TEST 12

11   In the park, there is

        A   a café.

        B   a hotel.

        C   a guest-house.

12   The village has a

        A   swimming pool.

        B   cinema.

        C   food shop.

13   You can only go through the park

        A   by car.

        B   by bus.

        C   on foot.

14   On weekdays, a visit to the park costs

        A   $12.

        B   $13.

        C   $16.

15   In the park, the woman will see

        A   animals.

        B   flowers.

        C   snow.

Answer & Audioscript

11 A   12 C   13 C   14 A   15 B

Audioscript

Man:   Can I help you?

Woman:   I’d like some information about the mountain park. I’ve got seven days’ holiday next month.

Man:   Yes, certainly.

Woman:   First, I’d like to book somewhere to stay.

Man:   I’m afraid there’s nothing in the park, just a small café, that’s all. The nearest guest-house is in a village a few kilometres away.

Woman:   Has the village got somewhere to swim or a cinema?

Man:   It’s very quiet. There’s just a small supermarket that sells food.

Woman:   I don’t mind that. Can I take my car to the park?

Man:   Yes. But you must leave it at the entrance with the other cars and buses. Visitors must walk through the park.

Woman:   And how much does it cost to go in?

Man:   From Mondays to Fridays everyone pays twelve dollars, but at weekends it’s thirteen dollars for children and sixteen dollars for adults.

Woman:   Right. Will I see any animals in the park next month?

Man:   I don’t think so. But it’s the best time to go! There won’t be any snow and the flowers will be beautiful.

TEST 13

11   Which bus goes to the sports centre?

        A   15

        B   18

        C   25

12   From Monday to Saturday, the sports centre is open from

        A   6 a.m.

        B   7 a.m.

        C   9 a.m.

13   If Sue goes swimming, she must take

        A   soap.

        B   a swimming hat.

        C   a towel.

14   At the sports centre, you can buy

        A   sandwiches.

        B   fruit.

        C   drinks.

15   Jim and Sue are going to go to the sports centre next

        A   Wednesday.

        B   Thursday.

        C   Saturday.

Answer & Audioscript

11 B   12 A   13 C   14 A   15 B

Audioscript

Sue:   Have you been to the new sports centre, Jim?

Jim:   Yes, Sue. It’s not cheap, but it’s big and light.

Sue:   Does bus eighteen go there?

Jim:   That’s right. It takes fifteen minutes. Don’t get bus twenty-five because you have to walk a long way.

Sue:   I like doing sport early in the morning. Is it open at seven?

Jim:   Yes, you can go there from six, except on Sundays. Then it doesn’t open until nine. The swimming pool has good hot showers; you have to bring your own towel but you can get soap there. They don’t make you wear a swimming hat.

Sue:   Do they sell things to eat there?

Jim:   Only sandwiches; they don’t sell drinks. I usually take some fruit.

Sue:   I’d love to go with you next week. How about Wednesday?

Jim:   Well, I work until late on Wednesday. I’m free on Saturday but it’s too busy then. It’ll have to be Thursday.

Sue:   OK. See you then.

TEST 14

11   At the moment, the shopping centre sells

        A   clothes.

        B   books.

        C   food.

12   You can take a coach to the shopping centre on

        A   Mondays.

        B   Tuesdays.

        C   Saturdays.

13   Anne’s coach ticket will cost

        A   £2.50.

        B   £5.60.

        C   £10.80.

14   The nearest coach stop to Anne’s house is

        A   in the bus station.

        B   in the market square.

        C   outside the museum.

15   The coach journey takes

        A   10 minutes.

        B   20 minutes.

        C   40 minutes.

Answer & Audioscript

11 A   12 B   13 B   14 C   15 C

Audioscript

Friend:   Anne, have you been to that new shopping centre?

Anne:   The Forest Centre?

Friend:   No. I mean Queen’s, the new one near the river.

Anne:   Oh. I’ve seen the advertisement. It’s got the largest café and bookshop in the country.

Friend:   It will have. Only the clothes shops are open this month.

Anne:   Well, that’s OK. But it’s at least thirty kilometres away and I haven’t got a car.

Friend:   Well, there is a coach once a week.

Anne:   Is there? I can get that if it’s not on Saturday. I have to work then.

Friend:   It goes on Tuesday. But it’s best to get your ticket on Monday.

Anne:   Is the ticket expensive?

Friend:   Ten pounds eighty for adults, two pounds fifty for children and only five pounds sixty for students like you.

Anne:   Not bad. Does it go from the bus station?

Friend:   Yes, and it stops in Market Square and outside the museum in Broad Street.

Anne:   Oh, good. I’ll get it there. Broad Street is really near my house. Does it leave early?

Friend:   Twenty past nine and you get to the shopping centre forty minutes later at ten o’clock.

Anne:   Great!