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You will hear people talking in eight different situations. Choose the best answer A, B or C. You will hear the
recording twice. (My advice: Usually all three options are mentioned in the exercises. Read the question carefully to
avoid confusions. In some questions it is difficult to guess the correct answer. In this case, try to find out what the
answer cannot be.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFBJdDw9O0
1. You hear a critic on the radio talking about a book. What is his main criticism of the book?
A) The style is poor.
B) The plot is too complicated.
C) The characters are not believable.
2. You hear someone talking about a time when she was a student abroad. What did she particulary like?
A) The school she studied at.
B) The town she stayed in.
C) The family she stayed with.
4. You hear a caller on a radio phone-in programme. What feeling does the caller express?
A) Sympathy.
B) Self-pity
C) Envy
6. You hear someone talking on a public telephone. What does she want the other person to do?
A) Explain something he said.
B) Apologize.
C) Give an honest opinion.
7. You hear someone talking at an information desk in an airport. What is his situation?
A) He has missed his flight.
B) He has come to meet someone.
C) He thinks there is a message for him.
8. You hear the presenter talking at the beginning of a radio programme. What is the programme going to be about?
A) How to eat healthily.
B) New food products.
C) Eating habits.
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You will hear part off a radio programme called ‘What’s on?’. For each question choose the best answer A, B or C.
You will hear the recording twice. Answer in the box below. You will see notes and your final mark. My advice:
Usually all three options are mentioned in the exercises. Read the question carefully to avoid confusions.In some
questions it is difficult to guess the correct answer. In this case, try to find out what the answer cannot be.
3. To find out more about the theatre group, you should phone:
A) The theatre
B) St. Paul’s School
C) The secretary of the group
4. What is different about the arrangements at the school hall this week?
A) The closing time is later than usual
B) It is not possible to hire the football pitch
C) All activities must be booked in advance
Look at the three sentences for this part. You will hear a conversation between a girl, Lucy, and a boy, Edward, about
pocket money. Decide if each sentence is CORRECT or INCORRECT. http://profesornativogratis.com/pet-listening-
part-4/
At first, Edward thinks Lucy gets enough pocket money. ____
Lucy’s friends get more pocket money than she does. ____
Lucy is happy to pay for her own music. ____
Edward understands why Lucy’s mother refuses to pay for housework. ____
Lucy’s mother has promised her more pocket money next year. ____
Edward thinks that Lucy should stop asking for more pocket money. ____
Look at the text below about the Orkney Islands and decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect.
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Some of the islands are home to animals rather than people.
Farming on the Orkney Islands has increased in importance over the years.
There are some ruins on one of the islands.
There is an Arts Centre in the capital of the Orkney Islands.
If you go to the Arts Centre, you can see some examples of modern art.
The fishing industry has changed what it catches.
To get the most from an Orkney holiday, it is necessary to go to several islands.
A taxi can take you to all the tourist places on Hoy.
You can fly direct from London Heathrow to Kirkwall.
One hotel includes tickets for the Arts Festival in its price.
Complete the conversation with the correct form of the words in brackets.
SARA Hi you two! What are you doing?
STEVE We’re playing basketball. Do you want to play?
SARA No thanks. I (1) ________________________ (not like / play) basketball.
CARL Wow! I (2) ________________________ (love / play) basketball, it’s great!
STEVE What do you (3) ________________________ (like / do)?
SARA Well, I (4) ________________________ (like / ride).
CARL Yeah! That can be fun.
SARA And I (5) ________________________ (like / dance).
STEVE Dancing! Oh, I (6) ________________________ (hate / dance). I can’t dance.
SARA That’s not true. Everyone can dance.
STEVE Not me!
SARA So I know you (7) ________________________ (like / play) basketball, but what else do you
(8) ________________________ (like / do)?
STEVE I (9) ________________________ (like / play) chess.
CARL Chess! That’s boring.
SPEAKER 1-5
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A By plane
B by train
C as the driver of a car
D by bus
E on foot
F by bicycle
G as a passenger in a car
H by taxi
FCE PART 2
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The word “fracture” is a technical word for …………………………………………
Bones are vital for the body because they…………………………………………
and protect it. Bones are composed of a ………………………………………… outer layer and a soft centre.
Bone marrow is important because it makes …………………………………………
cells. Bones do not always break; sometimes they actually …………………………………………
It is important to try to find any fractures before trying to …………………………………………a victim.
Moving an injured party is conscious, they can inform you of the…………………………………………of any fractures.
Part of the procedure for treating an unconscious victim has been discussed in…………………………………………
If someone is unconscious, carefully check each major bone for any…………………………………………