This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to learn a language by listening to the radio
Find a radio station broadcasting in the language you are studying.
If you live in an area where the language is spoken, you may find a local radio station just by scanning the dial. For example, if you want to learn spanish and you live in many parts of the united states, there may be a local station broadcasting in spanish.

Pick your answer from:
(1). If you live near quebec, you will probably be able to pick up some french stations. If there is no radio station near you in the language you are studying, look online for internet radio stations.
(2). Watch out for radio stations that are explaining a new language. For example, if you can only understand a language spoken by the beatles, you can easily find a radio station that is explaining these terms.
(3). If you can't find radio stations broadcasting in english, browse the internet for radio stations broadcasting from throughout the country. Find local radio stations providing information in a foreign language.
(4). Just because there are only two stations broadcasting, doesn't mean that they are all spanish. The radio stations themselves, however, can be a bit tricky to locate in the language you are studying.
The answer is:
(1).