TEST 12

1.       wings

2.       fog

3.       pizza

4.       pepper

5.       9

Part two. Listen and look. There is one example.

Don't forget our visit to the new airport tomorrow everyone.

We haven't. We're all excited about this cold trip Mr. Drum. Do we need to bring anything with us? Money or snacks?

No you don't David, but perhaps you'd like to take your cameras with you. It'll be a good idea to take lots of photos.

Brilliant. Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

Will we take a trip in a plane too? No we'll stay on the ground this time, but we'll meet a pilot and he'll show us the parts of a plane like the instruments and the wings.

Oh that sounds fantastic. Please think of questions to ask the pilot.

Oh yes, like what do they do in dangerous weather? Do they fly when there's a storm or fog?

Excellent question. Write that one down David. After we see the planes we'll have lunch at the pizza restaurant there. We'll meet the man who designed the airport. He'll speak to us about it.

What's the designer's name? Mr. Pepper. That's P E P P E R. He studied in our school when he was a boy.

She did? Wow. Okay now remember. The school bus will be here at half past eight in the morning and we'll leave at nine o'clock. Don't be late.

No problem Mr. Drum.

Now listen to part two again.

Will we take a trip in a plane too? No we'll stay on the ground this time, but we'll meet a pilot and he'll show us the parts of a plane like the instruments and the wings.

Oh that sounds fantastic. Please think of questions to ask the pilot.

Oh yes, like what do they do in dangerous weather? Do they fly when there's a storm or fog?

Excellent question. Write that one down David. After we see the planes we'll have lunch at the pizza restaurant there. We'll meet the man who designed the airport. He'll speak to us about it.

What's the designer's name?

Mr. Pepper. That's P E P P P E R. He studied in our school when he was a boy.

She did? Wow.

Okay now remember. The school bus will be here at half past eight in the morning and we'll leave at nine o'clock. Don't be late.

No problem Mr. Drum.

That is the end of part two.

TEST 13

1.       Wednesday

2.       Winters

3.       6

4.       419

5.       A new costume

Part 2. Listen and look. There is one example.

Hello. My name is Katie March and I'd like to join one of your dance classes please.

Hello and welcome Katie. Can you spell your last name for me please?

Of course, it's M-A-R-C-H. Thank you.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

When can I start?

Well, most of our classes are full, but you can join the one on Wednesdays at 5 in the afternoon or at the same time on Fridays.

The first one please. I've got ice skating practice on Fridays.

Who told you about us Katie?

My best friend. Could you please see if we're in the same class? Her name's Sophia Winters. That's W-I-N-T-E-R-S.

Of course. Let me look in the computer.

Yes, you'll be together.

I can't wait. You know, I've had six years of lessons. Then I had to stop when I broke my leg.

I couldn't dance for 13 months.

Oh dear. It's wonderful that you are better now.

Would you like me to give you some money now?

No, but I need to write down your address.

Okay, I live in 419 Westfield Road. That's near Park Street.

Alright, your teacher is Mrs. Castle. See you next week Katie.

Great. Thanks. Now I need a new costume and shoes. I'm much bigger than I was.

I'll ask Mom to take me to the shopping centre before my first lesson.

Now listen to part two again.

When can I start?

Well, most of our classes are full, but you can join the one on Wednesdays at 5 in the afternoon,

or at the same time on Fridays.

The first one please. I've got ice skating practice on Fridays.

Who told you about us Katie?

My best friend. Could you please see if we're in the same class? Her name's Sophia Winters.

That's W-I-N-T-E-R-S.

Of course. Let me look in the computer.

Yes, you'll be together.

I can't wait. You know, I've had six years of lessons. Then I had to stop when I broke my leg.

I couldn't dance for 13 months.

Oh dear. It's wonderful that you are better now.

Would you like me to give you some money now?

No, but I need to write down your address.

Okay. I live in 419 Westfield Road. That's near Park Street.

Alright. Your teacher is Mrs. Castle. See you next week, Katie.

Great. Thanks.

Now I need a new costume and shoes. I'm much bigger than I was.

I'll ask Mum to take me to the shopping centre before my first lesson.

That is the end of part two.

TEST 14

 

TEST 15

1.       January

2.       Spassky

3.       Chess magazines

4.       Hotel

5.       Text massage

Part two. Listen and look. There is one example.

Sarah, did you know that there's a new chess club in our town?

No, I had no idea. Is it popular?

Yes, it is. It has 50 members from all different ages. I joined two.

That's great.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

Has the club been open for a long time?

No. It had its first meeting this January, but I joined a few weeks ago in March.

Do you have to know how to play chess to join the club?

No, you don't. A man there gives lessons to new players.

His name is Oliver Spasky.

How do you spell his surname?

S-P-A-double-S-K-Y. He knows a lot about chess and he's really friendly.

Is there anything else to do at the club? I mean, to take a break from chess?

Well, when we're not playing, members often read chess magazines there.

They give you information so you can improve your game.

So, where does the club meet?

You know where the theatre is in Flag Street, right?

Well, the club meets in the hotel across from that. We use a room in the basement there.

And how can I join the club? Do I need to send someone an email?

No. Just send a text message to the club's manager, Miss Friend. I'll write down her phone number for you now.

Now, listen to part two again.

Has the club been open for a long time?

No. It had its first meeting this January, but I joined a few weeks ago in March.

Do you have to know how to play chess to join the club?

No, you don't. A man there gives lessons to new players. His name is Oliver Spasky.

How do you spell his surname?

S-P-A-double-S-K-Y. He knows a lot about chess, and he's really friendly.

Is there anything else to do at the club? I mean, to take a break from chess?

Well, when we're not playing, members often read chess magazines there.

They give you information so you can improve your game.

So, where does the club meet?

You know where the theatre is in Flag Street, right? Well, the club meets in the hotel across from that.

We use a room in the basement there.

And how can I join the club? Do I need to send someone an email?

No. Just send a text message to the club's manager, Miss Friend. I'll write down her phone number for you now.

That is the end of part two.

TEST 16

1.       Rides

2.       Water

3.       Tent

4.       Factory

5.       chuckles

Part two. Listen and look. There is one example.

Now listen boys and girls. I want to tell you about a fun school trip next week.

Where are we going to visit?

We're going to go to Preston Funfair on Monday morning.

Oh, that sounds great.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

What fun things can we do at the Funfair?

Well, you can go on lots of rides and you can meet actors in costumes too.

And do we have to take anything with us? Samuches or juice?

No, we will go for lunch at a restaurant there.

But it's a good idea to bring a bottle of water. I think it'll be a warm day. So you might be thirsty.

And what happens if it rains? Did children go back to the bus?

No, William. The Funfair has a huge tent. So we can go there to play board games.

Where will we catch the bus on Monday morning? Will it be outside the school?

No, it won't be there. It'll be outside the factory. So ask your parents to bring you there.

Okay, I'll be there.

And one more thing. A clown from a circus sometimes comes to the Funfair. He might be there when we go. His name's Mr. Chuckles.

How do you spell that?

C-H-U-C-K-L-E-S. He's very funny. Children always laugh when he's around.

Now listen to part two again.

What fun things can we do at the Funfair?

Well, you can go on lots of rides and you can meet actors in costumes too.

And do we have to take anything with us? Sandwiches or juice?

No. We will go for lunch at a restaurant there. But it's a good idea to bring a bottle of water. I think it'll be a warm day. So you might be thirsty.

And what happens if it rains? Did children go back to the bus?

No, William. The Funfair has a huge tent. So we can go there to play board games.

Where will we catch the bus on Monday morning? Will it be outside the school?

No, it won't be there. It'll be outside the factory. So ask your parents to bring you there.

Okay, I'll be there.

And one more thing. A clown from a circus sometimes comes to the Funfair. He might be there when we go. His name's Mr. Chuckles.

How do you spell that?

C-H-U-C-K-L-E-S. He's very funny. Children always laugh when he's around.

That is the end of part two.

 

TEST 17

1.       swinley

2.       butterflies

3.       tent

4.       Friday

5.       4590

Part 2. Listen and look. There is one example.

David, do you want to go camping this weekend?

Okay, Dad. That sounds good. My friend Tom camped in a forest next to a river last weekend. Can we go there?

Sure. That sounds good.

Great. There's a mountain 20 minutes away, so we can go climbing there too.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

So, what's this forest called?

It's Swinley Forest.

And how do you spell that? I want to search it on the internet.

S-W-I-N-L-E-Y. Tom said it's really beautiful.

Okay, I found some information about it. It looks lovely.

What animals can we see in the forest? I hope there aren't any bears.

Don't worry. It's really safe there. The website says that it's famous for its butterflies.

What will we take with us? Will I bring my laptop?

No, we don't need that. But we need to get the tent from the basement. That's really important.

Do you want to leave on Friday evening, Dad?

Well, we could leave on Saturday morning, but your idea is better. Then we can spend more time there.

Is there a special place for camping in the forest? Or can we camp anywhere?

I'm not sure. Perhaps we should call someone about that.

Look, there's a number on the website. It's 3724590.

Okay, I'll call now and find out.

Now, listen to part two again.

So, what's this forest called?

It's Swinley Forest.

And how do you spell that? I want to search it on the internet.

S-W-I-N-L-E-Y. Tom said it's really beautiful.

Okay, I found some information about it. It looks lovely.

What animals can we see in the forest? I hope there aren't any bears.

Don't worry, it's really safe there. The website says that it's famous for its butterflies.

What will we take with us? Will I bring my laptop?

No, we don't need that. But we need to get the tent from the basement. That's really important.

Do you want to leave on Friday evening, Dad?

Well, we could leave on Saturday morning, but your idea is better. Then we can spend more time there.

Is there a special place for camping in the forest? Or can we camp anywhere?

I'm not sure. Perhaps we should call someone about that.

Look, there's a number on the website. It's 3724590.

Okay, I'll call now and find out.

That is the end of part two.

 

TEST 18

1.       Jonson

2.       Olives

3.       Milkshake

4.       Strawberry

5.       Bridge

 

Part 2. Listen and look. There is one example.

Hello, this is Pizza Corner. How can I help you?

Hi. I'd like a pizza, please.

Of course. First, what's your phone number?

It's 2-1-2-4-2-1-3.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

Can I have your name too, please?

Yes. It's William Johnson. That's J-O-N-S-O-N.

Now, what pizza would you like? Our special pizza today is cheese and peppers.

That sounds nice, but I want a few olives on the pizza instead of peppers, please. I love them.

Would you like anything to drink? We have a new milkshake. It's very popular right now.

Well, I usually drink lemonade when I eat pizza, but that drink sounds really nice. I'd like to try it, please.

And what about something sweet to eat?

Well, I've got some chocolate biscuits here, but I'd like something different to eat. Give me some ice cream, please. Strawberry, if you have it.

And where shall we send everything?

To 23 Bridge Street. It's in the town centre.

Okay. Your meal will be there in 20 minutes. Thank you.

Now, listen to part two again.

Can I have your name too, please?

Yes. It's William Johnson. That's J-O-N-S-O-N.

Now, what pizza would you like? Our special pizza today is cheese and peppers.

That sounds nice, but I want a few olives on the pizza instead of peppers, please. I love them.

Would you like anything to drink? We have a new milkshake. It's very popular right now.

Well, I usually drink lemonade when I eat pizza, but that drink sounds really nice. I'd like to try it, please.

And what about something sweet to eat?

Well, I've got some chocolate biscuits here, but I'd like something different to eat. Give me some ice cream, please. Strawberry, if you have it.

And where shall we send everything?

To 23 Bridge Street. It's in the town centre.

Okay. Your meal will be there in 20 minutes.

Thank you.

That is the end of part two.