TEST 41

6 weather   7 videos   8 5th/ fifth   9 4 / four   10 August

Audioscript

Guide:   Thank you for calling the Science Museum Information Line. We have two exciting pieces of news!

As well as our usual exhibitions at the museum, if you visit us this month, you can see our latest exhibition which is all about weather. Do you know where the coldest and hottest places are in the world? You will, if you visit this exhibition in the science gallery on the first floor. Everything you ever wanted to know about thunderstorms and windy weather. There are recordings of interviews with the weather experts and some interesting videos and photos. Then come and have lunch in our new café on the fifth floor. Our new menu includes cakes, sandwiches, salads and an excellent variety of teas, coffees and cold drinks.

Secondly, we are pleased to say that there will be a student science quiz again this year. There should be 4 people in each team, so find three friends who are good at science and between the ages of 15 and 18. You can register your team online. The quiz will be just before the new September term, in the afternoon of August 30th. Group discounts are…

 

 

 

TEST 42

6 Science   7 Thursday   8 train   9 5   10 raincoat / raincoats

Audioscript

Teacher:   Everyone? Please listen. I want to tell you about our trip next week. Every year, we visit a museum. Last year, we went to a history museum, but this year it’s the Science Museum in London. There’s an exhibition on at the moment that I want you to see. It’s about space and I know many of you would be very interested in it.

We’re going next Thursday, so please ask your parents to fill in the travel form and return it to me on Monday, at the latest. Then I can go and get the travel tickets. The school bus isn’t big enough, so we’re going by train.

Now it’s free to get into the museum so you just have to pay £5 for travel and a bit more for food. That’s £7.50 in total. We’re going to have lunch in the museum restaurant so you don’t need to bring sandwiches. But we need to walk to the museum from the station so remember to bring your raincoat because it may be a wet day.