives at five.
Lunch for a visiting group
Office host: I have booked lunch for our visiting engineers on Thursday. There will be eight people rather than the six I originally mentioned.
Restaurant supervisor: That is no problem; I can add two places. Will you still arrive at twelve thirty?
Office host: Yes. One guest avoids dairy products. Could you suggest a suitable meal and tell me whether it needs to be ordered in advance?
Restaurant supervisor: I will ask the kitchen and email you the ingredients and preparation information today. Please confirm the guest’s choice by noon tomorrow. I would rather check with the kitchen than guess about the dish.
56. B · The group size increases to eight The host changes the number of guests from six to eight.
57. D · Meal ingredients and preparation information The supervisor will consult the kitchen about a meal for the guest who avoids dairy.
58. C · By noon tomorrow The supervisor requests confirmation by noon the next day.
A shared document problem
Project assistant: I can open the project folder, but the planning document says that I can view it only. I need to add the revised delivery dates before the team call.
Document owner: I sent you the review link by mistake. I will send the editing link to your work email now. Please use that link rather than making another copy of the document.
Project assistant: Thank you. A single version will make it easier for everyone to follow the changes. Should I mark the new dates in the comments as well?
Document owner: Yes. Add a short comment beside each changed date, including the reason. The team call begins at two, so please finish by one thirty.
59. D · The link provides view-only access The assistant received a review link rather than the editing link.
60. C · Creating another copy of the document The owner specifically asks the assistant not to make another copy.
61. A · A comment giving the reason for the change The owner asks for a brief explanatory comment alongside each changed date.
Rescheduling a job interview
Candidate: Thank you for inviting me to interview on Friday morning. A compulsory training session at my current workplace has just been moved to the same time. Could I attend later in the day?
Recruitment assistant: The panel has a free slot at three thirty. The interview will still be online and should take about forty minutes. Would that be possible?
Candidate: Yes, thank you. Should I use the original meeting link?
Recruitment assistant: We will send a fresh invitation with the new time and link. Please have your portfolio open on your computer, as the panel will ask you to share one example of your work.
62. A · A compulsory work-training session conflicts with the interview A training session at the candidate’s current workplace has moved to the original interview time.
63. A · Online at 3:30 The assistant offers a three-thirty slot and confirms that the interview remains online.
64. C · A portfolio example that can be shared on screen The panel will ask the candidate to share one example from the portfolio.
Returning hired sports equipment
Club organiser: We hired twelve badminton rackets for Saturday’s event. The booking says return by five, but the final match may not finish until four forty-five.
Equipment assistant: We close at five thirty, so I can extend the return time to five fifteen at no extra charge. I cannot leave the desk open later than that.
Club organiser: That will give us enough time. Do you need the rackets individually wrapped?
Equipment assistant: No. Put them back in the two supplied cases and check that all twelve are there. Please tell us about any damage when you return them, rather than leaving a note inside the case.
65. A · The equipment return time The organiser needs more time after the final match to return the rackets.
66. C · 5:15 The assistant allows a free extension until five fifteen.
67. D · Directly to staff when the equipment is returned The assistant asks the organiser to tell staff about damage on return.
A payment receipt request
Business customer: Hello. I paid invoice R-902 by bank transfer yesterday, but our purchasing team needs a receipt before it can close the order record.
Accounts assistant: I can see the transfer in our account. The payment reference is correct, but we still have your old company address on the invoice. Should the receipt use the new address you emailed last week?
Business customer: Yes, please. Send it to the purchasing mailbox, and copy me in. There is no need to send a paper version.
Accounts assistant: Understood. I will update the address in our customer record and email the receipt this afternoon. Thank you for checking the details.
68. B · The purchasing team needs it to close an order record The customer gives the purchasing team’s order-closing requirement as the reason.
69. A · The company address The payment is present and correctly referenced, but the invoice shows the old address.
70. A · By email to purchasing, with a copy to the customer The customer requests an emailed receipt to purchasing and asks to be copied in.
Temporary changes during roof repairs
This is a message for all visitors to the East Wing offices. Essential roof repairs will begin on Tuesday and are expected to continue until Friday. During the work, the usual upstairs waiting area will be closed. Please report to the temporary reception desk in the ground-floor lounge instead. Staff will collect visitors from that lounge and take them to the appropriate meeting room. The lift will remain in use, but the outside staircase must not be used while contractors are working above it. All appointments remain at their original times unless you have received a separate message. If you need step-free access, please tell reception when you arrive so that a staff member can assist.
71. C · Roof repairs Essential roof repairs are causing the changes.
72. B · The ground-floor lounge Temporary reception is located in the ground-floor lounge.
73. C · Their times remain unchanged unless separately notified The announcement preserves original appointment times except where a separate message says otherwise.
A lost-property message
Hello, Mr Silva. This is the lost-property office at the exhibition centre. A small black shoulder bag matching the description you gave us has been handed in. It contains a notebook with your company name on the first page, so we believe it may be yours. Please come to the security desk beside Gate Two between nine and five to identify it. Bring photo identification and be prepared to describe another item inside the bag. We cannot release property based on the company name alone. If you cannot collect it this week, please telephone us to arrange another time. Do not come to the closed administration entrance on the south side of the building.
74. C · A bag matching his report has been found The lost-property office has received a bag matching his description.
75. A · Describe another item inside the bag To verify ownership, he must provide identification and describe an additional item.
76. D · The security desk beside Gate Two The message gives the Gate Two security desk as the collection point.
A shop’s online collection service
Thank you for shopping with Hill Street Art Supplies. We are introducing online ordering for collection in our shop. Select your items on the website and wait for an email saying that your order is ready before travelling to collect it. The automatic order acknowledgement is not a collection confirmation. Most orders placed before noon on a weekday will be ready that afternoon, but specialist paper may need to be brought from our store. Bring your order number when you arrive and go to the collection counter at the back of the shop. If someone else is collecting for you, please add their name to the order notes. We will keep prepared orders for seven days.
77. D · An email confirming that the order is ready The speaker distinguishes the ready-for-collection email from the automatic acknowledgement.
78. A · Specialist paper Specialist paper may need to be brought from the store.
79. D · Their order number The instructions tell customers to bring the order number.
A fitness centre announcement
Members are advised that the ground-floor changing area will be refurbished from Monday for approximately ten days. During this period, please use the changing rooms on the first floor. The pool and exercise studios will remain open according to the normal timetable. Because there are fewer temporary lockers, we ask members to bring only essential belongings and to clear their lockers after each visit. Do not leave bags overnight. Towels will continue to be available at reception. Members who need an accessible changing space should contact the duty manager, who can explain the temporary arrangements. We appreciate your patience while we improve the facilities.
80. C · The ground-floor changing area The refurbishment is specifically for the ground-floor changing area.
81. D · There are fewer temporary lockers Reduced temporary locker capacity is the stated reason.
82. D · The duty manager Members needing accessible changing space are asked to contact the duty manager.
A conference preparation briefing
Before you travel to the regional sales conference, please check the details in the information pack sent yesterday. The company has paid for the train tickets and hotel rooms directly, so do not include those items in your expense claim. Reasonable meal costs during the journey can be claimed, provided you keep the receipts. The conference organiser has asked every participant to prepare a three-minute introduction to a recent successful project. You do not need presentation slides; a few clear examples are enough. Please email me your project title by Wednesday afternoon so that I can send the full list to the organiser. We will meet at the station entrance at seven fifteen on Thursday morning.
83. C · Train tickets and hotel rooms The company has already paid the train and hotel costs directly.
84. B · A short introduction to a successful project The organiser requests a three-minute project introduction without requiring slides.
85. B · The project title The speaker needs project titles to compile the list for the organiser.
A market information broadcast
The Saturday town market is moving temporarily to the riverside square while the usual car park is resurfaced. The market will open at its normal time of eight in the morning and close at one. Shoppers are encouraged to use the free shuttle from the library car park, as vehicle access to the riverside square will be limited to stallholders setting up before seven thirty. The shuttle will run every fifteen minutes. A covered seating area has been arranged beside the community café, and the usual local produce and craft stalls will be present. The organisers expect to return to the regular site the following week, but they will confirm that on the town website after the work is inspected.
86. A · Its usual site is being resurfaced Resurfacing work at the usual car-park site requires the temporary move.
87. B · The free shuttle from the library car park Shoppers are encouraged to use the free shuttle because vehicle access is restricted.
88. B · The return to the regular site the following week Return to the usual site depends on inspection and a later website confirmation.
Staff award nominations
Nominations are now open for our annual customer-care award. Any employee may nominate a colleague by completing the short form on the staff portal. Please describe one specific example of helpful service rather than submitting a list of general compliments. The example should come from the current year, and it may involve an internal or external customer. Nominations close at five on the last working day of this month. A panel from three departments will review the examples without seeing the nominators’ names. Previous winners may be nominated again, but employees cannot nominate themselves. The winner will be announced at next month’s staff meeting, and all shortlisted colleagues will receive a certificate.
89. D · A specific example of helpful service from the current year The speaker asks for one concrete current-year example.
90. D · A panel representing three departments A cross-department panel is responsible for reviewing the examples.
91. B · Nominating oneself The rules explicitly prohibit self-nomination.
An appointment information line
You have reached the appointment information line for Central Dental Practice. Our reception telephone is answered from eight in the morning until six in the evening, Monday to Friday. If you need to change an existing appointment, please contact reception rather than replying to the automatic reminder message. That message is sent from an address that does not receive replies. When you call, have the appointment date and the patient’s name ready. If you are running late on the day, let reception know as soon as possible so that staff can advise you about the schedule. This information line cannot record cancellations. Please speak to a receptionist during the stated hours.
92. C · Its sending address does not receive replies The automatic reminder is sent from a no-reply address.
93. B · The appointment date and patient’s name The message asks for the date and patient name to identify the booking.
94. D · By speaking to reception during telephone hours The line cannot record cancellations, so callers must contact a receptionist.
A volunteer delivery briefing
Thank you for helping with today’s community book deliveries. Each bag is labelled with a recipient’s name and a route letter. Please check that the route letter on your bags matches the list given to your driver. Do not rearrange bags between vehicles without telling the coordinator, because we need to know which team has each delivery. If a recipient is not at home, telephone the number on your route sheet and follow the delivery instruction recorded there. Do not leave books outside unless that instruction specifically allows it. Return any undelivered bags to the hall at the end of the route. We will then contact the recipients to arrange another suitable delivery time.
95. B · That bag route letters match their driver’s list The coordinator asks teams to compare route letters with the driver’s list.
96. C · The coordinator needs to track which team has each delivery The briefing explains that delivery responsibility must remain traceable.
97. D · It should be brought back to the hall The speaker instructs teams to return undelivered bags to the hall.
A campus lecture announcement
The public lecture on sustainable building design will now take place in Lecture Hall Three, rather than the small seminar room originally advertised. Registration numbers exceeded the seminar room’s capacity, so the organisers have chosen a larger venue. The date and starting time remain Wednesday at six in the evening. Admission is free, but please bring the confirmation email on your phone or as a printed copy. Doors will open at five thirty. After the lecture, the speaker will answer questions for about twenty minutes. If you would like a step-free route from the campus entrance, follow the blue signs to the lift lobby. There is no need to arrive at the old seminar room first.
98. B · More people registered than the original room could hold Registrations exceeded the seminar room’s capacity.
99. C · Their confirmation email, digital or printed The announcement accepts the confirmation email on a phone or as a printed copy.
100. A · At 5:30 on Wednesday Doors open at five thirty, half an hour before the six o’clock lecture.
