curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680a47355eb2535f8019d713.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Sarah want to do in the meeting?
Finish the list of team members.
She's not talking about people. Listen for what she says they need to complete.
Finish the list of components.
Start a list of possible suppliers.
She doesn't mention suppliers or starting a new list.
Cancel the next product batch.
She's preparing for the product batch, not canceling it.
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Wrap up means to finish or complete something. Sarah says they need to wrap up the list of components, which means they want to complete the list before they move forward.
Components are the parts needed for the product batch, a group of products being made.
The goal of the meeting is to finish that list of components.
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