Betsis Andrew Mamas Lawrence Succeed in Cambridge English Pr

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The Exam Book That Gets You Results

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The test proves you can cope with spoken and wr'tten English at a basic level. It covers all four language ski s, reading. writing, listening and speaking. The language used in the test comes from real-life situations. It will help you earn the English you need for study and work situations as we as travel.

KET - Key English Test KET, the first-level Cambridge ESOL exam at Level Al of the Council of ~urope's Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), is an excellent first step to help you measure your progress and build your conflder.ce in English and then progress towards the Preliminary Eng lsh Test (PET) and the rest of the Cambridge ESOL examinations.

Cambridge K~T (Key English Test) is a valuab e qualification since universities and employers all over the vor c recognise Cambridge ESOL exams.

Cambridge KET 6 Complete

Practice Tests

Succeed in

Page 95 KET PRACTICE TEST 6





Page 5 KET PRACTICE TEST I

Assessment of candidates' ability to ask and answer questions. (Both persona! and non-personal.)

Assessment of candidates' ability to understand spoken English on a variety of everyday topics.

• Assessment of candidates' ability to write simple English ranging from words to short pieces of text.

In Part 2 candidates speak with another candidate.

8 - I 0 minutes per pair of candidates

In Part I candidates speak with an examiner.

Two parts:

Assessment of candidates' ability to comprehend, at word, phrase, sentence, paragraph and whole text level, the meaning of written English.

Parts I -5 range from snort exchanges to longer dialogues and monologues.

30 minutes (including 8 minutes

of transfer time)

five parts:

Parts 6-9 test basic writing skills.

Parts 1-5 test a range of reading skills using a variety

I hour I 0 minutes of texts.

Nine ~arts:

KET Format

Paper 3 Speaking

Paper 2 Listening

Paper I Reading & Writing

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Before choosing your answer in a multiple-choice question, think why that answer is correct and why the others are incorrect.

Use the examples to help you understand what you have to do in each part.

Exam Tips Read the instructions carefully.

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ich notice (A-H) says this (1-5)? IFor questions 1-5 mark the correct letter A-H.

PART 11 Questions 1-5

PAPER I READING & WRITING

B sold C bought A sent

10. They some postcards and some souvenirs to give to their family.

c had B went A got

9. They unpacked their suitcases and ready to go skiing.

c walk B drive A run

8. It took them seven hours to to their hotel in the mountains.

7. They packed their clothes and up the car.

A damaged B lifted c loaded /10lc:; Vi.c.Q-- c i;~' (/()/

B move C take A go

6. They wanted to on a skiing holiday.

Answer: I 0 I D • D I Example: 0 Sarah and Jacob to go on holiday.

A. bought B. decided C. felt C\ tJ . r=:

Read the sentences about going skiing. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 6~ I 0 mark A, B or C.


A Yes of course.

B No, I don't want to go.

C Yes I want to.

can I go to the cinema?

A So do I, it's my favourite sport.

B I don't either, shall we watch something else?

C I will turn it up for you.

• I don't like watching football.

A I'm sorry I can't, I'm busy .

B Of course you can come.

C Yes, I am going out now.

~bw't 13. Shall we go out tomorrow night? •

A I can't read them.

B I don't like horror books either.

C They're my favourite.

2. Do you like horror movies?

A Yes, we do.

B No, I want it.

C Yes, but not in blue.

I. Do you have this sweater in blue?

Answer: [ 0 I • O D I

How old are you? B. many years

C. too young

A. nineteen Example: 0

Complete the five conversations. Fm- questions I 1-15 mark A, B or C.


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Let's go bowling at the weekend instead.

Emma: You are right. We need to get an early night.

@::,1 would like to go bowling but

we have school tomorrow.

Alex: 20 .

We could also go bowling. if she would like to come?

r F ' Do you want me to ask Helen

\ ..______/ Emma: Yes, we will be hungry when the film finishes.

Alex: 19 . E I'm going to play football.

Emma: I don't know.

Alex: 18 .

,.... '6We could have dinner at a fast

food restaurant.

it will be fun if we all go together.

Emma: Yes that's a great idea! I like Helen,

Alex:

At about 6.30, I need to do my homework first too.

17 ~Yes, but I will do my homework first.

What time do you want to go?

Emma:

<, B _)What shall we do after the film

has finished? Alex: 16 .

to come as well?

A I'm going to do my homework.

H We could go swimming.

Emma: Well, I'm going to the cinema, would you like

Example: Emma: What are you going to do after school tonight? Alex: 0 .

Complete the conversation. What does l:mma say to Alex? For questions 16-20 mark the correct letter A-H.


27. The school now teaches the children how to eat healthy. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

26. 80% of the children improved their reading skills. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

C Doesn't say 25. The teachers also took vitamins.

A Right B Wrong

24. The children had to take five different vitamins. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

23. The children's reading and writing improved. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

22. The children could not concentrate better on their homework. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

21. The experiment took three months. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

Answer: I 0 I • D D I Example: 0 The children were given vitamins

A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't say

Vitamins that boosted student;~ brainpower ~'</;ie ?w~~:,

A secondary school has c~ to have improved their students' ,. / reading and writing skills by giving the children vitamins. --~--

Children took the vitamins and had three extra lessons during the ~ ~ ~ three month experiment. The children who took the vitamins could © /ead and write better than those who didn't. The children were also 9

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- ~ag,tg_, to concentrate better on their homework. The children were tested on their reading and writing skills before and after the

experiment. Teachers found that after the experiment 58% of the children had improved their reading skills and 38% had improved their spelling and writing skills.

Teachers believe that the experiment shows how a poor diet with not many vitamins affects children's learning. The school now has lessons teaching the children how to eat healthy.

::::Je article about vitamins boosting students' brainpower. Are sentences 21 -27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)? ,.,.~ -e. _ is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B), choose 'Doesn't say' (C).

::t..estions 21-27, mark A, B or C. ·

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28. A in B a c on

29. A took B have c take

30. A watch B seen c watching

31. A beginning B began c begin

32. A The B A c This

33. A choice B chosen c chooses ~- -~, ~.L 34. A no B nbne c some

35. A after B for c since

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B. their Answer: I 0 I D • D I C. her Example: 0 A. its

There is (34) prize money. ~ individuals and teams compete (35) .. ;:Ji ~I gold, silver and bronze medals. ~ 'O

Individual and team achievement is the theme of the Olympics, not competition between

nations. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) (33) a city, not a country to

host the Olympics.

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The Olympic Games (31) in Ancient Greece, more than 2.000 years ago.

(32) modern Olympics began in Athens, Greece in 1896.

Every four years, 120 or more countries send (0) best athletes to compete

(28) the Olympic Games. Thousands of men and women (29) part in more

than twenty different sports. Millions of p@ople from all around the world (30) the

Olympic Games on television.

Read the artide on the Olympic Games. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 28~35, mark A, B or C.

PART 5 1 Questions 28~35

John

Love,

Dear Sally,

I'm lying (O) ~'!./. .. '!.'!.'!.'!.~ .. the sun on the beach. The weather is great. I'm

(41) to play beach volleyball later. It (42) really

nice here. The hotel is big (43) it (44) got a

large swimming pool. (45) are lots of things to do here.

Tomorrow (46) are going to a museum. I have taken

(47) of photographs which I will show you when I

(48).......................... home. It's (49) shame you couldn't come.

Wish you were (50) .

Example: I 0 in I ~lete this postcard. Write ONE word for each space. For questions 41-50, write the words.

=>ART 7 1 Questions 41-50

G 40. You can drink out of this.

p 39. It is used to hold food.

0 38. You can cook food in here.

s 37. Used to cook food in.

F 36. Keeps things very cold.

FORK 0 Answer: Example: O I can use this to pick up and eat food. F

the descriptions of the different objects you would find in a kitchen. tirst letter is already there. There is one space for each other letter in the word. ~stions 36-40 write the words.

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1.-m

Money:

Remember to send it:

Closing time:

Post office:

Address:

Send parcel to:

MIKE'S NOTES

r-: Hi Mike, _

Can you post this pafcel fror me? It's for Miss E. Pitts, 54 Park

Avenue, Camden, London NWI 562. Take the parcel to the post office

on the corner of Hastings road. The post off ice closes at 4.30!

Don't forget to send it 'Special Delivery'. Take 5 pounds from the

tin in the kitchen to pay for it.

Thanks,

Mum

Reacl this note to Mike from his mum. Complete the information on Mike's notes. For questions 5 1-55 write the information.

PART 8 Questions 51~55

Finally, check your use of tenses to see if they are correct and appropriate.

Do the verbs agree with the subject? Is your use of word order correct or have you written in the syntax of your native language?

Have you got sentences that are far too long, or that need a comma?

First of all, read through what you have written and check for spelling problems. Then look at the punctuation.

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Exam Tips When you have finished writing there are a number of things you should check.

e 25-35 words.

Say:

- Where you bought them

- Why you like them and how much they cost

have just bought some new trainers. Write a note to a friend telling him/her about your trainers.

=ART 9 Question 56

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£35 AD

£50

1. How much did the dress cost?

c [!] 6.50 pm

eD 1.20 pm

. d :r @ 12.50 pm

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Example: 0 What time does the earliest train to Nottingham leave?

s incllltding 8 minutes transfer time)

Questions 1-5 PART 1

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t is the boy's favourite subject?

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What is the weather like?

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Wllat did the man get for Christmas?

Iii cat

PEOPLE PETS

D ., 6 Amy dog I

l:j D mouse 7 Tom

g rabbit 1. 8 Jacob D •. , horse I 9 Claire D ., goldfish

10 Mark D

Example: 0 Josh [£]


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15. What colour top will Helen wear?

A black D B blue D c pink D

D D D

A Shooz

IB Raw

C Sonic

14. What is the name of the new shop on George street?

D D D

13. How many skirts does Alex have?

A three

IB two

C one

B jeans

C T-shirt

D D D

What does Helen suggest Alex buys?

A trousers ~ Fd-svu' !

12.

11. Alex has seen a nice, but expensive ...

A skirt ~~- D B dress {2,oc.tv~. D .--- D c shirt 0-Q_~ \

A. Saturday [I] B. Sunday 0 C. Friday O

Example: 0 Helen and Alex are going to a party on ...


Need: a history_ book

Walk: II Go past: ID Turn right: at the 11:1 Street name: Ill Time to walk there: minutes t11I

Questions 16-20 4

Look at the example question when you listen to the recording for the first time.

There is a short pause before each part of the test. This is when you should read through the questions for that section.

Exam Tips Read the instructions for each part CAREFULLY.

Funny Town ACTIVITIES:

Zone 1

Also called: Market Street

Rides: I the world's biggest t1' Zone 2

Rides for children: under

Cafe serves:

Price of guide book £

Open till:


- Address?

- Cost?

- Ages?

- Open / weekends?

- What / sports?

ENERGY Sports Club

Candidate B - your questions

We offer swimming, football, tennis, cricket, basketball and much much more! Entry price £3 adults

£1.50 children

Sports Club 54 Market Street

Open Monday to Friday 4 pm - 10 pm

Sports for all ages!

ENERGY Candidate A - your answers

Candidate A, here is some information about a sports club. Candidate B, you don't know anything about the sports club, so ask A some questions about it. Now B, ask A your questions about the sports €1ub and A you answer them.

Example: The examiner reads out these instructions and gives a question card to Candidate Band an answer card to Candidate A

This part takes 3 to 4 minutes and you have to talk to the other candidate. The examiner will give you a prompt card like the one below and you have to ask and answer questions.

(3-4 minutes) Prompt card activity PART 2

• Do you work or are you a student? • Which do you prefer more, watching TV or going to the cinema? • Do you enjoy playing or watching any sport?

• What's your name? • Where do you live? • What is your home like?

(5 - 6 minutes) Introducing Yourself

The first part of the test takes 5 - 6 minutes and you have to show that you can use the English you need when meet someone for the first time.

PART 1

[_ Don't worry too much about grammar mistakes.

Listen carefully to the examiner's instructions and the questions that you are asked.

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Exam Tips Practise speaking English as much as possible before the test.

- Time?

- Cost?

- Telephone number?

- Buy / tickets?

- Who / playing?

The Bees Rock Concert

Candidate A - your questions

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Tel. 01242 864980

ONLY £24!!

Tickets on sale at Soundbites.

Friday 10th December 9pm

Playing live at

THE ICE ARENA

The Bees Candidate B - your answers

"date B, here is some information about a rock concert. ate A, you don't know anything about the rock concert, so ask B some questions about it.

A, ask B your questions about the rock concert and B, you answer them.

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it.

a prompt

t:;aminer will stop the interaction after 4 or 5 questions have been asked and answered. A different set of t cards is then given out, so that Candidate A has the opportunity to ask questions and Candidate B to answer

eed when In this example, the questions are about a rock concert.

What is your favourite way to relax/ enjoy yourself I have fun?

My favourite kind of music is rock/ pop/ heavy metal/ jazz.

My favourite band is ...

Prompt Card B I love listening to music/ live music/ going to concerts.

What football/ basketball team do you support? Have you seen them play live?

Do you watch/ play football/ basketball/ tennis?

What is your favourite sport?

Prompt Card A I love playing football/ basketball/ tennis, it's my favourite sport/ team game/ hobby.

These are useful questions and phrases for both parts of the speaking test.

Useful Vocabulary This is useful vocabulary for Paper 3 Speaking, Part Two. The words and phrases below are useful when you are talking about sports and music. You should try and use them in your test.

•Hobbies •Sports •Team games •Audience •Rock/ jazz/ pop music •Tickets •Concert • Recreation - things done in your spare time in order to relax • Live music - this is where music is performed in front of an audience

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One Long Day starring JOHNNY DEEP as he has never been seen before.

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All ship departures this way

F

PHANTOM PIRATES Book signing today

Milton Bookstore, 2nd Floor

E

With our lessons you really can drive in four weeks! B

Now learning a language is as easy as A, S, C

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calm ~efore and during the test.

e sure you check all of your answers.

Exam Tips

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D c + + Arrivals Departures

shouldn't take too much of this D D

r:i1A BC D E F G H Answer: L_:__JD D D D D D • D

(Time: I hour I 0 minutes)

You might see this on a take away cup of coffee

c sleep B . asleep A tired

10. They were very when they had finished swimming.

c minutes B hours A days

9. They spent two at the swimming pool.

c price B money A worth

8. On Tuesdays there is a special for children.

C diving A swimming B washing

7. Lucy had bought a new costume.

c bike B bus A car

6. Emily met Lucy at 5.30 at the stop.

0 Answer:

Example: o Emily Lucy if she wanted to go swimming.

A. asked B. shouted C. spoke

Read the sentences about going swimming. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 6-1 0 mark A, B or C.

PART 2 1 Questions 6-10

ding and Writing

15. Mow do I switch the radio on?

A I enjoy fishing.

B I don't have any.

c Yes, it's my favourite.

A Like this.

B Yes it's on.

c Yes, you can.

14. Do you like eating fish?

I. What time does the train arrive? A In ten minutes.

B An hour ago.

c Yesterday.

2. Did you watch the programme A Yes, I went to the zoo too.

about animals? B Yes, it was very interesting.

c Oh, I love animals.

13. I am going to school tomorrow. A Me too, I love the weekend.

B Yes, so am I.

c I don't like school either.

Answer: I 0 I • D D I

A. nineteen

B. many years

C. too young How old are you?

A We are going to the cinema,

then to a restaurant.

B Yes, thank you. How are you?

c Well, I want to see a romantic

film, but Sam wants to see a

thriller.

D I'm going out with Sam tonight.

E I'm going to a disco.

F I bought him a lovely jacket.

G Well, it is Sam's birthday so

I will let him choose the film.

H Well, it's my birthday, so I think

I should choose the film!

Have a good night.

Martin : That's nice. I know he wanted a new jacket.

Katie: 20 .

What did you buy him?

Martin : I totally forgot it! I should give him a card.

Katie: 19 .

Martin : How will you choose which film to watch?

Katie: 18 .

Martin : That's nice. What film are you going to see?

Katie: 17 .

Martin: Where are you going to go with Sam?

Katie: 16 .

Are you going out?

Martin: I'm fine thanks. That's a beautiful dress.

Answer: I O I D m D D D D D D I Example:

Martin: Hi Katie, are you feeling better? Katie: o .

Complete the conversation between two friends. What does Katie say to Martin? For questions 16-20 mark the correct letter A-H.

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Questions 16-20 •?J;ifl

27. The friends bought the boy an ice cream to say thank you. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

26. Jonathan's friends were angry with him for losing the keys. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

25. The boy found the keys on the surface of the sea. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

24. The boy went to the bottom of the sea to find the keys. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

23. Jonathan lost his keys in the swimming pool. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

22. They travelled to France in Jonathan's car. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

21. Jonathan went on holiday with his family. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

Emmple: They went to Spain for their holidays. Answer: I 0 1. D • D I

A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn't Say . - .

.... Miracle at Sea

A group of friends went on holiday to the South of France. The weather was good, so the friends decided to rent a car and spend the day on the beach. Jonathan kept the car keys in his pocket. Hours passed and Jonathan forgot he had the car keys in his pocket. He went swimming, played beach volleyball and sunbathed.

It was getting dark so the friends decided to go home. Jonathan went to unlock the car door but he had lost the keys!

Swimming in the sea was a boy wearing a snorkel and a mask. Jonathan asked the boy to help him find his keys. The boy dived deep down to the bottom of the sea. A few seconds later the boy appeared holding Jonathan's car keys.

The friends were so happy and grateful for the boy's help that they bought him a big ice cream to say thank you.

the article about Jonathan and his friends and then answer the questions. questions 21 ~27, mark (A), (B) or (C).

28. A its B and c with

29. A at B in c on

30. A few B many c other

31. A the B a c this

32. A keeping B keep c kept

33. A between B near c from

34. A some B lots c much

35. A the B in c a

c. it B. is Answer: I 0 I • D D I Example: 0 A. are

There are now (34) of different coloured cats. There are more than 500 million domes-

tic cats around (35) world.

Cats catch mice, small birds, insects and (30) creatures. The

domestic cat comes from a wild tabby coloured cat called (31) .

African Wild Cat. At that time, people in Africa (32) this cat to keep their food safe

(33) mice and rats.

Cats are related to lions and tigers. All cats (0) good hunters.

They have very good senses, sharp teeth (28) claws. Cats do

most of their hunting (29) night. They have very good eyesight.

Cats

Read the article about cats. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 28~35, mark A, B or C.

PART 5 ! Questions 28-35

.......... \ you can come.

you (47) my DVD with (48) as well? Also, do (49) forget your funny hat!

birthday (Example) ~!L .. Saturday, and I am having (41) funny hat party. A (42) ..

iiends are invited. Would you like (43) come? My (44) is 12 Moor Road, Gateshead.

_, telephone number is 0113 4743812 (46) my mobile number is 07746 457492.

e these letters. Write ONE word for each space. For questions 41-50, write the words.

B You can keep books here.

s ou can sit together on this.

c ¥ ou can close these when it gets dark.

L 5. t will help you to read in the dark.

T '_ 3i.. You can see your favourite programmes on this.

the descriptions of some things you find in a living room. is the word for each one? The first letter is already there. is one space for each letter.

Answer: I 0 I ARMCHAIR I You can sit in this. ·A

lssl Cook for

cocoa powder and mix we

and

3 large J~5_1 ~I ---~ Amount of cocoa powder ._I s_2__._I ___.

Mix together l..._s_3-&.I __ __,

Next 54 add

sug·ar, butter and flour 200g of

HILARY'S NOTES

and cream.

1. Mix sugar & butter togeth

2. Add flour, eggs and cocoa

powder.

3. Bake for 45 minute's

(gas mark 6).

4. Serve with chocolate sauce

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Method d-OOca- 6utpr d-OOca- buite..r d-OOca- ~our 3 lar-Cf 9¥ d- table..spOOt16 (

cocoa pOWder j

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Read the information about how to make a Victoria Sponge Cake. Complete Hilary's notes. For questions 51-55 write the information.


ing and Writing Paper

Don't write fewer than 25 words and remember to write an opening and ending for this section.

·~ ... ':)··· ':) ~ -') ·-- ':)~ Exam Tips

Jack a letter. Answer the questions. 25~35 words.

Jack

Hi,

I am going on holiday next week to Scotland.

We are going by train. Where are you going on holiday?

What are you going to do there?

How will you get there? Please write back.

~ the letter from your penfriend Jack.

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1. Who is the woman's brother?

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2. How many pets does David have?

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Which shirt will the man wear?

What did the woman order?

BA4328

3. What is their flight number?

PEOPLE PRESENTS ., teddy bear

D 1

6 Anna

•~1 computer game

7 Sally D II chocolates

8 Jimmy D •. , doll

9 Mark D 'DI sweater

10 Gemma D ., toy car

CD book

''' CD

Example: 0 Thomas [!]


Pa

[I] D D

15 How much does one lesson cost?

A £1.50 D B £2.20 D c £2.50 D

D D D

A 6.30 pm

8 6 pm

C 5.30 pm

What time do the lessons start?

B '.1onday and Tuesdays

C Monday and Wednesdays

D D D

What days do they have lessons on?

A "1onday and Fridays

C 1termediate

B oegimer D D D

A advanced

Wbat level ballet lessons does Eleanor want to take?

C :ai et, latin and modern

8 za et, latin and tap

D D D

sa sa, ballet and latin

Tbey have beginner lessons in ...

A Jimmy and Sue's

B. Jack and Jill's

C. Dave and Jenny's

&ample: 0 The name of the dance school is ...

.x

customer's phone number:

customer's last name:

pick dress up on:

price:

size needed:

colour:


Pa

When you hear the recording for the seeond time, you should cheek your answers and find any missing answers.

Answer as rnamy questions as possible the first time you listen to the recording.

Write your answers as you go through the test.

cost of gallery guide book £ _

sculptures created by _ Hall Three:

Mall Two:

photographs of _

paintings of _

paintings I more than _

_3_ Number of halls: Yrau can see: Hall One:

Jackson's Gallery

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Questions 21-25 5

- Music?

- Address?

- Ages?

- Cost?

- Time / when?

DISCO Candidate B - your questions

Entry: £1.50 Ages: 10-14 years old Music: Pop and Rock!

At Manor House school, 52 Market Street

Saturday: doors open 7.00 pm - 9.30 pm

DISCO Candidate A - your answers

Candidate A, here is some information about a disco. Candidate B, you don't know anything about the disco, so ask A some questions about it. Now B, ask A your questions about the disco and A you answer them.

Example: The examiner reads out these instructions and gives a question card to Candidate B and an answer card to Candidate A

(3-4 minutes) Prompt card activity

This part takes 3 to 4 minutes and you have to talk to the other candidate. The examiner will give you a pro card like the one below and you have to ask and answer questions.

PART 2

• Can you tell me about your family? • Do you have a large or small family? • Do you live in a house or a flat?

• What's your name? • Where do you live? • What is your home like?


The first part of the test takes 5 - 6 minutes and you have to show that you can use the English you need whe meet someone for the first time.

PART 1

(Time: 8-10 minutes per pair of candidat.es)

Make sure you speak to your partner in Part 2, not the examiner.

~ ~ ~-· ~ ~ ~

Exam Tips Speak as clearly as possible so that both examiners and your partner can hear you.

- Free?

- Cost / join?

- Sell / story books?

- Telephone lines / open?

- Telephone number?

BOOK CLUB

Telephone lines open: Monday - Friday 8.00 am - 6.00 pm Saturday 10.00 am - 4.00 pm


Get your story books here! All the latest titles stocked.

ONLY £5 to join! Join today and get a FREE book!

tel.: 01432 794311

BOOK CLUB

Candidate B - your answers

1t

Candidate B, here is some information about a book club. · Candidate A, you don't know anything about the book club, so ask B some questions about it. llow A, ask B your questions about the book club and B, you answer them.

--ie examiner will stop the interaction after 4 or 5 questions have been asked and answered. A different set of p-ompt cards is then given out, so that Candidate A has the opportunity to ask questions and Candidate B to answer 111em. In this example, the questions are about a book club.

What is your favourite hobby?

Do you like to read in your spare time?

Novels/ science books/ sports books are my favourite.

I like/ love/ hate reading.

Prompt Card B What kind of book is it? Is it a novel or a factual book?

I don't really like discos because the music is loud and there are too many people there!

1 like discos because I like listening to music and dancing.

Discos are great places to meet new friends and have a good time.

Prompt Card A I love discos, they are lots of fun.


•Novel - a long written story about people and events that are not real. •Author - the person who writes a novel or a book. • Meeting - an event where people come together to talk about something. • Socialise - to meet people in a social situation, like a party or a disco.

•Dance • Have fun/ enjoy yourself • Band/ group • Title - the name of the book

This is useful vocabulary for Paper 3 Speaking, Part Two. The words and phrases below are useful when you are talking about discos and books. You should try a\d use them in your test.

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Useful Vocabulary

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F

Disabled Parking TOWING ENFORCED

CAR DEALER "The BEST Cars"

Admittance to authorised personnel only

CAUTION

BE COURTEOUS share the road

A N() (~Jl)IEllilS

-.... can look at and buy cars here. D B

D c

'1his helps prevent crime. D 'lhis is not a place to take photos. D D

a quick bite to eat. D E

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Example: O You need to show respect to other users.

Which notice (A-H) says this ( 1-5)? Far questions 1-5 mark the correct letter A-H.

C amusement B park A space

10. Finally they found a house which suited them both; it was in the

city next to a <n>

c walk B live A stay

9. But Mark didn't want to in the countryside.

c bad B good A perfect

8. Sindy saw the house and it was in the countryside!

C informed B advertised A signed

7. They bought a newspaper which houses for sale.

C married B divorced A coupled

.,,,,..

/~Co- 6. They wanted to buy their own house since they got .

Answer: I 0 I • . D D I Example: 0 Mark and Sindy to buy a new house.

A. wanted B. thought C. could

Read the sentences about buying a house. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 6-1 0 mark A, B or C.

~ Ill i PART 2 Questions 6-10

·•

I. How long have you lived here? A For I 0 years.

B A month ago.

c Since two weeks.

12. Where can I catch the bus? A Not yet.

B Over there.

c Yes you can.

13. Can I sit here? A Of course you can.

B Yes, you can stand.

c I would like to sit down too.

14. How much is the ticket? A It's very small.

B OK, how many?

c Two pounds fifty.

15. I like swimming. A Yes, let's go home.

B I don't. I prefer football.

c OK, if we have to.


A. nineteen

B. many years

C. not old How old are you?

H I have been to lots of football matches before.

G Gosh, that is a long time to be running around after a ball!

Vow about 6 pm then?

DK, I have only ever watched football on TY.

®t sounds like fun, what time shall we go?

C No, I don't like football, let's do something else.

I! reoK, how long does the match last? I'.,_____/ I

A I don't know. We could go to the cinema.

Jenny: 20 .

Tom: About 90 minutes.

Jenny: 19 .

get a good seat. Let's leave at 5.30 pm.

Tom : No, we need to leave earlier than that to

Jenny: 18 ..

Tom : Well, kick off is at 7 pm.

Jenny: 17 ......•...

game more exciting.

in the crowd and shouting makes the

Tom : Great! You will enjoy it Jenny, standing

Jenny: 16 .

We could go to a football match?

Tom : Ummm, I don't fancy going to the cinema.

Answer: I O I • D D D D D D DJ Example: Tom: Hi Jenny, what shall we do on Saturday? Jenny: 0 .

Complete the conversation between two friends. What does Tom say to Jenny? For questions 16~20 mark the correct letter A~H.

PART 3; Questions 16-20

C Doesn't say 27. Children must not shout.

A Right B Wrong

26. A school in Wiltshire has banned something from the school's fete. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

25. Children at a London school are allowed to pick flowers. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

C Doesn't say 24. Schools in Derby cancel trips if it's raining.

A Right B Wrong

C Doesn't say 23. Children must not play any ball games.

A Right B Wrong

22. Children at a school in Aberdeen can play football. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

21. To ride donkeys the children must wear hard hats. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

Answer: 0 I• DD I Example: 0 The children have to wear special glasses to play a game.


are true!

A headmaster has told children they must wear special glasses to protect

their eyes if they play a game called conkers. Children enjoying donkey rides in

Bogner Regis must wear hard hats. And a school in Aberdeen has stopped children

from playing football, claiming that the children got too hot and muddy.

Derby City council has told schools to cancel trips if it's too sunny to stop the

children from getting sunburnt. A school in London has stopped children from picking

flowers and making daisy chains just in case they pick up germs. A school in Wiltshire

has banned homemade cakes from the school fete for fear of food poisoning.

These examples sound so crazy that they could be made up, but trust me they

Conker Bonkers

Read the article about schools. Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)? If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B), choose 'Doesn't say' (C). For questions 21-27, mark A, B or C.


28. A He B They c Their

29. A fast B just c well

30. A but B and c so

31. A in B out c on

32. A round B square c straight

33. A have B be c made

34. A first B second c third

35. A told B believed c maybe

C. one B. an Answer: I 0 I • D D I Example: 0 A.a

Ball games began in prehistoric times. At (34) they were part of religious ceremonies, people (35) ..

ball games would prolong the summer or direct winds.

The ancient Greeks were among the first to play a ball game for pleasure.

(30) heads.

The balls can vary (31)........... shape and size. Most are (32) , either solid and

hard like baseballs, or hollow as in tennis.

Football players use a round ball (33) of pigskin. In badminton the 'ball' is called

a shuttlecock and has feathers.

In many sports and games players kick, bowl or throw (0) ball around a playing

area. (28) sometimes use bats, rackets, clubs as (29) as their hands,

-~ Ball Games

Read the article about ball games. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 28-35, mark A, B or C.


Tom

Love

See you (50).......................... . ·

I wish (48) were here, you (49) really like it!

(46) mountains. On Saturday I (47) go to the cinema.

Tomorrow I will (45) on a dog sledge ride through

things to do, there is even a cinema in the town.

and the food (43) great! There are (44) of

(42) skiing this afternoon. It is very nice here, the hotel is nice

The weather is perfect (41) skiing. We are going to

Dear Richard,

It is very cold (O) !J.'!.~~....... . It has been snowing for two days.

:rnplete this postcard. Write ONE word for each space. For questions 41-50, write the words.

s p 40. It will keep things sharp.

R 39. It will get rid of mistakes.

38. This will help you add things up. c

37. You can draw straight lines with this. R

p

"

Answer: I 0 J COMPASS I c example: 0 You can make circles with this.

the descriptions of the different objects you might find in a pencil case. t is the word for each one? The first letter is already there.

re is one space for each letter.

MARIA'S NOTES

Camping trip

dates: (0) Jul't. 7th - 2 7 st

cost: 51 I how long: 52

number of places left: 53

tell: 54 Mrs

need to take: SS land I

Hi Maria, Would you like to come on the school trip to France with me?

It is only 104 pounds for two weeks camping (July 7th - 21st). Make your mind up quickly because there are only five places left! If you want to come, tell Mrs Taylor on Friday.

It will be great fun, we will go by coach and then catch a ferry to France. You don't need to bring any equipment, just

your dothes and some spending money.

See you later, Claire

Read this note to Maria from her friend Claire. Complete the information on Maria's notes. For questions S I -SS write the information.


Paper

By planning your composition, you will also avoid repetition and ensure that your argument is presented in a logical way.

You need to be able to expand on each point, giving more information or expressing your opinion and giving reasons for it.

Make sure that you have included all the points that are required. Use a different paragraph for every point.

Exam Tips When you first start to answer a writing question, it is worth spending a couple of minutes writing a plan.

sev: 'i ,, •

- Where you think you lost it.

- What colour it is and why you like it.

D

· e 25-35 words. Write the note.

lost your jacket at school. Write a note to tell your teacher about your jacket.

1

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cO

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so

' 2. What will the man do tonight?

1. What will they have for dinner?

6.50 pm

so 1.20 pm ~@ 12.:SO pm

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co

1.30

cO

co

1.15

5. What time should the bus have arrived?

eO

4. What will the woman wear?

3. How will they get to the airport?

., piano

D ,

6 James

l:j bass guitar

7 Katie D d recorder

8 Mark D •. , triangle

9 Dav€ D •a guitar

10 Emma D ii drums

ID saxophone

iii trumpet

Example: 0 Jake [!]


C next week

B that night

D D D

A tomorrow

15. When will they next go to the cinema?

C feel frightened

B cry

D D D

A laugh

14. I.aura doesn't like films that make her ...

C horror

B action packed

D D D

A romantic

13. What type of film does John dislike?

C thriller

B romance

D D D

12. John thought the film was supposed to be a

A comedy

11. Laura thought the film was ...

A terrible D B frightening D c funny D

A. last night [[]

B. last week D C. two weeks ago D

Example: 0 John and Laura went to the cinema ...

time:

191 Pick car up on:

Return car on:

Name of car:

Number of doors:

Cost:

next weekend When:

RE.NT A CAR

Questions 16-20 4

Cost for Children: 1fillilii!l*•--===============:..___J

Cost adults: £2

Second floor: display of _

Third floor: J and

pots Roman artefacts and First floor:

Museum


- Cost?

- Music?

- Telephone number?

- Address?

- Date?

PAltTYll

Only £2 Entry!! Pop music from the 80's and 90's

PART1Y TONIGHT] 10th January

5 Main Street - Derby Tel. 01332 897432

Candidate A - your answers

Candidate A, here is some information about a party. Candidate B, you don't know anything about the party, so ask A some questions about it. Now B, ask A your questions about the party and A you answer them.

Example: The examiner reads out these instructions and gives a question card to Candidate Band an answer card to Candidate A

This part takes 3 to 4 minutes and you have to talk to the other candidate. The examiner will give you a prom card like the one below and you have to ask and answer questions.


• Do you have a job? • What is your favourite film? • Do you enjoy playing or watching any sport?

•What's your name? • Where do you live? • What is your home like?

The first part of the test takes 5 - 6 minutes and you have to show that you can use the English you need whe meet someone for the first time.

(5 - 6 minutes) Introducing Yourself PART 1

(Time: 8-10 minutes per pair of candidates)


Don't worry too much about grammar mistakes.

:> :) :) ':) ? ':) Exam Tips

Listen to your partners' questions and answers. You should try to make the conversation as natural as possible.

- Date?

- Cost?

- What / paint?

- Ages?

- First prize?

PAINTING COMPETITION


I Paint a picture of your favourite building. I

Two Age Groups: 10-14 years old 15- 18 years old

Entries must be in by 7th March

PAINTING COMPETITION FiJ-Lst PJ-Lize: A Televisiotlf


ompt

Candidate B, here is some information about a painting competition. didate A, you don't know anything about the painting competition, so ask B some questions about

it.. Now A, ask B your questions about the painting competition and B, you answer them.

T"'E examiner will stop the interaction after 4 or S questions have been asked and answered. A different set of pompt cards is then given out, so that Candidate A has the opportunity to ask questions and Candidate B to answer

. In this example, the questions are about a rock concert.

Do you like to paint in your spare time?

Painting is my favourite pastime.

I like painting but I prefer going to parties!

I don't like painting, I like drawing better.

I would/ wouldn't like to enter a painting competition because I think I would/ wouldn't win.

Prompt Card B I love art, it's my favourite subject at school.

Prompt Card A Who is hosting/ having the party?

I like parties as I always have lots of fun.

I don't like parties because I think they are boring.


• Competition/contest •Winner •Artist • Host - the person who is having the party. • Retro music - music that is from a time in the past, such as the 80s and 90s.

This is useful vocabulary for Paper 3 Speaking, Part Two. The words and phrases below are useful when you are talking about parties and a painting competition. You should try and use them in your test.

Useful Vocabulary

NO SWIMMING H

G Hotel Countryside NO VACANCIES

The Spotted Cow Rooms and Pub

F

A CAUTION:

:tvfEN WORKING

1. You can have a drink and stay a few nights here. D B FREE Pizza for Children

2. You can ask for information. D UNDERGROUND c Trains D 3. Tells you how to clean your clothes.

D Colour ma31 fade.

4. You have to go deep down to catch the train. D Wash Dark colours separate 131.

5. You can not stay in this place. D E ( Help Desk OPEN )

~1A B C D E F G H Answer: ~D•DDDDDD Example:

0 You can have lunch at an Italian restaurant.


Which notice (A-H) says this (1-5)? far questions 1-5 mark the correct letter A-H.

PART 1 Questions 1-5 I

PAPER 1 READING & WRITING

c lots B some A many

10. At the zoo they saw of different animals.

C waving B waiting A watch

9. James was for them.

c crawled B walked A flew

8. Tom over to rarnes's house with his mum.

c hear B look A see

7. Tom was also very excited, he wanted to the kangaroos.

c liked B want A disliked

6. James was very excited. he going to the zoo.

Answer: I 0 I • D D I Example: 0 James called Tom and asked to go to the zoo.

A. him B. them C. it

Read the sentences about going to the zoo. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 6~ I 0 mark A, B or C.

PART 2 · Questions 6-10

11. Is the cake cooked yet? A I'll eat some too when its ready.

B It was delicious.

c Not yet, it'll be ready soon.

12. I'll call you later. A Great, I'll wait for the post.

B That will be nice.

c It's not arrived yet.

13. Let's have fish and chips. A Not tonight.

B Yummy, I like sweet things.

c Not at all.

14. How do I get to the supermarket? A Easy, turn left at the corner.

B Good idea, we need some food.

c Ok, I'll order a take away.

15. I prefer chocolate to caramel. A I can't stand her.

B I do too.

c I can't stand sweets either.

Answer:

B. many years

C. not old How old are you?

A. nineteen Example: 0

plete the five conversations. questions I I~ IS mark A, B or C.

H Let's go on Saturday, at about I 0 in the mo

G Don't forget to hire a car, as we need

to drive there.

F I hope it will be sunny.

E Great, that's settled! The beach it is!

D Remember to pack the football and frisbee

C I think we should have gone earlier.

B Oh yes! I forgot it was my birthday!

Neil: 20 .

with me, as well as your birthday cake!

Vincent: Don't worry of course I will bring them

Neil: 19 .

whole day there.

Vincent: Good idea, we can spend the

18 .•••...••...•..••.... Neil:

everyone, what time shall we go?

Vincent: Ok, now you have decided I will call

17 ..•••...•.•••.....• Neil:

for the whole weekend.

Vincent: It should be, they forecast hot weather

Neil: 16 .

Vincent: That's a good idea, we can all go swimming. A I thought maybe we could all go to the bes

Example: Answer: I 01.A DB De Do DE OF DG [1 Vincent: What are you going to do for your birthday? . _ Neil: 0 .

Complete the conversation between two friends. What does Vincent say to Neil? For questions 16-20 mark the correct letter A-H.


27. The staff punished Red. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

26. The dog quickly learned how to open his cage. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

25. The dog who helped the others escape is called Red. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

24. The staff hid and watched the dogs escape. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

23. The workers thought a burglar let the dogs out. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

22. The dogs ate lots of food when they escaped. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

21. There were ten dogs escaping each night. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

Answer: I 0 I • D D I Example: 0 The dogs lived at a rescue centre.


DOGS ESCAPE FROM RESCUE CENTRE The mystery of the unlocked cages at a rescue centre for dogs had the staff

scratching their heads as much as the dogs scratch themselves. Just how were up to nine dogs at a time getting out of their locked cages at night

and helping themselves to food and treats from the kitchen? Some of the staff even wondered if they had a .ghost living at the rescue centre

who was letting the dogs out. To solve the mystery they placed a camera in the building to see what went on at night. An hour after the staff had left, a friendly, wily dog of mainly greyhound descent named Red, was caught on camera opening his cage, then going to the other dogs' cages and opening them.

Red was a very clever dog, after watching the staff unlock and open his cage each deJy to take him for walks and to feed him, he soon worked out how to open it himself. It wasn't long before Red was able to open the cages of his 'friends' so that each night they could all feast and play together while the staff were at home fast asleep!

the article about a rescue centre for dogs. Are sentences 21-27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)? If there enough informatiqn to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B), choose 'Doesn't say' (C).

questions 21-27, mark A, B or C.

bee.

28. A and B an c a

29. A them B it c they

30. A had B has c have

31. A cooley B quickly c cautiously

32. A On B At c In

33. A most B more c many

34. A than B or c but

35. A our B mine c their

Answer: I 0 I • D D I c. by B. before Example:

0 A. from

Plants usually grow in soil. Without plants (35) world would be very different.

and produce fruit in the summer, (34) lose their leaves in winter.

rainforests. (32) cooler climates, where it is not too hot or cold (33) plants flower

Where the climate is hot and humid plants grow very (31) all year round to make lush

(29) grow in any place that (30) water, light and air.

Plants grow everywhere (0) the icy Arctic to the hot (28) humid tropics. In fact

Read the article about plants. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 28-35, mark A, B or C.


ing and Writing

PLANT LIFE

~=======================================================.1~ Love,

The weather is great! We spent the whole day (0) ?..~ the beach swimming in the

sea. We arrived here two days (41) Tomorrow (42) are all going to an

sland (43) the day. I'm very excited. We (44) already visited the

Acropolis; (45) was very beautiful. (46) are many interesting sights

n Athens. Last night we walked (47) a taverna and had dinner; it (48) .

1ery busy. I have (49) lots of photographs. It's (50) pity you couldn't come

Example: I 0 on

Complete this postcard. Write ONE word for each space. For questions 41 ~SO, write the words.

D

c

p

B

w

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40. You can do your homework on here.

39. You might have these at the window.

38. You might have one of these on your wall.

37. This will keep you warm in bed.

36. You can keep your clothes in here.

B 0 You sleep on this.

the descriptions of the different objects you might find in a bedroom. is the word for each one? The first letter is already there. is one space for each letter.

Date of collection: .__I ~5=s___.lL.._ ___,

Price: I s4 I. Author:

Name of book:

Customer:

Borders Bookshop ORDER FORM

Ancient Art Forms byEWard

Julius Caesar the truth by G Robertson

£8.99 each

£10.00

.Ancient Roman History by S Johnson

Order from: Borders Bookshop University Campus Cherry Tree Building, Nottingham.

Books you'll need next term:

Barney

Thanks

I have got the list of books we need for next term. Tomorrow can you go to the bookshop and order the Art book r need? r will pick it up f ram the bookshop on Friday the 11th.

Jack,

Read this note to jack from his friend Barney. Complete the information on the bookshops order form. For questions 51 ~55 write the information.

Questions 51-55

ite 25~35 words. Write the note.

Say:

- Where you want to go.

- What you will do there and for how long you will stay.

You are planning to go on a journey. Write a note to tell your friend about your journey.

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2. What did the man buy?

1 hour

1. How long did the journey last?

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£140 £104 How much does the man pay for his ticket?

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What day will they go out for dinner?

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Where will they go this afternoon?

m Pizza

D 6 Mark E] Steak & Chips

DI 7 Mike D Fish pie

8 Sally D IE Hamburger & Chips

DI Roast chicken 9 Georgina D D Salad

10 Rebecca D Iii Pizza

IIJ Pasta

Example: 0 "Katie [I]

Listen to Katie talking to a friend about what each:persori]ate at'l"a restaurant. • • ~ ~,,. ~ 1f~'Jf(j:ittr·f.f • For questions 6-10, write a letter (A-H) next to each:person . .You will

conversation twice. , , ~'i£ -<~ - :: ~·~ --;.• ~,,. ~ _,,


-

12. Selectadisc is near a

A hardware store. D B chemist. D c department store. D

13. The shop's address is

A 21 George Street. D B 21 Johnson Street. D c 21 Howard's Street. D

14. What do you get for free?

A a book. D B a cassette. D c a poster. D

15. How much did the CD cost?

A £9 D B £12 D c £6 D

11. The CD is by the

A Bees. D B Trees. D c Thieves. D

c. 1985

[I] D D

A. 1805 Example: 0 The name of the CD Robert wants to buy is B. 181 5

~ ;A··~-- ..... ~ Listen to the conversation between Jake and Robert aoout 5~ng a CD. For questions 11-15, tick (,[) A. B or C. You will hea~l,ii~ ~onversation twice.

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Phone number:

Food on flight:

Return ticket cost:

pm Time:

Day of journey:

Madrid To:

FLIGHT

You will hear a woman asking for information about a: fi!gh~Listen and complete questions 16~20. You will hear the convers~t~n~t:Wice.

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-

___ pm

to year-olds Age Group:

Dining Room:

photographs of sights

Age Group:

Display:

Sports Hall:

Main Hall Registration:

Wellbrooke School Painting Contest

to year- olds


PRIZE: TEAM FOOTBALL KIT

- Prize?

- Over 18's / time?

- Under 18's / time?

- Price?

- Address?

5 A SIDE FOOTBALL CONTEST

Cost: 50 pence per team

SUNDAY 6TH OF MAY At: st James school, Moor street.

5 A SIDE FOOTBALL CONTEST

Candidate A - your answers Candidate B - your questions

Candidate A, here is some information about a side football contest. Candidate B, you don't know anything about the contest, so ask A some questions about it. Now B, ask A your questions about the contest and A you answer them.

Example: The examiner reads out these instructions and gives a question card to Candidate Band an answer card to Candidate A.



• Do you enjoy studying English? •How long have you been studying English? • Why are you studying English?

•What's your name? •Where do you live? • What is your home like?

The first part of the test takes 5 - 6 minutes and you have to show that you can use the English you need when y meet someone for the first time.

(Time: 8-10 minutes per pair of candidates)


- Cost?

- Who I go?

- Drinks / food?

- Special / guests?

- Address / time?

STORY TELLING EVENING


try: 0 pence Adults 0 pence Children

EVERYBODY WELCOME

IME: 7.00 pm REE tea I coffee and cakes for all!

Come and join us for an evening of mystery and adventure at the community centre, Breedon-on-the-Hill

STORY TELLING EVENING


Don't worry if you think your partner is better at speaking English than you, or not as good as you. The examiners will look at each performance individually.

~ ~ ~ ':> ~ ~ Exam Tip

Candidate B, here is some information about a story telling evening. Candidate A, you don't know anything about the story telling evening, so ask B some questions about it. Now A, ask B your questions about the story telling evening and B, you answer them.

The examiner will stop the interaction after 4 or 5 questions have been asked and answered. A different set of prompt cards is then given out, so that Candidate A has the opportunity to ask questions and Candidate B to answer them. In this example, the questions are about a rock concert. ·

I like playing football better than listening to stories.

I like mystery/ adventure stories best.

Prompt Card B I like/ don't like listening to stories, they are exciting/ boring.

I play for the under I S's.

Do you play for a team? What is their name?

I like the kit, its my favourite colours.

Prompt Card A What uniform/strip/ kit do you wear?


• Team/side/club • Kit/uniform/strip • Match/game • Refreshments - drinks and snacks that are given out, for example in a

meeting • Mystery - something that is not known about or understood. • Adventure - and exciting or dangerous journey or events.

This is useful vocabulary for Paper 3, Speaking Part Two. The words and phrases below are useful when you are talking about 5 a side football competition and a story telling evening. You should try and use them in your test. You can also use the vocabulary from Speaking Test I and 3.

Useful Vocabulary

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TICKETS MUST BE SHOWN UPON ENTRANCE

H

DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A LEAD

G

Please keep off the grass F

A

. Visit this shop before the new D term starts. 8

It is not safe here so keep away. D DANGER:

You must have somebody with you. D c SHALLOW WATER STRICTLY NO DIVING

You need to control a pet.

D D You are asked politely not to do something. D E All children MUST be

accompanied by an adult

1n11A B C D E F G H Answer: L:_JDD. DD DD D

(Time: I hour I 0 minutes)

Example: 0 It is not safe to jump in here

Which notice (A-H) says this (I -5)? For questions 1-5 mark the correct letter A-H.

PART 1 : Questions 1-5

PAPER 1 READING & WRITING

c stand B dive A lay

10. Mary stopped the boat so Paul could into the sea.

C sun bathing B swimming A play

9. Paul wanted to go in the sea.

c drive B ride A sail

8. They decided to to a beautiful island.

c hire B look A sell

7. They wanted to a big boat.

6. They decided to go sailing for their .

Answer: I 0 I 0 • D I Example: 0 Paul and Mary had up from school.

A. mended B. broken C. finished

c recess B festival A holiday

Read the sentences about going sailing. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 6-10 mark A, B or C.

PART 2 i Questions 6-10

C Yes, see you soon.

A I can't see very well.

B That's fine.

A Of course I can.

B I don't want to go for a ride.

C Ok, I'll fix your bike.

A No more than an hour.

B It took us ages.

C We arrived early.

A Friday will be fine for me too.

B Yes, the food was very good.

C Ok, I'll just get changed.

A Yes, well done.

B Yes, I did it well.

C I don't know either.

Answer: 0 I • D D I

15. See you later.

14. Can you ride a bike?

13. How long will the journey take?

12. Let's go out for dinner tonight.

I I . Is this answer correct?

B. many years

C. not old

A. nineteen

plete the five conversations. questions I 1-15 mark A, B or C.

How old are you?

H It's my birthday.

G How much money do we need to take?

F Do we need to buy food?

E There are supposed to be some really nice shops there.

D No, it's for my mum, she's 50 next mont

C I have enough money for our food.

B Great, I need to buy a birthday present.

Hester: 20 .

Athena: Who's it for? Your dad?

Hester: 19 .

brought loads of nice things back.

Athena: Yes, my sister went to Paris last year, she

Hester: 18 .

bring enough money for shopping!

Athena: No, everything is included in the price, just

Hester: 17 .

pounds spending money.

Athena: Well, I'm trying to save two hundred

Hester: 16 .

Athena: I know, I'm really looking forward to it too. A Yeah, I can't wait!

Example: Athena: Are you coming on the school trip to France? Hester: 0 .

Complete the conversation between two friends. What does Hester say to Athena? For questions 16-20 mark the correct letter A-H.

PART 3 I Questions 16-20

ing and Writing Paper

27. Henry VIII was married six times. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

26. You can see thousands of wax sculptures. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

25. You can buy a history book at Madame Tussauds. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

24. You can shake the real Prince Charles's hand in person. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

23. You can see the members of the Royal Family in wax. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

22. People can see famous people made of wax. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

C Doesn't say 21. Plastic is made of wax.

A Right B Wrong

Answer: 0 I • D D I Example: 0 There are many branches of Madame Tussauds

A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

Madame Tussauds is a famous wax museum in London with branches in a number of major cities. It has a lot of famous people made from wax. Wax is a solid substance that becomes soft when warm and melts easily. It comes from bees and is often used to make candles. Many people visit wax museums because the sculptures look like they are real.

A visit to Madame Tussauds wouldn't be complete without meeting the Royal Family. Dating back over ten centuries, the Monarchy has played an important role in the UK, but rather than reading all about it in a dusty history book you'll meet history's royalties face to face at Madame Tussauds! You can plant a kiss on Prince William's cheek, or shake Prince Charles's hand. Of course the late Queen Mother and Diana, Princess of Wales are here too looking as beautiful as ever.

Finally, travel back in time to the Tudor times. Ever heard of Henry VIII? He ruled England in the sixteenth century and is mostly known for his six wives and for declaring himself head of the new Church of England.

MADAME TUSSAUDS

d the text about Madame Tussauds, the famous wax museum in ~ondon. Are sentences 21 ~27 'Right' (A) 'Wrong' (B)? If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B), choose 'Doesn't

y' (C). For questions 21 ~27, mark A, B or C.

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28. A few 8 an c a

29. A In B On c At

30. A His B Him c He

31. A eaten B ate c eats

32. A them 8 they c yours

33. A to be 8 was c had

34. A any a another c that

35. A a B one c an

Answer: I 0 I • D D I B. leave C. go Example:

0 A. left

In the summer of 1768 a small ship (0) Plymouth, England, on

(28) expedition to the Pacific Ocean. (29)........... charge of the

ship was Lieutenant James Cook, who was to become one of the world's

greatest explorers. The voyage lasted for three years. (30) was a very good captain. He insist-

ed that his crew (31) lots of fruit and vegetables to stop (32) from getting sick. When

Cook returned he (33) sent on (34)........... voyage. He became the first European to visit

(35) number of islands in the Pacific and expanded the British empire by adding lands such as

Australia and New Zealand.

James Cook

Read the article about an explorer called James Cook. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 28-35, mark A, B or C.

PART 5 Questions 28-35 I

ing and Writing

e write soon.

Dear Christina,

Thank you for the letter (0) ...•• ~me;'.. .. the present. Your new house looks really nice. I can't wait to I) •••••••••••••••••••••••• and visit. My family is going on ( 42) for two weeks ( 43) . . We are going to rent a house (44) an island. There are lots of places to swim and sunbathe and

are near a small town. My mum and I are going to (4S) a lot of shopping (46) we

there. My dad and my brother don't like shopping, but they will take a boat out and go fishing! Would you

7) .•••••••••••••.•.... to come with (48) ••••••••••••••••••.•••• ?We could go to the beach and swim in the sea,

9) shopping or we could even go (50) the cinema.

Example: ~ I and I mplete this letter. Write ONE word for each space. For questions 41-50, write the words.

p 40. I can fly you anywhere in the world.

p

c

v 37. I help sick animals.

D 36. I look after peoples teeth.

Answer: 0 Doctor D Example: 0 I help people get better

Read the descriptions (36- 40) of some jobs. What is the word for each one? The first letter is already there. There is one space for each other letter in the word. For questions 36-40 write the words.

PART 6, Questions 36-40

Name of guest speaker: l s_1 __ I ~ Collection time: I _s_2 ..... I __. Meeting place: l=-1 _53____.,I __.

Take him to: ._I _s_4~'~--------~ Subject of talk: ._I _s_s---.JI.___ __,

Date: 25th March

HANNAH'S NOTES

Tuesda~ 25th March, 6.3o p.m. Sports Ball

Health~ Eating and Sport

Mark Matthews can't come to the youth club for the talk, so Jimmy is sending Matt Maidstone instead to talk about the same thing. Can you meet him at the train station at 5.45, forty five minutes before the start of the talk? Bring him to my office. Thanks Brian Ward

Marl& Matthews (Jimmy's Gym)

will speak to all members about

Hannah,

Read the. information about a talk at a youth club. Complete Hannah's notes. For questions 51-55 write the information.


ing and Writing

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Don't write fewer than 25 words in Part 9 and remember to write an opening and ending for this section.

Don't rush. You have plenty of time to answer all the questions.

Exam Tips Don't forget to check your spelling.

Write 25-35 words. Write the note.

You are planning a fancy dress party. Write an invitation to your friend.

Questions 56 'k:1;il'

Say:

- Where the party will be and the date.

- What you will wear and suggest a costume for your friend.

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2. What time is Mary's appointment with her doctor?

Italy Spain

c [I]

6.50 pm 12.50 pm

1. Where is the woman's family going on holiday?

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1.20 pm


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LIBRARY

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5. What day is it most likely to rain?

5 KM

LIBRARY LIBRARY

4. How far is the nearest public library?

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3. What shape jewellery box does Emma like?

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I! high jump Susan D

IE table tennis Jenny D

D football

Peter D IE hockey

Sam D a 100 meter /metre race

Amy D II tennis

DI volleyball

ll] swimming

Example: 0 John

Listen to John talking to a friend about a school spo~~'t~ay. F.oY.'"~uestions write a letter (A-H) next to each person. You wilOi,~}irii!the conversation twice.

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A Tomorrow morning D B In the atterncon D c Next week D The library is Olil the corner of

A Torque Gardens D B Summerset Gardens D c Two Tower Gardens D

When will Sandra go to the library?

A Today D B Tomorrow D c Next week D

When is Karl taking the book back to the library?

A J Hindman D B J Handsman D c J Manson D Sandra's book was about

A a city D B the past D c the future D

C. The Lost Children.

Example: 0 The name of the book Karl is reading is B. The City of the Lost.

[I] D D

A. The Lost City.


Street

Cost:

Address of travel centre:

Arrives at:

10

Newcastle To:

Day of journey:

Bus leaves at:

Bus Information


Pa

Don't write more than one answer as if the correct one is there, it won't be accepted.

If you are asked to write the time, make sure you write it in figures, such as 4.25. This will save you time.

Be careful with your spelling!

Park. Downing Street. Houses of Parliament

Afternoon Visit:

Gost of guide book:

Tour length:

of London

Buckin@ham Palace

OPEN TOP BUS TOUR


i;1rst visit:

Second visit:

Lunch at:

Please bring your own food and drinks!

FREE entry for children under 16. Adults over 16: £ 2

Venue: Hindleys Community Colle~e 9.30 am - 4.00pm

History Day Saturday 7th July

Interested in learning more about ancient Greek and Roman history? Why not come along to our history day!

- Lunch?

- Price / adults / age?

- Free/ who?

- All day?

- College/ address?

- Date?

Candidate A - your answers

PART 2

Candidate A, here is some information about History Day. Candidate B, you don't know anything about History Day, so ask A some questions about it. Now B, ask A your questions about History Day and A you answer them.


(3-4 minutes) Prompt card activity


HISTORY DAY

• Do you enjoy studying English? • Which do you prefer more, watching TV or going to the cinema? •What is your favourite film?


•What's your name? •What town do you live in? • What is your home like?


The first part of the test takes 5 - 6 minutes and you have to show that you can use the English you need when you meet someone for the first time. ·

PART 1

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Exam Tips Practise using phrases such as 'can you repeat that please?' in case you need the examiner to say something again or rephrase something. You will get credit for this.

- Phone number?

- Wear?

- Day?

- Beginners / advanced / time?

- Classes / age?

Eleanor's School of Dance. Candidate A - your questions

Please wear trainers. Everybody welcome

Call Eleanor on: 01597 22 44 55 for more information!

Come and iotn in the fun!

Eleanor's School ot Dance Classes for all ages!

Beginners: Saturday 10 am Advanced: Saturday 4 pm


Candidate B, here is some information about a dance school. Candidate A, you don't know anything about the dance school, so ask B some questions about it. Now A, ask B your questions about the dance school and B, you answer them.

The examiner will stop the interaction after 4 or 5 questions have been asked and answered. A different set of prompt cards is then given out, so that Candidate A has the opportunity to ask questions and Candidate B to answer them. In this example, the questions are about a rock concert.

Prompt Card B I love dancing, I'm taking lessons.

What level are you?

I'm a beginner/ intermediate/ advanced.

What do you wear to dance in?

Do you like history/ learning about the past/ dancing?

Which do you like best? Why?

Ancient Greek history is my favourite.

Prompt Card A I love history, I like learning about the past.

I don't like history, it's boring.


•Ancient • Learn/discover • Entry /admission • Classes/ lessons • Beginners/ starters • Advanced level

This is useful vocabulary for Paper 3 Speaking Part Two. The words and phrases below are useful when you are talking about a history day and a dance school. You should try and use them in your test.

Useful Vocabulary

H

DANGER Do Not Smoke, Eat or Drink

in This Area

G

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NO'l'H;E: ..••...••.....••...•••....••....••....••••

FIRE ALARM CALL POINT HERE

E

D

EMERGENCY EXIT ONLY Alarm Will Sound

c

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NO CAMPING

HERE B

A


Answer:

Exam Tips !Don't worry if there are some words you don't recognise on these signs. You should be able to understand the meaning of the signs even if you don't understand

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4. Press this button in an emergency. D 5. You can't stay here overnight. D

I. You can't bring a pet here. D 2. Don't eat lunch here. D 3. Put your glass and plastic bottles in D

this bin.

Example: 0. Only use this door if you work here


Which notice {A-H) says this ( 1-5)? For questions 1-5 mark the correct letter A-H.

PAPER I READING & WRITING

c best B interesting A favourite

10. Greta's present was a computer game.

c baked B cooked A ate

9. Greta's mother a chocolate cake for the children.

c competitions B toys A games

8. Greta and her friends played fun in her garden.

C Which B Each A Every

7 of her friends brought her a nice present.

c invited B brought A showed

6. She all of her friends to come to her house on Saturday afternoon.

Answer: I 0 I • DD I C. liked B. enjoyed A. wanted

Example: 0. Greta to have a party for her birthday.

Read the sentences (6- I 0) about Greta's birthday party. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space, For questions 6-10, mark A, B or C.


ing and Writin

A We leave tonight. B It was lovely. C A week on an island.

A She's my cousin. B I don't like it. C We made it ourselves.

A Sorry, I was too busy. B Yes, he will. C That would be fun.

A For two weeks. B In three hours. C To London.

A £20. B Last Wednesday. C At a shop in the village.

15. How was your holiday?

14. Do you l<now the girl who is drinking lemonade?

13. Shall we go fishing tomorrow?

12. When does your flight leave?

I I . Where did you buy that scarf?


B. many years

C. not old

A. nineteen

How old are you?

Example: 0

Complete the five conversations. For questions 11-15 mark A, B or C.

Questions 11-15 lfJ;jfl

That's amazing. I love old paintings.

H

I'm interested in paintings of wild animals.

G

Who painted them? F

Yes. Where can I buy lunch afterwards?

E

Where are those paintings? D

No, this is my first visit. c

Where is the lift? B

How old are they?

There's a cafe next to the museum shop. Guide:

Katrina: 20 .

So do I. Do you have any other questions?

Guide:

Katrina: 19 .

They were painted almost 300 years ago. Guide:

Katrina: 18 .

They're on the second floor. Guide:

Katrina: 17 .....•...

We have some famous paintings of tigers and giraffes.

Guide:

Katrina: I 6 .

That's great. What would you like to see? Guide: A

Example: Guide: Good morning! Have you been to this museum before? Katerina: 0 ........

Complete the conversation in a museum. What does Katrina say to the guide? For questions 16-20, mark the correct letter A-H on the answer sheet.

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27. It's important to think about the environment when planning where to get energy. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

26. Sometimes bats fly into wind machines. · A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

25. Using sun, water and wind for energy, pollutes the environment. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

24. A windy hill would be a good place to get energy. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

23. We can use water power from lakes. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

22. We can use the sun's energy for electricity. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

21. Coal and oil are the best sources of energy. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say

Answer: I 0 I • D D I Example: 0 Lights and computers use energy.


We always have to be careful of the environment when we get our energy. For example. we shouldn't put wind machines where we know lots of birds will be flying, because they might fly into the machines. But if we choose the right kind of energy in the right place. we will have good, clean energy for the future.

The best sources of energy don't hurt the environment and won't run out. In places where it is often sunny, we can use energy from the sun. We can also use water power from rivers and from waves in the sea. In windy places we can use wind power. These sources of energy don't cause pollution.

Good sources of energy People need energy so we can turn on our lights. use our computers. cook our food, and lots more. Some ways of getting the energy we need for our electrici ty are better than others. There isn't enough coal and oil to last us forever, and taking them out of the ground is bad for the environment.

Read the article about energy. Are sentences 21 ~27 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B)? If there is not enough information to answer 'Right' (A) or 'Wrong' (B), choose 'Doesn't say' (C). For questions 21 ~27, mark A, B or C.


28. A relaxed B relaxing c relaxes

29. A must B do c have

30. A for B with c and

31. A its B his c your

32. A Do B Be c Have

33. A anything B everything c nothing

34. A flight B walk c kick

35. A out B down c up

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B. better Answer: r 0 I • D D I C. best Example: 0 A. great

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There are many fun things to do when you are camping. You can go for a (34) , look for birds and animals, or take photographs. Always remember to clean (35) after yourself and don't leave any rubbish behind.

First, you need a tent (30)........... a sleeping bag. You should bring all (31)........... food too, unless you are planning to fish or find food. (32) . very careful if you are eating wild berries or plants. Don't eat (33) if you don't know what it is!

Camping is a (0) way to spend a holiday. You can spend time (28) . and enjoying nature. If you go camping far from the city, you (29) . remember to bring everything you need with you.

Read the article about camping. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 28-35, mark A, B or C.

PART 5 : Questions 28-35

Yesterday I (45) shopping and I bought a beautiful pink dress and a silver ring. I also found a present to (46) to my sister. It's a painting of the island and I'm sure she (~7) love it. I also visited the museum (48) they keep the Island Treasure. The woman at the museum told me (49) it was stolen by pirates and hidden on the island 250 years ago.

Dear Rachel, Thank you very much (O) .... .l~r. telling me about this hotel. I am having a wonderful holiday here. My room is very big and (41) a view of the sea. (42) morning I went swimming in the sea. Then I had lunch at the hotel cafe. They serve fresh fish (43) they catch near here. I had a nice big piece (44) cake too.

I hope you and your family are well. Wish you (50) here! Love, Alexis

Complete the letter. Write ONE word for each space. For questions 41-50, write the words.

Example: I 0 I for I

PART 7 1 Questions 41-50

h This is a big animal which you can ride.

f 39. This person works on the farm.

g _ sheep eat it.

38. This plant grows on the ground. Cows and

37. This is a big area of land where food is grown. f

36. We eat this bird's eggs for breakfast. c

cow Example: 0 This is a big animal that gives us milk.

Read the descriptions of the different objects you would find on a farm. The first letter is already there. There is one space for each other letter in the word. For questions 36-40 write the words.

I


What to bring:

Travel by:

Dates

Teacher:

Trip to:

Name:

Class Trip Application Form

Love f ram Lisa

I am going on a trip with my class. we are going to visit Trim castle and I am really excited. My mother is driving me there in her car because I do not want to take the bus. I will take lots of pictures of the castle to show you. Will you come to visit us next Sunday?

Dear uncle Chris,

Trip 2, 18-20 May Go to Sonnet Wild Animal Park with Mr Holly. Travel with us by train. Bring a camera.

Trip I, I 5-1 7 May Go to Trim Castle with Mrs Willow. Travel with us by bus or meet us there. Bring a raincoat.

Class Trips Choose which trip yeu would like and fill out an application by Friday.

Read this note and the information about class trips. Complete the information on Mike's notes. For questions 51-55 write the information.

PART 8, Questions 51-55

Try not to write more than 35 words as this means you are more likely to make a mistake.

If you are asked to write a note, remember to open and close it correctly.

Remember to cover all t:he information required by the question.

Check your spelling, punctuation, structure and vocabulary.

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Exam Tips Practise writing simple messages or emails to your friends or family.

Write 25-35 words.

Write your note on the answer sheet.

Write a note to Henry. Answer his questions.

Henry

Read this note from your friend Henry.

PART 9 Question 56

Don't forget that Anna's party is at Karl's

Restaurant. What present did you get for Anna?

How are you getting to the party?

ls your sister coming with you?

cD

Paris Pisa

6.50 pm 1.20 pm

2. What is Maria's book about?

1. Where did Gary go on holiday?

London

12.50 pm



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5. What is broken in the kitchen?

4. What's Matthew's mother cooking for dinner?

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3. What did Sarah buy for Michael?

PEOPLE ACTIVITIES

6 Tuesday D IJI see a film l

D l:j swimming 7 Wednesday

g dance class

8 Thursday D •. , go to the zoo

9 Friday D •a go to the park

10 Saturday D ., visit Sally's mum

Cij go to the library

''' go shopping

Example: 0 Monday


Paper

11. What kind of music do they play?

A modern rock D B jazz D c old rock D

12. What time does the show begin?

A 9.00 D B 10.30 D c ll.00 D

13. Where is the show?

A next to the museum D B next to the Music Centre D c in Bell Street D

14. How much do tickets cost for students?

A £4 D B £8 D c £12 D

15. What is Seagulls?

A a restaurant D B a farm D c a cate D

B. Rain Spirits

C. Rock Planet

A. Planet Rock D 0 D

Example: 0 Who is playing at the concert?


Make sure that you write British prices (pounds and pence) if prices are mentioned.

Listen carefully to the instructions and read the questions before the recording starts, so that you know exactly what information to listen for.

Exam Tips When listening to Parts 4 and 5, imagine that you really need the information you are been given. This should help you concentrate on getting the information you need.

Bring for art:

191 Geography reading:

Give homework on: 11:1 Pages to write: PH Story on page:

,,, 'Mary's New Teacher' Reading:

Questions 16-20 4

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Lost in the car park:

Telephone number:

floor

Restaurants close at

Cate is on the:

to

Flights delayed:

Desks open:

Gold City Airport

Questions 21-25 s

0 cost?

0 what I wear?

0 where?

0 how long I ride?

0 name?

HORSE RIDING

Only ,£15 Wear good shoes.

Two-hour trips to the beach or mountains

Come ride with us! 30 horses to choose from

SUNNY TRAILS HORSE RIDING CENTRE

Candidate B - your questions Candidate A - your answers

Candidate A, here is some information about a horse riding centre. Candidate B, you don't know anything about the centre, so ask A some questions about it. Now B, ask A your questions about the horse riding centre and A you answer them.




• Do you work or are you a student? • Do you enjoy learning English? • How long have you been studying English?

•What's your name? • Where do you live? • What is your town like?

The first part of the test takes 5 - 6 minutes and you have to show that you can use the English you need when you meet someone for the first time.


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':) ... 'd 1:1 . ~ ':> ':)··: Exam Tips

Practise answering simple

questions about yourself,

your work or studies, school,

hobbies, family, home I hometown etc.

0 free gift?

0 where?

0 sale?

0 when I open?

0 name?

FLOWER SHOP


Free card when you buy 12 flowers!

Special Mother's Day Sale ALL roses and gift baskets

Half Price

14 Glasgow Street Open Monday to Saturday I 0 am to 6 pm

BUSY BEES FLOWER SHOP SALE!!!


Candidate B, here is some information about a flower shop. Candidate A, you don't know anything about the flower shop, so ask B some questions about it. Now A, ask B your questions about the flower shop and B, you answer them.

The examiner will stop the interaction after 4 or 5 questions have been asked and answered. A different set of prompt cards is then given out, so that Candidate A has the opportunity to ask questions and Candidate B to answer them. In this example, the questions are about a rock concert.

Was it cheap I expensive?

Did you get a free gift?

You can get a free gift if you buy 12 flowers.

I bought my mum some flowers from the flower shop.

Prompt Card B What did you buy your mum for Mother's Day?

I don't like horses. I think they are scary.

I went on a horse riding trip to the beach. It was fun.

Can you ride a horse?

Prompt Card A I go horse riding at the weekends.


This is useful vocabulary for Paper 3 Speaking Part Two. The words and phrases below are useful when you are talking about the horse riding centre and the flower shop. You should try and use them in your test.

• Trip/ journey • Special • Gift/ present • Gift basket - some flowers that have been put in a decorated basket. • Trail - a rough path

Useful Vocabulary

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TEST 1This is the Cambridge Preliminary English Test. There are four parts to the test. You will hear each part twice. For eachpart of the test there will be time for you to look through the questions and time for you to check your answers. Write youranswers on the question paper. You will have six minutes at the end of the test to copy your answers onto the answer sheet.The recording will now be stopped. Please ask any questions now, because you must not speak during the test.[Pause 5 seconds.]

Part 1There are seven questions in this part. For each question there are three pictures and a short recording. Choose the cor-rect picture and put a tick in the box below it. Before we start, here is an example.Example: Where did the woman leave her hat?W: Oh no! What have I done with my hat?M: You didn’t have it in the cafe.W: But I meant to wear it because I remember taking it out of the car with my bag.M: Yes, I saw you put your things on the roof of the car.W: Oh no! I know where it still is then![Pause 5 seconds.]The second picture is correct so there is a tick in box B. Look at the three pictures for question 1 now.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now we are ready to start. Listen carefully. You will hear each recording twice.

1. How did the woman travel?M: I’m surprised that you drove all the way to Liverpool.F: Well, actually I decided it would be better not to take the car in the end.M: Oh really! What made you change your mind?F: The train doesn’t get stuck in traffic jams and I didn’t want to be late to meet my sister when she arrived at the harbour.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

2. What time does the film start?M: What time shall I come to your house?F: Six o’clock, so that we don’t have to hurry.M: That gives us a whole hour until the film starts, and it only takes ten minutes to walk to the cinema.F: I know, but I thought we could go for a coffee first.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

3. What does the man eat?F: Are you ready to order your meal, Sir?M: Yes. I’d like steak and chips please.F: I’m very sorry Sir, but we’ve run out of steak.M: Oh, that’s a shame.F: The chicken is very good today and so is the fish.M: Okay I’ll have chicken and chips... Oh, actually, I’m on a diet so I’d better have salad instead of the chips.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

4. Which book is Jackie reading?M: Are you still reading that history book Jackie?F: Actually I’m just reading something for fun.M: That’s unusual for you. You always seem to be studying these days.F: Exactly, that’s why I thought a bit of poetry might help me to relax.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

5. Where did the man leave his keys?M: Have you seen my keys?F: Aren’t they on the table?M: No, I looked there.F: How about in your coat pocket?M: Oh yes, they are probably there... Oh! No they aren’t.F: Well what is that in your hand?M: Oops, silly me![Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

6. Which present did Mark buy?M: I wanted to buy Jane a blouse but I’m not sure what size she is.F: How about buying her a nice scarf?M: Do you think she’d rather have that than a pair of gloves?F: I think so.M: Oh okay then.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

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7. What will the weather be like tomorrow?W: And now the weather. After a rainy start today, it will get brighter in the afternoon although it may be a little windy. However, this will

blow away the cloud during the night so most of us will wake up to warm sunshine.[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]

That is the end of part 1. [Pause 10 seconds.]

Now turn to part 2, questions 8-13.You will hear a doctor talking about how people can live a healthier life. For each question, put a tick in the correct box.You now have 45 seconds to look at the questions for Part 2. [Pause 45 seconds.] Now we are ready to start. Listen carefully.You will hear the recording twice.

F: Most people seem to think that in order to become healthier, we need to go to the gym every day and eat hardly anything.This, however, is really not the way to go about changing your unhealthy habits. Just a few, basic changes to our daily routinecan improve our health dramatically.If you are the kind of person who keeps trying to exercise regularly but keeps failing, it’s time to think again about your attitude. It’simportant not to focus on your failures, but instead be positive about your successes. Instead of being unhappy because you didn’t goto the gym five times last week, be proud of the fact that at least you went twice.One good reason to eat healthily is that it could improve your mood. A recent survey has found that 80 per cent of people felt betterwhen they changed what they ate or drank. A quarter of them said their bad moods and stress disappeared. The greatest benefit wasfelt after drinking more water, eating more vegetables, reducing sugar and cutting down on coffee.Another way of improving your mood and reducing stress is to take care when you do things. If you start something, make sure youfinish it - even if it is a minor task. Doing so can make you feel happier. When you get close to achieving something, your brain sendsout reward signals that make you feel positive.Finally you should make sure that you get plenty of sleep. Don’t have too many late nights, although an occasional one won’t do youany harm. Without sleep, the brain can’t work properly and you’ll get depressed. So look after your body and your body will look after you.

[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]


Now turn to part 3, questions 14-19.You will hear a tour guide giving information about an old British house. For each question, fill in the missing informationin the numbered space. You now have 20 seconds to look at Part 3. [Pause 20 seconds.] Now we are ready to start. Listencarefully. You will hear the recording twice.

M: Good morning everyone and welcome to Stonebridge House. My name is David and I’m your tour guide. This morning I’m going toshow you around this wonderful 19th century house which was the home of the Reynold family for more than 150 years, until 1975when it became a national museum.We are now standing in the main lobby of the house where you can see the magnificent wooden staircase that leads up to thebedrooms. The servants used to sleep in the attic but they would have used a different staircase to this one.Now if we go through to the dining room you will be able to see a fine collection of paintings. George Reynold was a big fan oftraditional art as we can see here today. George came from a military family. Surprisingly, however, he became a lawyer, even thoughhis father had wanted him to be an officer in the army. His younger brother also rebelled and became a teacher.Now the Reynold family is famous for many things but probably most of all for the many family tragedies. The family has had morethan its fair share of early deaths. George’s son Michael died from cancer, his wife died while giving birth to their daughter Emily andGeorge’s brother had a fatal horse riding accident. George himself always suffered from a weak heart and he died of a heart attackat the age of 52.

[Pause 5 seconds.] Now listen again. [Repeat the recording.] [Pause 5 seconds.]


Now turn to part 4, questions 20-25.Look at the six sentences for this part. You will hear a conversation between a boy, Simon, and a girl, Tina, about someproblems Tina is having at school. Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. If it is correct, put a tick in the boxunder A for YES. If it is not correct, put a tick in the box under B for NO. You now have 20 seconds to look at the ques-tions for Part 4. [Pause 20 seconds.] Now we are ready to start. Listen carefully. You will hear the recording twice.

M: What’s wrong, Tina? You’ve been looking worried all morning.F: Oh, everything’s going wrong at the moment, Simon.M: Oh come on, it can’t be that bad. You know what they say; “a problem shared is a problem halved”.F: Well, you must have noticed how all the teachers pick on me. I mean, they tell me off more than any other student in the class.M: Yes, that’s true, but they have good reason to, don’t they?F: No, they don’t! I never behave badly in class.M: Yes, but you never do your homework either, do you? And you never listen to what the teachers are saying.F: It’s not that I’m not listening exactly. It’s just that I’m so tired all the time.M: You should go to the doctor, Tina. There must be something wrong with you if you are so tired.F: No, I’m fine. I think it’s just that I go to bed very late.M: What time do you go to bed then?F: Not till about two o’clock usually because I like watching the late-night films on TV.

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Test 1 Question 6 - Model Answer This is an example of a very good answer.

This Writing Supplement includes model answers for all the writing tasks from the Practice Tests. Example

candidate answers at varying levels are also provided followed by detailed justifications of the marks awarded.

Question 7 - Model Answer This is an example of a very good answer.

Hi Nicky!

How are you? I’m in great form and I’d be delighted to tell you allabout where I live.

First of all, as you probably remember, my town’s called Melvin.Melvin is a small, country town. It’s quiet here and there’s not muchtraffic on the roads. There is a really nice park in the town centreand that’s where my friends and I spend a lot of our free time. Wego cycling in the park, play football, play catch and have picnicsthere, too – mostly at the weekend. In the evenings, after school,we usually meet up at the café for a chat.

Write back soon!Ray


Up, up and away!I was worried about the journey. I had never been on a planebefore, you see. I was sitting in my seat holding the armrestsas tightly as I possibly could. We were about to take off. Iclosed my eyes and hoped for the best.

A minute later, I looked out the window and realised I’d doneit. Take-off was over and I was on my very first flight. ‘Notso bad’, I thought, closing my eyes again.

But the next time my eyes opened, I wasn’t on a plane but inmy own comfy bed. ‘Oh no!’, I thought. ’Now I’ve got to do itall over again!’

Hi Anne!

Thank you so much for the handbag. I really like itbecause now I have something nice to carry mymake-up around in. My brother, Simon, bought me alovely pearl necklace, too. Aren’t I lucky?!

All my love,Jody

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Mark 4: All three points are adequately dealt with. In spite of minor errors ("the so nice birthday present","CD you did for me"), the message is clearly communicated with little effort on the part of the reader.


Hi Michael,

Thank for the letter. I answer you about my area. It is quite area withsome green trees and a park where I can play with my friends. I like it.The only bad is to go to school on the bus - it take an hour!

With my friends we like to play in the park football or we like to justsit and talk about our problems together. We help one and the otherwith the problems or we laugh together.

How do you like to spend the time with your friends?Bye,

Mark 3: This is an adequate attempt. While there are only a few non-impeding errors ("Thank for theletter" "It is quiet area" "the only bad is" "it take"), the language, structure and vocabulary is ratherunambitious for the level. Some effort is required of the reader.

Mark 4: This is a good attempt at the task. The language is sometimes ambitious ("...and swim but it will be ajourney of five hours") and a good range of structures are used although there are sometimes mistakes in simpleconstructions ("a child is misbehaves it will ", " that it take ", "...to listen.") or tense ("we are very tired", "I bring").Overall, however, little effort is required for the reader to understand the meaning.

Hi Jo,

I’m writing thank you for the so nice birthdaypresent! The CD you did for me I like it so much!It is all my favourite songs. Also I got a newphone from my parents!

Thank you again,Lawrence

The big, long bus journey!I was worried about the journey. We go by bus the wholeclass altogether to the mountains. We go to a very beau-tiful place with a lake where we can do water sports andswim but it will be a journey of five hours. It will be soboring! It is a long time in the bus and we can sit downwith our friends but if a child is misbehaves it will stopthe bus. I was worried that it take seven hours and notfive and we are very tired. I bring a book to read and mymp3 player to listen.


Test 2Question 6 - Model Answer This is an example of a very good answer.



Dear Paul,

I hope you are well. I was wondering, would youlike to come visit me this summer? I think youwould love my home in the countryside – it’s bigand it has a lovely flower garden. How about thesecond week of August?

Write back soon,Joey

Hi Melvin!

It was great to hear from you! I’d love to tell you about Greece.

One of the most popular destinations in Greece is probably San-torini. Santorini is a beautiful volcanic island that’s famous for itsamazing sunsets.

There’s lots to do on Santorini; you can go to the beach to sun-bathe, swim and play beach sports. There are lovely shops there,too, where you can buy nice jewellery and gifts. The problem is theshops are a bit expensive. Young people like Santorini because ofthe beaches and the great nightlife. Santorini has lots of places toparty!

Send my love to everyone,Alice

My first job interview!I took a deep breath and knocked on the door. I was so nervous –it was my first job interview. The door opened and a young womanwith a big smile on her face shook my hand as I entered the room.She took me to my seat in front of three other interviewers. Ifelt more relaxed now; everyone was smiling.

Then, in walked a tall woman and the room went silent. She wasn’tsmiling. ‘The boss’, I thought. She sat down with the others andthe interview began. I took another deep breath …

One hour and twenty five of the hardest minutes of my life later,I had my first job!




Mark 3: Two of the content points are clearly communicated, and very little effort is required of the reader,however the third point is omitted, preventing a higher score from being awarded.


Band 2: The limited range of structures and vocabulary does not allow the task to be adequately achieved.It is shorter than the word requirement, which limits the mark that may be awarded. Also, there are imped-ing errors in vocabulary ("patients", "myselves"), punctuation use is erratic ( "... important museums the mu-seums") and there is noticeable repetition ("...place...", "...important...", "...enjoy...").

Mark 5: The writing achieves the desired effect on the target reader. Coherence and organisation of thetext is very strong. The structures and vocabulary used are ambitious for the level, and while there are a fewminor non-impeding errors, no effort is required of the reader.

Hi Amy,

Why don't you come and stay with me for a week this summer?I live outside the city, near the sea, so is easy to go and swimand we do this with my family every day. It will be fun!

Love,

Dear pen friend,

The most important of the places for the tourists tosee in my place is the very important museums themuseums are big and important and there are verymany of them around if you can have patients andwait for them in line. I go to see them in the sum-mertime and I enjoy them myselves. Also to see arethe cafes and restaurants to go and to sit and enjoyin the summertime.

Give it Back!I took a deep breath and knocked on the door. But I knocked only

very quietly and no person came. I felt nervous an my stomachhurt. My mother made me to do this because it is the house of abad boy at school who had taken my maths book. I think his was

lost.

My mother wanted me to ask for my book back, and to ask to hisparents too. Because my name was in my book everyone could see.My mother was waiting in the car and watching but she wantedthat I do it myself.

I breathed once more and knocked again. The mother came and shebrought to me my book. The boy was embarrassed. So in the end, itwas good.


PET Practice Test 1.

Paper 1 ReadingPart 1 Questions 1 - 5example (C) No balls allowed on the grass means you are forbid-

den from [not allowed to] playing any games involving balls [ball

games] on the grass. The answer is C.

1. (C) Do not lean out the window means do not put your head

out of the window. The answer is therefore C.

2. (B) Smoking is only allowed in the smoking areas means if you

want to smoke, you are only allowed to smoke in certain areas

[places] of the building. The answer is therefore B.

3. (C) The tennis match will be cancelled if it is raining and we’ll

go to the cinema instead; this sentence is talking about (i) the fu-

ture and (ii) what MAY happen. There is a tennis match [due to be

played at some point in the future], but, if it rains at the time the

tennis match is supposed to be on, the plan will change and they

will go to the cinema instead. Will tennis definitely not be played?

No; it will be played UNLESS it rains [ruling out A]. Will they defi-

nitely go to the cinema? No; they will ONLY go to the cinema IF it

rains [ruling out B]. Will tennis definitely be played? No; if it rains

tennis will not be played, otherwise it will; therefore, tennis MAY be

played [confirming C as the answer].

4. (A) Do not open the door until the red light has gone off and

the green light comes on means that when the GREEN light is on

you MAY open the door and when the RED light is on you MAY

NOT; therefore, A is correct. B is wrong because you are not told

to turn off any lights. C is wrong because the opposite is true.

5. (B) The appointment will be on Monday at two INSTEAD OF

Tuesday at three. The appointment will be a day earlier, ruling out

A. The appointment is now on Monday not Tuesday; in other

words, it is NO LONGER on Tuesday, so B is correct. The appoint-

ment will be at two not three [an hour earlier, ruling out C].

Part 2 Questions 6 - 106. (C) Brian likes water sports, would like to go sailing next sum-

mer and doesn’t have much money - C is a Summer Holidays pro-

gramme showing Cheap [not much money] Sailing Holidays.

7. (H) Sally is romantic, and likes programmes about real people -

especially people who have coped with problems. H is a true story

[about real people] about a person who overcame the problems in

his life [coped with problems] which will be liked by all those ro-

mantics out there.

8. (A) Dave likes programmes about travel and the environment

and is interested in wildlife. A is a programme about ancient Egypt

[a foreign country - travel] with beautiful scenery [environment]

featuring camels, desert animals and plant life [wildlife].

9. (F) Jane is artistic, likes making things and painting and enjoys

visiting art galleries and museums. F has different artistic themes

and information about galleries and museums etc..

10. (B) Simon is interested in finance and politics and likes to

know the news (what is going on in the world). B talks about the

main stories of the day [the news] and what it happening in the

government [politics].

Part 3 Questions 11 - 2011. (B) incorrect; Norwich is popular with tourists all year round

[not only summer]

12. (A) correct; Norwich has a good selection of reasonably

priced [don’t have to pay a lot of money] places to stay in.

13. (B) Incorrect; The Beeches offers bed and breakfast [a bed

for the night and the first meal of the day only].

14. (A) correct; accommodation costs £65 for two nights ... ;

weekend breaks [two nights] from October to May [includes win-

ter] cost £59.

15. (B) incorrect; A cathedral is a church, not a theatre. In this

church, music and events take place in the summer. It is a cathe-

dral not The Cathedral - to be the name of a theatre, each word

would have to start with a capital letter.

16. (A) correct; Fire and Heaven is open to the general public

[anyone can go].

17. (A) correct; a world-class collection of international art [art

from around the world]

18. (B) incorrect; the centre specialises in vegetarian food [food

for people who do not eat meat]

19. (A) correct; you can buy shoes for less than half the shop

price [save a lot of money]

20. (B) incorrect; The Broads is perfect ... for people of all ages

[families].

Part 4 Questions 21 - 2521. (C) is correct. Paragraph 1: My main job [what my job in-

volves] is to think up new and interesting ideas. Paragraph 2: My

role [what my job involves] is to investigate new projects ... Para-

graph 3: We have lots of meetings ... Paragraph 4: I work with re-

sort supervisers etc. In each paragraph she discusses her role -

what the job involves.

22. (A) is correct. I gained a lot of useful experience [learned a

lot] doing this job.

23. (B) is correct. I am responsible for thinking up ideas [finding

news ideas] and evaluating their success [seeing if they could work].

24. (A) is correct. Ideas come from anywhere [she cannot tell

where or how ideas might come to her]

25. (A) I love my job [love being a working woman] ... I am working

on projects that really excite me [enjoy my work].

Paper 2 ListeningPart 1 Questions 1 - 71. (C) ‘Well, actually I decided it would be better not to take the

car in the end.’ - ’The train doesn’t get stuck in traffic jams....’

2. (B) They will meet at 6 o’clock and the film is not going to

start for another ‘whole hour’. 6 + 1 = 7.

3. (C) ‘I’ll have chicken and ... salad instead of chips’

4. (A) ‘a bit of poetry might help me relax’ [not jokes or an aca-

demic book].

5. (B) F: ‘What is this in your hand?’ M: ‘Oops, silly me! [because I

didn’t realise they were in my hand].’

6. (A) M: ‘Do you think she would rather have that [a nice scarf]

than a pair of gloves?’ F: ‘I think so.’ M: ‘... okay then [I will buy it].’

7. (A) ‘most of us will wake up [in the morning] to warm sunshine’

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Part 2 Questions 8 - 138. (B) ‘Just a few [some] basic changes to our daily routine [daily

habits] can improve our health dramatically’.

9. (B) ‘It’s important not to focus on your failures, but instead be

positive [not negative]’

10. (C) ‘One good reason to eat healthily is that it could improve

your mood ... The greatest benefit was felt after ... eating more

vegetables’

11. (A) ‘80% of people [a dramatic or significant result] felt better

when they changed what they ate or drank’

12. (C) ‘If you start something make sure you finish it’

13. (C) ‘Don’t have too many late nights’ - ‘although an occasional

one won’t do you any harm.’

Part 3 Questions 14 - 1914. ‘this wonderful 19th century house’

15. ‘home to the Reynold family ... until 1975’

16. ‘The servants used to sleep in the attic’

17. ‘if we go through to the dining room, we will be able to see a

fine collection of paintings’

18. ‘he [George] became a lawyer’

19. ‘George’s brother had a fatal horse-riding accident’

Part 4 Questions 20 - 2520. (Y) ‘a problem shared [with another person] is a problem

halved’; meaning talking about your problems to another person

makes them easier to cope with

21. (N) ‘Yes, that’s true [that they pick on you], but they have

good reason to [are right to], don’t they?’

22. (Y) ‘you [Tina] never listen to [don’t concentrate on] what the

teachers are saying’

23. (N) ‘No, I’m fine [not ill]. I think it’s just that I go to bed very

late.’

24. (N) ‘Then I have no sympathy for you’

25. (Y) ‘Well, maybe it is my own fault [my own mistake]. I think

I’d better change my habits, hadn’t I?’

PET Practice Test 2Paper 1 ReadingPart 1 Questions 1 - 5example (C) No balls allowed on the grass means you are forbid-

den from [not allowed to] playing any games involving balls [ball

games] on the grass. The answer is C.

1. (B) They have got the book Tony ordered now so C and A

(which talk about the book arriving at a future point in time) are

wrong. They will put the book out on the shelves [for other cus-

tomers to buy] unless Tony collects it by Friday; in other words,

Tony needs to collect the book by Friday, otherwise someone else

might buy it.

2. (C) A is wrong; Normal opening hours are 9-5 but on Wednes-

day The store will close at 4 p.m. [one hour earlier not later so C

is the right answer]. B is also wrong; Normal [usual]opening hours

are 9-5 [not 4].

3. (C) Books may [not must] be renewed on the telephone on con-

dition that [if]... so A is wrong. Please return all books by the due

back date [on time] so C is correct. B is not said.

4. (B) Please leave any parcels [not all post] with number 24; A is

wrong. No junk mail please [do not post/deliver junk mail]; B is

correct. The note refers to parcel deliveries during the week, there

is not mention of weekend mail, making C wrong.

5. (A) I was under the weather [ill or sick] and missed it. Under the

weather does not mean bad weather, ruling out B. They have plans

to go to the theatre in the future [and not the past] ruling out C.

Part 2 Questions 6 - 106. (G) Jack wants to do a course that will help him get a better

job. G is a course for people who ... want to develop their skills for

... work reasons.

7. (D) Cathy would enjoy doing something creative but without

having to use her brain too much. D helps you develop your own

ideas and creative skills. H is also a creative course, but it is fairly

intense [you have to use your brain a lot].

8. (B) Daniel spends all day sitting at a computer and is putting

on a lot of weight. He needs exercise. He’d also like to do a

course that is sociable in order to meet new people. B is a sport

which provides good exercise. It is also a team event [chance to

meet people and socialise] and a lot of fun.

9. (E) Debbie would like to work with children. E is a course that

teaches about aspects of working with children and gives you the

chance to spend some mornings in a local primary school [working

with children].

10. (C) Rupert lives in the countryside, and enjoys walking and

being outside in the fresh air. C is a gardeing course [out in the

fresh air and suitable for someone with a house in the countryside,

which probably has a garden]

Part 3 Questions 11 - 2011. (B) incorrect; ‘If your smoke alarm goes off ... don’t investi-

gate to see if there is a fire. Shout to wake everyone up [first],

get everyone together .... and get out [leave the house - but only

after you’ve shouted].’

12. (B) incorrect; ‘follow your plan [not make your plan] and get

out [leave very quickly]’

13. (A) correct; You should ‘follow your plan’. A plan is a guide

for what to do if something happens, decided before it happens.

14. (A) correct; ‘crawl along with your nose near the floor where

the air will be cleaner [because there is less smoke there as

smoke rises]’

15. (B) incorrect; ‘Don’t jump out of the window’

16. (B) incorrect; ‘Fitting smoke alarms on each floor [not in

each room]’

17. (B) incorrect; ‘put out cigarettes ... safely [when you are fin-

ished them, which does not mean ‘don’t smoke’]

18. (A) correct; ‘Regularly take a few minutes to “walk” the es-

cape route with everyone [so they are aware of it]’

19. (A) correct; ‘open a window and stay near it’

20. (A) correct; ‘don’t stop or go back [return] for anything’

Part 4 Questions 21 - 2521. (B) is correct. The writer is describing a holiday or trip in

Africa [informing people about it]. He is not warning people or try-

ing to educate people; he is simply describing his experiences.

22. (A) ‘When you are on a short break every hour matters [every

hour of the holiday is important]’ and the pilot helped him get

through the ‘queues at Customs’ quickly and get to ‘the bush in

time for breakfast [so that he could make the most of his time

and not waste it]’

23. (D) The flight was ‘fascinating’. He saw ‘elephants, giraffes,

gazelles and even rhinos [many impressive views]’ from ‘breathtak-

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Test 1Paper One - Reading - Part 11.C 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.BPart 26.C 7.H 8.A 9.F 10.BPart 311.B 12.A 13.B 14.A 15.B 16.A 17.A 18.B 19.A 20.BPart 421.C 22.A 23.B 24.A 25.A Part 526.B 27.D 28.B 29.A 30.B 31.C 32.C 33.A 34.D 35.AWriting - Part 11. you practice 2. I would 3. be played 4. who play5. didn’t have/hadn’t gotPaper Two - Listening - Part 11.C 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.B 6.A 7.APart 28.B 9.B 10.C 11.A 12.C 13.CPart 314.19th century 15.1975 16.attic 17.dining room 18.lawyer19.horse ridingPart 420.YES 21.NO 22.YES 23.NO 24.NO 25.YES

Test 2Paper One - Reading - Part 11.B 2.C 3.C 4.B 5.APart 26.G 7.D 8.B 9.E 10.CPart 311.B 12.B 13.A 14.A 15.B 16.B 17.B 18.A 19.A 20.APart 421.B 22.A 23.D 24.A 25.B Part 526.A 27.B 28.C 29.C 30.A 31.A 32.B 33.B 34.D 35.DWriting - Part 11. Working 2. I would apply 3. since 4. used to 5. watched/had watched Paper Two - Listening - Part 11.A 2.C 3.B 4.C 5.A 6.B 7.APart 28.C 9.A 10.C 11.B 12.B 13.APart 314. Town Hall 15. jewellers 16. Pavilion Gardens 17. 6.95£18.Aquarium 19.cream tea Part 420.NO 21.NO 22.YES 23.NO 24.NO 25.YES

Test 3Paper One - Reading - Part 11.C 2.C 3.B 4.A 5.BPart 26.B 7.D 8.G 9.A 10.EPart 311.A 12.A 13.B 14.B 15.A 16.B 17.A 18.A 19.B 20.APart 421.A 22.B 23.C 24.D 25.C Part 526.C 27.B 28.A 29.A 30.D 31.B 32.D 33.D 34.B 35.CWriting - Part 11. have not been 2. you would/could go 3. were bought by

4. enough goals 5. performancePaper Two - Listening - Part 11.B 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.C 6.B 7.APart 28.B 9.A 10.C 11.C 12.B 13.APart 314. cash 15. street 16. Saturday (&) Sunday17. public holidays 18. (full) medical 19. minicabs Part 420.NO 21.YES 22.YES 23.NO 24.YES 25.NO

Test 4Paper One - Reading - Part 11.B 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.CPart 26.C 7.E 8.B 9.A 10.GPart 311.A 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.B 16.A 17.B 18.A 19.A 20.BPart 421.B 22.D 23.C 24.A 25.D Part 526.B 27.C 28.A 29.D 30.B 31.A 32.C 33.D 34.B 35.AWriting - Part 11. unless he has 2. would leave 3. There aren’t (are not)4. not allowed 5. has worked (has been working)Paper Two - Listening - Part 11.B 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.A 6.A 7.BPart 28.B 9.A 10.B 11.C 12.B 13.APart 314. (rich) Lords 15. (small) (Norman) church 16. hiding places17. (traditional) lunch 18. witchcraft 19. five bridgesPart 420.NO 21.YES 22.YES 23.NO 24.NO 25.NO

Test 5Paper One - Reading - Part 11.A 2.B 3.B 4.C 5.APart 26.D 7.B 8.H 9.E 10.GPart 311.A 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.B 16.A 17.A 18.B 19.B 20.APart 421.B 22.C 23.A 24.D 25.C Part 526.C 27.B 28.C 29.A 30.D 31.B 32.C 33.A 34.C 35.BWriting - Part 11. cleverest/most clever 2. too many 3. is only made 4. had bought 5. us to eatPaper Two - Listening - Part 11.B 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.A 6.C 7.BPart 28.B 9.B 10.A 11.C 12.B 13.CPart 314. exercise 15. tracksuit 16. (specific) targets17. relaxation 18. fitness strategies 19. 105 poundsPart 420.NO 21.NO 22.YES 23.YES 24.NO 25.NO

Test 6Paper One - Reading - Part 11.B 2.B 3.A 4.B 5.CPart 26.C 7.B 8.G 9.A 10.DPart 311.B 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.A 16.B 17.B 18.B 19.A 20.APart 421.C 22.B 23.A 24.D 25.B Part 526.B 27.A 28.C 29.C 30.D 31.A 32.A 33.B 34.C 35.DWriting - Part 11. I would go 2. cheap enough 3. you remember4. would not have 5. few touristsPaper Two - Listening - Part 11.C 2.B 3.A 4.A 5.B 6.B 7.CPart 28.B 9.C 10.A 11.C 12.A 13.BPart 314. 6...7 15. (a packed) lunch 16. twelve 17. 11.30 18. 5 pounds 19. water aerobicsPart 420.NO 21.NO 22.NO 23.YES 24.YES 25.YES

Test 7Paper One - Reading - Part 11.C 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.BPart 26.C 7.E 8.F 9.A 10.DPart 311.A 12.B 13.A 14.B 15.A 16.A 17.B 18.B 19.B 20.APart 421.C 22.D 23.A 24.B 25.A Part 526.D 27.A 28.B 29.B 30.A 31.D 32.D 33.C 34.C 35.BWriting - Part 11. detailed/full description/account of 2. long as you3. so that she 4. did not want 5. who did notPaper Two - Listening - Part 11.C 2.B 3.A 4.A 5.B 6.B 7.CPart 28.C 9.B 10.A 11.B 12.C 13.BPart 314. self-service 15. Demonstration 16. charcoal 17. Picnic18. reception 19. tutorialPart 420.YES 21.NO 22.NO 23.YES 24.YES 25.YES

Test 8Paper One - Reading - Part 11.B 2.C 3.A 4.C 5.APart 26.E 7.B 8.D 9.A 10.HPart 311.A 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.B 16.A 17.A 18.B 19.A 20.APart 421.C 22.C 23.B 24.A 25.D Part 526.C 27.A 28.D 29.D 30.A 31.B 32.C 33.B 34.A 35.CWriting -Part 11. as many 2. could not give 3. so smoky 4. ask the doctor 5. strong enoughPaper Two - Listening - Part 11.C 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.B 6.C 7.APart 28.C 9.B 10.B 11.A 12.C 13.A

Part 314. four 15. 2.30pm 16. £ 24.50 17. half price18. online 19. closes/finishesPart 420.YES 21.NO 22.NO 23.YES 24.NO 25.NO

Test 9Paper One - Reading - Part 11.A 2.B 3.A 4.C 5.BPart 26.F 7.C 8.A 9.H 10.EPart 311.B 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.A 16.B 17.A 18.A 19.B 20.APart 421.C 22.D 23.A 24.B 25.APart 526.D 27.B 28.A 29.D 30.D 31.A 32.D 33.C 34.D 35.BWRITING - Part 11. you do 2. I saw 3. better/more than 4. such a good5. allowed to stay

LISTENING - Part 11.A 2.C 3.C 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.CPart 28.A 9.C 10.C 11.B 12.C 13.BPart 314. 14 to 18 15. blog 16. girls and boys 17. the square18. 10 a.m. 19. 394 944 9025Part 420.NO 21.NO 22.YES 23.YES 24.YES 25.NO

Test 10Paper One - Reading - Part 11.B 2.C 3.B 4.C 5.CPart 26.G 7.B 8.F 9.H 10.APart 311.B 12.A 13.A 14.B 15.A 16.B 17.A 18.B 19.B 20.BPart 421.D 22.C 23.D 24.A 25.APart 526.B 27.B 28.A 29.D 30.C 31.B 32.A 33.C 34.D 35.CWRITING - Part 11. has been playing 2. is better than 3. I want / I would like4. not used to 5. be lessLISTENING - Part 11.C 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.C 6.B 7.APart 28.A 9.B 10.C 11.C 12.B 13.APart 314. rescue 15. your pet16. [email protected] 17. 12th September (4pm)18. gift certificate 19. calendarPart 420.NO 21.NO 22.NO 23.NO 24.YES 25.NO

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