have a party

[hsengoren]

M: Well, I think we can look forward to a pretty good time. Look, I’m going to have to get going, was there anything more we need?

W: I forgot to ask you if you could bring some of those nice cakes you often make.

Q: What can be inferred about the speakers?

(A) They are planning to have a party.
(B) They are on a dinner plate.
(C) The man cooked for the woman.
(D) They are planning a party.

My question is, is there really a big difference between A and D?

[Erin]

IMO, there's no "TOEFL difference" between A and D. In other words, this is not, IMO, a good TOEFL question.

And personally, I think either A or D is fine.

Where's this question from?

[hsengoren]

Originally posted by Erin Billy
Where's this question from?

It is from http://www.downdowndown.net/
Test 3 Q27
And it says answer is D.
Thanks.

[Hippo]

Hello guys,

May be in the A it is supposed they it is they , who are going to have a party, I mean that they organize it themselves.

Hsengoren, try 4th, and may be you will be able to answer questions which I posted here a couple of days ago. And in general, how do you feel about those questions? They seem to be quite hard for me. I do approximatly 15 mistakes in each listening test ;-(

Regards.

[hsengoren]

Originally posted by Hippo
Hsengoren, try 4th, and may be you will be able to answer questions which I posted here a couple of days ago. And in general, how do you feel about those questions? They seem to be quite hard for me. I do approximatly 15 mistakes in each listening test ;-(
Regards.

Yeah, I tried first 3 so far and I averaged 12-15 mistakes per test. They are pretty tough for me too. There are also some typoos.
Test 3 sounded familiar to me. I had solved it once before. But I cannot remember which one it was.