Two TOEIC-style talks: a guide welcomes visitors to a history museum, and a TV presenter gives the weekend weather forecast.
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Questions seventy-seven through seventy-nine refer to the following talk.
Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the Riverside History Museum!
My name's Oliver, and I'll be your guide today.
The tour will take about ninety minutes.
We'll start here on the ground floor with the old fishing boats.
Then we'll go upstairs to see our brand-new dinosaur exhibition!
Now, please remember, you're welcome to take photos,
but please don't use the flash, because it damages the paintings.
Oh, and I'm afraid the lift is out of order today.
If you need help with the stairs, just let me know.
Right, shall we begin? Follow me, everyone!
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Questions ninety-two through ninety-four refer to the following broadcast.
Good evening, and here's your weekend weather forecast.
Great news for Saturday — it'll be warm and sunny all day!
So it's the perfect day for the Harbor Food Festival.
Sunday, though, is a different story.
Heavy rain will move in early in the morning,
and strong winds are expected by the afternoon.
If you're driving, please allow extra time for your trip.
Don't worry, though — the sun will be back on Monday!
Now, stay tuned for the sports news after the break.
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