TEST 4

PART 1 1 Friday   2 (a) story   3 (about) 2/two 4 (the) jungles/jungles   5 Lost 1 MAN:   Now. You must do the homework this week. GIRL:   Which day shall we give it to you, Mr Brown? MAN:   On Friday, please. GIRL:   OK then. Friday. 2 BOY:   So, what do we have to do? MAN:   Well, I want you all to do some writing. BOY:   What kind of writing? MAN:   A story, please. BOY:   Oh good. I like writing stories. 3 GIRL:   How long does it have to be? MAN:   Ah, that’s a good question. Um, about two pages, please. GIRL:   But I can only write slowly! Can I do one page, please? MAN:   No! I want you all to write two pages. 4 BOY:   What have we got to write about? Can we choose? MAN:   No. I want you to write about the jungle. BOY:   That’s difficult. I can’t do that. MAN:   You must try, Nick. We saw a film about jungles yesterday. BOY:   Well … I can try. 5 MAN:   Now, here’s the name of a book. Write it in your books, please. GIRL:   Is this for homework? MAN:   Yes. I want you all to try and read it. GIRL:   What’s the name of the book? MAN:   ‘The Lost World’. GIRL:   ‘The Last World’? MAN:   No. L-O-S-T. GIRL:   OK, Mr Brown.

PART 2 1 11/eleven   2 Lowe   3 Dolphins 4 Cane   5 (a) sandwich 1 MAN:   Now, how old are you, Emma? GIRL:   I’m eleven. MAN:   Sorry? How old? GIRL:   Eleven. 2 MAN:   And where do you live? GIRL:   Lowe Street. MAN:   How do you spell that? GIRL:   L-O-W-E. MAN:   Is that next to the library? GIRL:   Yes. 3 MAN:   My next question is, do you go to any of our swimming classes? GIRL:   Yes, on Thursday. MAN:   Which one, Emma? What’s the name of the class? GIRL:   Last year, I went to ‘Ducks’, but now I go to ‘Dolphins’, because I can swim better. MAN:   Great! ‘Dolphins’ is a good class. 4 MAN:   Who’s your swimming teacher? GIRL:   His name’s Paul Carne. MAN:   Oh. You mean Paul Cane. C-A-N-E. GIRL:   Oh, yes. That’s right. 5 MAN:   Last question. After your class, do you buy any food at the café here? GIRL:   Yes, I buy a sandwich. MAN:   Do you always buy a sandwich? GIRL:   Yes, because after swimming, I’m always very hungry.

PART 3

1 Spear   2 Plants   3 Tennis   4 Film   5 week 1 MAN:   Now, what’s your name? GIRL:   Daisy Spear. MAN:   How do you spell that? GIRL:   It’s S-P-E-A-R. MAN:   Right. 2 MAN:   Now, which book have you got? GIRL:   This one. It’s name is ‘My Plants’. MAN:   OK. Then we write ‘My Aunts’ here. GIRL:   Um, not ‘Aunts’ – ‘Plants’! MAN:   Oh, yes, sorry. 3 MAN:   Have you got a video there? GIRL:   Yes. MAN:   Is there a name on the box? GIRL:   It’s a sports video. It says ‘Tennis’ on the box. MAN:   OK. Put ‘Tennis’ here. Can you play well? GIRL:   No, not very well. I want to play better.

4 MAN:   Have you got a CD player at home? You can take a CD. GIRL:   I’d like to take this one. Is that OK? MAN:   Yes. GIRL:   It says ‘Music’ on the outside. Shall I write that? MAN:   What kind of music is it? GIRL:   Film music. I see, I write film music here. 5 MAN:   How many days do you need them all for? GIRL:   Can I have them for one week? MAN:   Yes. That’s fine. So, can you write ‘one week’ at the bottom, there, please? GIRL:   Oh, yes, I see. MAN:   Good. Now you can take all your things. Enjoy them!

TEST 5

1 Fry   2 orange   3 (the) swimming pool 4 towel   5 (number/no/#) 42/ forty-two 1 MAN:   What’s your name? GIRL:   It’s Daisy. Daisy Fry. MAN:   Do you spell that F-R-Y, Daisy? GIRL:   Yes. That’s right. 2 MAN:   And what colour is your bag, Daisy? GIRL:   It’s orange and it’s got my name on it. MAN:   Orange, you say …? GIRL:   Yes. MAN:   … because we’ve got a yellow one here. GIRL:   No, that one isn’t mine. 3 MAN:   Now, where did you last have your bag? GIRL:   It was on the grass outside. MAN:   Next to the swimming pool, or the café? GIRL:   The swimming pool. 4 MAN:   And what’s inside your bag, Daisy? GIRL:   A towel. My mother bought it for my swimming lessons. MAN:   Is that the only thing in your bag? A towel? GIRL:   Yes. 5 MAN:   Now, where do you live? GIRL:   My address is 42, Top Street. MAN:   Number 42. I know Top Street. GIRL:   Do you? MAN:   Yes, Now / must look for your bag, Daisy, and you must be more careful with your things.

1 toothbrush   2 (a) plant   3 (the) library 4 towels   5 new glasses 1 MAN:   Now, there’s another thing I must buy at the supermarket. Oh, what is it? GIRL:   A new toothbrush. MAN:   Yes, that’s right. A toothbrush for the baby. GIRL:   No, Dad! For Mum! The new baby hasn’t got any teeth! 2 MAN:   Shall we buy some flowers for Mum? GIRL:   Well, how about a plant? MAN:   OK. She’s like a plant better, I think. GIRL:   Fine. 3 GIRL:   Then we have to go to the library. MAN:   The library. Why? GIRL:   Because I need some books for my homework. MAN:   OK. 4 MAN:   Right. After that, we can go to the hospital. GIRL:   Yes. We must take some towels. MAN:   Oh, yes! How many does Mum need? GIRL:   Four towels. Two for her and two for the baby. 5 MAN:   Now. The last thing. Mum needs her glasses. GIRL:   Yes. Now, be careful, Dad. You must take her new ones. Don’t take her old ones. MAN:   Oh, thank you! Yes, she needs her new glasses. GIRL:   Good. Now, have you got your coat? MAN:   Yes. GIRL:   Come on then. I want to see the baby!

PART 3

1 13/thirteen         2 weekend 3 cheese   4 pasta   5 (her) cousin 1 MAN:   How old are you, Ann? GIRL:   I’m thirteen. MAN:   Pardon? Did you say fourteen? GIRL:   No, I’m thirteen. MAN:   Oh, right. 2 MAN:   Now, do you come to this café every day? GIRL:   No, I don’t. I come here at weekends. MAN:   Only at weekends? GIRL:   Yes. That’s right. 3 MAN:   Another question, Ann. Which is your favourite kind of sandwich? GIRL:   Oh, I don’t know. They’re all good. MAN:   Well, do you like our egg sandwiches, for example? Or the chicken ones? GIRL:   Oh, they’re OK – but cheese is my favourite. MAN:   Thank you. Look, I’m writing ‘cheese’ here.

4 MAN:   Now, we want some new things to eat in the café. Can you think of something, Ann? GIRL:   Mmm, that’s difficult. MAN:   Something you would like to eat? Something we don’t have? GIRL:   I know. How about pasta? MAN:   Did you say pasta? GIRL:   Yes. I love it! 5 MAN:   Last question. Who did you come here with today? GIRL:   My cousin. MAN:   Only your cousin? GIRL:   Yes. MAN:   Well, thank you very much, Ann.

TEST 6-PART 1

1 Paris   2 18/eighteen (children)   3 outside 4 sandwiches   5 lime 1 MAN:   Where was the party? GIRL:   It was in the Paris Café. MAN:   Oh! How do you spell that? GIRL:   P-A-R-I-S. 2 MAN:   How many children were there? GIRL:   Eighteen. MAN:   Eighteen! That’s a lot! GIRL:   Yes. There were ten boys … MAN:   … and eight girls? GIRL:   Right! 3 MAN:   Where did you all sit? GIRL:   We had a big table outside. MAN:   Outside? Oh, weren’t you cold? GIRL:   No. It was hot and sunny that day. 4 MAN:   What did you eat? GIRL:   A lot! MAN:   Birthday cake? GIRL:   Yes. MAN:   And did you have burgers and fries? GIRL:   No. We had sandwiches and ice cream. 5 MAN:   What drinks did you have? GIRL:   Some people had lemonade and some had lime juice. MAN:   Lime juice? Did you like it? GIRL:   Yes, I did.

1 19                      2 bananas/banana 3 hello                4 balcony        5 Polly 1 GIRL:   How old’s your parrot, Mr Snow? MAN:   It’s nineteen. GIRL:   Nineteen! That’s old. MAN:   No, it isn’t. Parrots live longer than that. 2 GIRL:   And what does it like to eat? MAN:   It likes all kinds of food, but it loves bananas. GIRL:   Are bananas it favourite food? MAN:   Yes. 3 GIRL:   And what can it say? MAN:   Well, all parrots can talk, but ours only says ‘hello’. GIRL:   Does it say hello to you every day? MAN:   Yes. Every morning. 4 GIRL:   And does it live in your garden? MAN:   No. It doesn’t like the rain. It lives on the balcony. GIRL:   Does it like being on the balcony? MAN:   Yes, because it can watch all the people in the street. 5 GIRL:   And has your parrot got a name? MAN:   Yes. We call it Polly. GIRL:   Is that P-O-L-Y? MAN:   No, it’s P-O-double L-Y. GIRL:   Great! Thank you for your answers! MAN:   That’s OK.

PART 3

1 vegetables   2 bus   3 daughter 4 afternoon   5 Rich 1 BOY:   What do you buy there? WOMAN:   Well, I always buy vegetables because we eat them every day in our family. BOY:   Do you all like vegetables, then? WOMAN:   Yes, we do. 2 BOY:   And how do you go to the supermarket? Do you go on your bike? WOMAN:   No, I take the bus because I always have a lot of things to carry. BOY:   So, the bus is better? WOMAN:   Yes, it is. 3 BOY:   And who goes with you? WOMAN:   My daughter. BOY:   Right. Does she help you? WOMAN:   My daughter’s only four, but she likes to choose some of our food.

4 BOY:   And do you go in the morning? WOMAN:   No, I go in the afternoon. BOY:   Is the shop quieter in the afternoons, then? WOMAN:   No. There are always a lot of people there because it’s a very good supermarket. 5 BOY:   Well, thank you. And one last thing … what’s your name? I have to write it down. WOMAN:   It’s Mrs Rich. BOY:   How do you spell that? WOMAN:   R-I-C-H. BOY:   OK. Thank you.

TEST 7

1 swimming   2 afternoon(s)   3 Hart 4  car   5 tennis 1 MAN:   Right, Lucy, which classes do you go to here? GIRL:   I have a swimming class. MAN:   Swimming, OK. And do you enjoy that? GIRL:   Very much. MAN:   Good. 2 MAN:   When do you have your class, Lucy? GIRL:   On Saturday morning – no, that’s wrong. It’s in the afternoon now. MAN:   OK, and you have it every week? GIRL:   Yes, on Saturday afternoon. 3 MAN:   What’s the name of your teacher? GIRL:   It’s Mr Hart. He’s very nice. MAN:   Do you spell that H-A-R-T? GIRL:   Yes, that’s right. MAN:   Great. 4 MAN:   Now, how do you get here, Lucy? GIRL:   I come with my father in the car. MAN:   Does he come in and watch the class? GIRL:   No, he sits in the car and reads his book! 5 MAN:   Now the last question. Do you do a lot of sports? GIRL:   Yes, I play tennis, hockey and basketball. MAN:   And which is your favourite? GIRL:   Oh, I like tennis best. MAN:   Thank you very much, Lucy.

1 12/twelve   2 carrots   3 box 4 grey/gray (and) white / white (and) grey/gray 5 Hoppy 1 GIRL:   How old is your rabbit now, Mrs Wright? WOMAN:   It’s only twelve weeks old. GIRL:   Twelve weeks! It’s very young! WOMAN:   Yes, but it eats a lot! 2 GIRL:   So, what’s its favourite food? Does it like fruit? WOMAN:   Well, it does, but it likes carrots best. GIRL:   So do you buy carrots for it every day? WOMAN:   No. I buy a lot at the weekend. 3 GIRL:   And where does it sleep? WOMAN:   It sleeps in a box outside. GIRL:   Oh! Isn’t it cold in the garden? WOMAN:   Yes, but it’s OK inside the box. 4 GIRL:   And what colour is your rabbit? WOMAN:   Well, I wanted a brown one, but they only had grey and white ones. GIRL:   So what did you buy? WOMAN:   A grey and white one with very long ears. 5 GIRL:   And can you play with it? WOMAN:   Yes! It likes to jump and run in the garden. GIRL:   What’s its name? WOMAN:   Hoppy. GIRL:   Is that H-O-P-P-Y? WOMAN:   Yes!

PART 3

1 pirates   2 Pound   3 bus   4 home   5 Pat 1 MAN:   What’s the film about? GIRL:   It’s about pirates. It’s very exciting. MAN:   Pirates? GIRL:   Yes. I love that kind of story. 2 MAN:   Which cinema is it at? GIRL:   The one in Pound Street. I can spell that word. I learnt it at school. MAN:   Is it P-O-U-N-D? GIRL:   Yes, that’s right, Dad. Well done! 3 GIRL:   How can we go there? Can you drive us there in the car? MAN:   The bus is quicker, I think. GIRL:   Mmm. MAN:   Yes, let’s take the bus. It’s easier, too.

4 GIRL:   What about the tickets? We can buy them at the cinema. MAN:   No. Let’s buy them at home. We can do that on the new computer. GIRL:   At home? Good idea. Let’s do that now. MAN:   OK. 5 MAN:   And would you like to take a friend with you? GIRL:   Oh, yes. Can I invite Pat to come with us? MAN:   Yes! Go and ask her now. GIRL:   Great. Thanks, Dad. Pat loves going to the cinema.