(You would need to listen to the audio track to accurately fill in the blanks. Since I cannot listen to audio files, I'll explain the method to answer these questions.)

1. Count the rooms described in the audio and insert the correct number.
2. Describe the position of one bathroom in relation to the bedrooms.
3. Note if anything is missing from the house, such as a garage or garden.
4. Identify what the family does during weekends and where.
5. Mention the furnishings or features missing in Ngà's bedroom.

(Again, listening to the audio is required. Here's how you can answer based on clues from the audio.)

1. Identify the college name Philip attends for his photography class.
2. Listen for the time the classes start.
3. Focus on why Philip enjoys the course, whether it's learning, improving skills, or using a new camera.
4. Determine what Philip says is easiest to photograph.
5. Find out what Philip plans to do after completing the course.

1. B. warm – The vowel sound in "warm" is pronounced differently from the others.
2. D. school – The "ch" sound in "school" is /k/, different from the /tʃ/ sound in others.
3. C. present – The vowel sound in "present" differs from others.
4. D. correct – The "o" sound in "correct" is different.
5. C. arrives – The "s" sound in "arrives" is pronounced /z/, while others are /s/.

1. C. police – The stress is on the second syllable, while others have the first syllable stressed.
2. D. engineer – The stress is on the third syllable, different from the others.
3. B. unusual – The stress is on the second syllable, unlike the others.
4. D. company – The stress is on the first syllable, unlike others.