I am now practicing a TOEFL listening section with a textbook.
Now, given such a kind of information like below,
Well, I'm a member of the drama club and we are going to on tour two weeks from now. We are performing Arthur Miller's "The Death Of a Salesman" at hour other colleges. I'll be gone the entire week and I'm afraid I'll miss three classes.
Now the test question is
How long will the student be gone?
Choices are
(A) One week
(B) Two weeks
(c) Three weeks
(d) Four weeks
The answer is (A). I heard the question saying "We are going to on tour two weeks from now." so, I chose (B). But the text says, (A) is correct because (or only because) there was saying I'll be gone the entire week.
Couldn't this question be too difficult or how do you interpret? Personally thinking there 2 contradicting information in the passage, at least it seems to me.