TEST 1

ĐÁP ÁN

1.       Library

2.       102

3.       Saturday

4.       Bagley

5.       314479

 

Right, and where is it?

Is it far from here?

No, not really.

It's next to the library in the town center.

Oh, okay.

I'm not sure where that is.

What's the address again?

It's 1-0-2 London Street.

Right.

Is that opposite the bank?

No, that's number 1-0-1.

What day are the guitar lessons?

Well, the guitar teacher only works on Saturdays, but the music school is open from Tuesday

to Sunday.

Oh, that's okay.

I think the weekend is better than in the week after school.

Yes, I agree.

The children aren't as tired at the weekend.

Now, what's the name of the guitar teacher?

He's called Mr. Bagley.

That's spelled B-A-G-L-E-Y.

He's a very nice man.

Excellent.

I'll phone the school this evening.

Oh, you have to phone the guitar teacher, not the music school.

Right.

Do you have the teacher's phone number?

Yes, I think so.

Let me see.

Oh, yes.

Here it is.

It's 3-1-4-7-9.

Thank you very much.

That's okay.

I hope your daughter enjoys her guitar lessons.

Now listen to part 2 again.

Right.

And where is it?

Is it far from here?

No, not really.

It's next to the library in the town center.

Oh, okay.

I'm not sure where that is.

What's the address again?

It's 1-0-2 London Street.

Right.

Is that opposite the bank?

No, that's number 1-0-1.

What day are the guitar lessons?

Well, the guitar teacher only works on Saturdays, but the music school is open from Tuesday to

Sunday.

Oh, that's okay.

I think the weekend is better than in the week after school.

Yes, I agree.

The children aren't as tired at the weekend.

And now, what's the name of the guitar teacher?

He's called Mr. Bagley.

That's spelled B-A-G-L-E-Y.

He's a very nice man.

Excellent.

I'll phone the school this evening.

Oh, you have to phone the guitar teacher, not the music school.

Right.

Do you have the teacher's phone number?

Yes, I think so.

Let me see.

Oh, yes.

Here it is.

It's 3-1-4-7-9.

Thank you very much.

That's okay.

I hope your daughter enjoys her guitar lessons.

That is the end of part two.

 

TEST 2

1.       2:15

2.       Guess

3.       The school library

4.       Neale

5.       Money

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

Oh, hello, Miss Gray. Can I ask you some questions?

Yes, of course, Daisy. What do you want to know?

What time are we going to the theatre on Wednesday?

Oh, didn't you know? It's on Thursday now.

Oh, right. The football team need the school bus that day.

Oh, okay.

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

What time are we going to go to the theatre?

Well, we need to be at the theatre for $2.45, and so we're going to leave school at $2.15.

The theatre isn't far from the school.

Okay. What are we going to see?

It's a concert.

Oh, is it called Guess the Song?

Yes, that's right.

I'd like to go. What do I need to do?

You need to write your name on a list today.

It's in the school library. Just write your name and your class.

Okay.

And who do I get the ticket from?

Mr. Neil. You can give him the money on the day.

Sorry. Who?

Mr. Neil. That's N-E-A-L-E.

He's the new music teacher.

Oh, yes. I've met him.

Is he taking us to the theatre?

Yes, he is.

Do I need to take anything to the theatre?

Just some money to buy a drink.

Remember, you cannot take your camera or your mobile phone with you.

Right. Okay.

Are you going to come with us, Miss Gray?

Yes, I am.

Great.

Now listen to part two again.

What time are we going to go to the theatre?

Well, we need to be at the theatre for $2.45,

and so we're going to leave school at $2.15.

The theatre isn't far from the school.

Okay. What are we going to see?

It's a concert.

Oh, is it called?

Guess the song.

Yes. That's right.

I'd like to go.

What do I need to do?

You need to write your name on a list today.

It's in the school library.

Just write your name and your class.

Okay.

And who do I get the ticket from?

Mr. Neil.

You can give him the money on the day.

Sorry. Who?

Mr. Neil.

That's N E A L E.

He's the new music teacher.

Oh, yes. I've met him.

Is he taking us to the theatre?

Yes, he is.

Do I need to take anything to the theatre?

Just some money to buy a drink.

Remember, you cannot take your camera

or your mobile phone with you.

Right. Okay.

Are you going to come with us, Miss Gray?

Yes, I am.

Great.

That is the end of part two.

TEST 3

1.       Cook

2.       Hospital

3.       21

4.       College

5.       Grey

 

Test three. Listening. Part two. Listen and look. There is one example.

Can I ask you some questions, Mr. White? Yes, of course, Jane. What do you want to know?

Well, it's for my school homework. I have to find out information about someone's job.

Oh, okay. How do you spell your surname? It's W-H-I-T-E. Thank you.

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

What's your job, Mr. White? I'm a cook. Oh, that's an unusual job.

Well, I love food. Me too. So, do you work in a restaurant? No, I've never worked in one of those.

I work in a hospital. I cook the food for all the people who are ill and for the doctors and

nurses who work there. Wow, that's a lot of people. Yes, I'm always busy.

How old were you when you started your job? I was much younger than I am now. I was 21.

I remember because I started the job the day after my birthday. And where did you learn how to do your job?

Did you go to university? I didn't need to do that. I went to college and learned everything there.

I wasn't a very good student. Right. And the last question, do you wear a uniform at work?

Yes. Everyone who works in the kitchens has to wear a uniform. It's white and gray. I like the

uniform, but it's difficult to keep clean. Yes, I'm sure. Thank you for answering my questions, Mr.

White. You're welcome. I'm happy to help.

Now listen to part two again.

What's your job, Mr. White? I'm a cook. Oh, that's an unusual job. Well, I love food. Me too.

So, do you work in a restaurant? No, I've never worked in one of those. I work in a hospital.

I cook the food for all the people who are ill and for the doctors and nurses who work there.

Wow. That's a lot of people. Yes, I'm always busy.

How old were you when you started your job?

Oh, I was much younger than I am now. I was 21. I remember because I started the job the day after my birthday.

And where did you learn how to do your job? Did you go to university?

I didn't need to do that. I went to college and learned everything there. I wasn't a very good

student. Right. And the last question. Do you wear a uniform at work? Yes. Everyone who works in the

kitchens has to wear a uniform. It's white and gray. I like the uniform, but it's difficult to

keep clean. Yes, I'm sure. Thank you for answering my questions, Mr. White. You're welcome. I'm happy to help.

That is the end of part two.

TEST 4

1.       Seton

2.       13

3.       Front

4.       Sunday

5.       5:45

 

Test 4, listening. Part 2, listen and look. There is one example.

Good morning, Rushmore dentist surgery. How can I help you?

Oh, hello. My son needs to see a dentist, please.

Okay. Has your son been here before?

Yes, he has.

Right. Can I take his name then, please?

Yes, it's Sam North.

North? Okay, thank you.

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

And what's the address, please?

It's number two, Seton Street.

Could you spell that for me, please?

Yes, of course. It's S-E-T-O-N.

Thank you. Now, how old is your son?

He's 12. Oh, no, actually, he's just had his birthday.

So he's 13 years old then?

Yes, that's right. Sorry.

Okay, and what's the problem with your son?

His front teeth hurt. He was playing baseball with some friends,

and the ball hit him in the mouth. It hurts a lot, and he doesn't want to eat anything.

Oh, dear. And when did this happen? Did the problems start today?

No, it happened at the weekend, on Saturday. No, sorry, Sunday.

Yes, his teeth started to hurt that evening when he came home.

All right. Well, the dentist can see your son this afternoon at 4pm.

I'll still be at work then. Do you have anything later than that?

Let me see. Yes, the dentist can see him at 5.45pm.

If that's better, I'm afraid we don't have anything else.

That's fine. Thanks very much.

Now listen to part two again.

And what's the address, please?

It's number two, Seton Street.

Could you spell that for me, please?

Yes, of course. It's S-E-T-O-N.

Thank you. Now, how old is your son?

He's 12. Oh, no, actually, he's just had his birthday.

So he's 13 years old then?

Yes, that's right. Sorry.

Okay, and what's the problem with your son?

His front teeth hurt. He was playing baseball with some friends,

and the ball hit him in the mouth. It hurts a lot, and he doesn't want to eat anything.

Oh, dear. And when did this happen? Did the problems start today?

No, it happened at the weekend, on Saturday. No, sorry, Sunday.

Yes, his teeth started to hurt that evening when he came home.

All right. Well, the dentist can see your son this afternoon at 4pm.

I'll still be at work then. Do you have anything later than that?

Let me see. Yes, the dentist can see him at 5.45pm.

If that's better, I'm afraid we don't have anything else.

That's fine. Thanks very much.

That is the end of part two.

TEST 5

1.       55

2.       Gobi

3.       Grass

4.       Giraffes

5.       Lunch

 

Test 5, listening. Part 2. Listen and look. There is one example.

Hello everyone. I hope you're all enjoying your trip to our zoo.

Now, I'd like to tell you about the oldest animal in the zoo. Does anyone know what animal it is?

I do, I do.

Okay. What do you think?

I think I've read it somewhere. Is it a camel?

Yes. Very good.

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

Can I ask you some questions about the camel?

Yes, of course. What would you like to know?

How old is the camel?

Well, they usually live for 40 to 50 years, but our camel is 55 years old. So that's very old.

Wow. What's the camel called?

He's called Goby. That's spelled G-O-B-I.

That's a strange name.

It's the name of the desert where he comes from.

Oh, right. What does he like eating?

He likes eating grass and drinking water.

Can we see the camel? Where does he live in the zoo?

He lives next to the giraffes. It's not far from here. He likes people and is very friendly.

He lives with five other camels and one baby camel.

When can we go and see him?

Well, you're all going to have lunch now, but you can see him after lunch.

Great. I can't wait. I want to take a photo. Is that okay?

Yes, that's fine. Now, does anyone else have a question?

Well, enjoy the rest of your visit.

Now listen to Pop 2 again.

Can I ask you some questions about the camel?

Yes, of course. What would you like to know?

How old is the camel?

Well, they usually live for 40 to 50 years, but our camel is 55 years old. So that's very old.

Wow. What's the camel called?

He's called Goby. That's spelled G-O-B-I.

That's a strange name.

It's the name of the desert where he comes from.

Oh, right. What does he like eating?

He likes eating grass and drinking water.

Can we see the camel? Where does he live in the zoo?

He lives next to the giraffes. It's not far from here.

He likes people and is very friendly. He lives with five other camels

and one baby camel.

When can we go and see him?

Well, you're all going to have lunch now, but you can see him after lunch.

Great. I can't wait. I want to take a photo. Is that okay?

Yes, that's fine. Now, does anyone else have a question?

Well, enjoy the rest of your visit.

That is the end of part two.