Listening Test 03
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|Part 1|
Questions 1–3
Complete the form below.
Write ONE WORD OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Rented Properties
Customer’s Requirements
| Name: | Steven Godfrey |
| Example No. of bedrooms: | Answer four |
| Preferred location: | in the 1 (Q:1) {central} area of town |
| Maximum monthly rent: | 2 £ (Q:2) {600} |
| Length of let required: | 3 (Q:3) {2 years} |
| Starting: | September 1st |
Questions 4–8
Complete the table below.
Write ONE WORD OR A NUMBER for each answer.
| Address | Rooms | Monthly Rent | Problem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oakington Avenue | living/dining room, separate kitchen | £ 550 | no (Q:4) {garage} |
| Mead Street | large living room and kitchen, bathroom and a cloakroom | £ 580 | the (Q:5) {garden} is too large |
| Hamilton Road | living room, kitchen, diner and a (Q:6) {study} | £ 550 | too (Q:7) {noisy} |
| Devon Close | living room, dining room, small kitchen | (Q:8) {595} £ | none |
Questions 9 and 10
Choose TWO letters, A–E.
Which TWO facilities in the district of Devon Close are open to the public at the moment?Â
(Q:9-10)
[multi=2:A. museum
/*B. concert hall
/C. cinema
/D. sports centre
/*E. swimming pool
]
|Part 2|
Questions 11–16
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.
The National Arts Centre
Well known for:
(Q:11) {classical music concerts}
Complex consists of:
concert rooms
theatres
cinemas
art galleries
public library
restaurants
a (Q:12) {bookshop}
Historical background:
1940 – area destroyed by bombs
1960s–1970s – Centre was (Q:13) {planned} and built
in (Q:14) {1983} – opened to public
Managed by:
the (Q:15) {city council}
Open:
(Q:16) {363} days per year
Questions 17–20
Complete the table below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.
| Day | Time | Event | Venue | Ticket price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday and Tuesday | 7.30 pm | 'The Magic Flute' | (Q:17) {garden hall} | from £ 8 |
| Wednesday | 8.00 pm | (Q:18) '{three lives}' Canadian (film) | Cinema 2 | (Q:19) {4.50} £ |
| Saturday and Sunday | 11 am to 10 pm | (Q:20) '{faces of china}' (art exhibition) | Gallery 1 | free |
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|Part 3|
Questions 21–26
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Latin American studies
(Q:21) Paul decided to get work experience in South America because he wanted
[A. to teach English there.
/B. to improve his Spanish.
/*C. to learn about Latin American life.
]
(Q:22) What project work did Paul originally intend to get involved in?
[A. construction.
/B. agriculture.
/*C. tourism.
]
(Q:23) Why did Paul change from one project to another?
[*A. His first job was not well organized.
/B. He found doing the routine work very boring.
/C. The work was too physically demanding.
]
(Q:24) In the village community, he learnt how important it was to
[A. respect family life.
/*B. develop trust.
/C. use money wisely.
]
(Q:25) What does Paul say about his project manager?
[A. He let Paul do most of the work.
/B. His plans were too ambitious.
/*C. He was very supportive of Paul.
]
(Q:26) Paul was surprised to be given
[*A. a computer to use.
/B. so little money to live on.
/C. an extension to his contract.
]
Questions 27–30
What does Paul decide about each of the following modules?
Choose the correct letter, A-C, next to Questions 27-30.
B He may or may not do it.
C He won't do it.
Module
(Q:27) Gender studies in Latin America: [select: A/B/*C]
(Q:28) Second language acquisition: [select: *A/B/C]
(Q:29) Indigenous women’s lives: [select: A/*B/C]
(Q:30) Portuguese language studies: [select: A/B/*C]
|Part 4|
Questions 31–34
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Trying to repeat success
(Q:31) Compared to introducing new business processes, attempts to copy existing processes are
[A. more attractive.
/*B. more frequent.
/C. more straightforward.
]
(Q:32) Most research into the repetition of success in business has
[A. been done outside the United States.
/B. produced consistent findings.
/*C. related to only a few contexts.
]
(Q:33) What does the speaker say about consulting experts?
[A. Too few managers ever do it.
/*B. It can be useful in certain circumstances.
/C. Experts are sometimes unwilling to give advice.
]
(Q:34) An expert’s knowledge about a business system may be incomplete because [*A. some details are difficult for workers to explain.
/B. workers choose not to mention certain details.
/C. details are sometimes altered by workers.
]
Questions 35–40
Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Setting up systems based on an existing process
Two mistakes:
Manager tries to:
• Improve on the original process
• Create an ideal (Q:35) {combination} from the best parts of several processes
Cause of problems:
• Information was inaccurate
• Comparison between the business settings was invalid
• Disadvantages were overlooked e.g. effect of changes on (Q:36) {safety}
Solution:
- Change (Q:37) {attitudes}
- Impose rigorous (Q:38) {controls}
- Copy original very closely:
-Â Â Physical features of the (Q:39) {factories}
-Â Â Â The (Q:40) {skills} of original employees
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