听较长对话或短文，选择正确答案

Explanation

Step 1: the question asks about a worry, so listen for “可是” (but) or a question the man asks. Step 2: he says “可是我没有工作经验，他们会要我吗？” (but I have no work experience — will they take me?), which is his worry. “His Chinese is poor” is wrong: the teacher says “汉语又好” (your Chinese is good, too). Internship pay and a graduation thesis are never mentioned. Tip: in long dialogues jot down one key word per turn (实习 → 经验 → 简历 → 中文/越南语 → 翻译) so you can answer all three questions.

Explanation

When the man asks “简历要用中文写吗？” (should the CV be in Chinese?), she answers “最好中文和越南语各准备一份” (best to prepare one in each). “各” means “each”, i.e. two versions in two languages. “Only in Chinese” is the trap: it is the man's guess, which she corrects. “Only the prizes” is wrong because she says to list “参加过的活动” (activities) as well as prizes. Length is never mentioned.

Explanation

The man's last line is “我这个周末就把简历写出来” (I'll get the CV written this weekend). The time word “这个周末” in the question points straight to this line. “Interview in Bac Ninh” is wrong: Bac Ninh is only where companies are hiring; he has no interview yet. Practising translation is the teacher's general advice (“平时要多练练” – practise regularly), not his weekend plan. The internship itself is planned for next semester.

Explanation

The talk has several numbers, so note each with its meaning: “大约二十分钟” (about 20 minutes) is the good nap length, “超过一个小时” (over an hour) is too long, and “十几分钟” (ten-odd minutes) is the rest after a meal before sleeping. So the answer is about twenty minutes. “Over an hour” is wrong because then you “反而容易感到头疼” (get headaches instead). “Ten-odd minutes” is the number trap: it is the rest before the nap, not the nap. “The longer the better” contradicts “并不是越长越好”.

Explanation

“有的人吃完午饭马上就躺下，这样对胃不好” (lying down straight after lunch is bad for the stomach) answers the question directly. The other three options are all in the talk but belong to other causes: headaches and sleepless nights come from napping “超过一个小时” (over an hour), and a sore neck from sleeping in a chair too long. This is a typical HSK 5 trap: every option is “heard”, so you must match each effect to its cause.

Explanation

A main-idea question needs the whole talk: it opens with “午睡的习惯” (the napping habit), then covers how long, when and where to nap — i.e. how to nap well. “The harm of napping” is wrong: the talk says naps help (“更有精神” – more alert) and only warns against doing it wrong. The office is a small detail, and higher efficiency is one benefit mentioned once, not the topic.