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Ø Listening section
The recordings for Part 1 and Part 4 of the Listening section are played twice.
The recordings for Part 2 and Part 3 of the Listening section are only played once.
Listening Part 1 Understanding short extracts (10 questions)
You listen to some short recordings (about 20 seconds long) and try to understand what they are talking about, or who is talking or what they are trying to say in each one.
Example: You look at this on the question paper.
Part One
Questions 1–10
● You will hear 10 short conversations.
● For questions 1–10, circle one letter A, B or C for the correct answer.
● You will hear each conversation twice.
1 Which is the gate number for the flight to
A B
C
Then you listen to this.
Instructions Question 1. Which is the gate number for the flight to
Announcement: Attention all passengers waiting at Gate 17 for flight BA203 to
The correct answer is B.
Listening Part 2 Taking down messages, notes, etc. (12 questions)
You listen to three phone conversations. For each one, you have a form or message to complete, using the information you hear in the conversation. You hear each conversation only once.
Example: You look at this on the question paper.
Conversation One
Questions 11–14
● Look at the form below.
● You will hear a man calling to place an order
ORDER FORM
Customer Details
Name: Ken (11) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Company: Greenlight Communications,
Tel: 064 313988 Fax: (12) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Order Details
Item: (13) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Quantity/Amount: (14) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Then you listen to this.
Instructions: Conversation One, questions 11 to 14.
Look at the form below. You will hear a man calling to place an order.
Man: I’d like to make an order please.
Woman: Certainly, sir. Could you give me your name, please?
Man: Yes, it’s Ken Saunders.
Woman: How do you spell Saunders, please?
Man: S-A-U-N-D-E-R-S. Saunders.
Woman: And the name of your company is ...?
Man: Greenlight Communications,
Woman: What was the name of the road again?
Man: Hall, H-A-L-L.
Woman: And could I take a telephone number and fax number?
Man: Telephone 064 313 988, fax 064 318 006.
Woman: Thank you very much. Now can I take your order?
Man: It’s for some computer desks. They’re model
Woman: And how many did you want to order?
Man: Six
Woman: Right. The computer desks are £800 each, so that will be a total of £4,800 for six, plus £50 transportation charges. That makes a total of £4,850. As soon as we receive your cheque or bank draft, we’ll despatch
them to you. Delivery usually takes between 2 and 3 weeks.
Man: Good. I’ll post it to you today.
The correct answers are: 11 Saunders [exact spelling required]
12 064 318 006
13 computer desk(s)
14 6
Listening Part 3 Understanding short extracts (10 questions)
You listen to some short recordings (about 20 seconds long) and try to understand what they are talking about, or who is talking or what they are trying to say in each one.
Example: You look at this on the question paper.
● You will hear five people answer the question ‘What do you like about your work?’
● As you listen to each one, decide what the person likes.
● Choose your answer from the list A to I and write the correct letter in the space provided.
● You will hear the five pieces once only.
A meeting lots of people
B good salary
C working on your own
D variety
E company has good reputation
F good office canteen
G developing useful skills
H near home
I foreign travel
Example: ................. I ...................
23 Person 1 ..................................
24 Person 2 ..................................
25 Person 3 ..................................
26 Person 4 ..................................
27 Person 5 ..................................
Then you listen to this.
Instructions: Question 23. Person 1.
Woman: What do I like about it? Well I suppose it’s interesting – when I get in in the morning, I never know what’s going to happen. One day I’ll be going to five different meetings – the next day I’ll be working by myself the whole day writing a report or something.
The correct answer is D.
Listening Part 4 Understanding a longer recording (18 questions)
You listen to three longer conversations or presentations and you have to answer detailed questions about what the people are saying.
Example: You look at this on the question paper.
● You will hear a talk given by a representative of the Health and Safety Executive. The talk is about health problems for people working with computers and their visual display units (VDUs).
● For questions 33–38, circle one letter A, B or C for the correct answer.
● You will hear the talk twice.
33 The speaker says VDUs may be
A better than manual typewriters.
B unsafe for new computer users.
C the cause of some health problems.
Then you listen to this.
Man: Good afternoon, I’ve been invited to talk to you about some of the health hazards which modern office workers face. At the end of the talk you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions about anything I say.
Today, Visual Display Units or VDUs have all but replaced the typewriter and are standard equipment in almost every office. But how safe are they? As more and more people begin using them, there is a degree of controversy about their effects on health. There are some operators who report experiencing a number of symptoms – from relatively minor complaints like headaches and itching skin to more serious back and shoulder problems.
The correct answer is C.
Ø
Reading Part 1, Section 1 Understanding notices and short extracts (7 questions)
You read some common notices or extracts from letters, forms, adverts, lea.ets, etc. You answer one question about each one.
Example:
The correct answer is B.
Reading Part 1, Section 2 Sentences with a gap (6 questions)
Each sentence must be completed using only one of the four choices available.
Example:
● Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence.
● For questions 58–63, mark one letter A, B, C or D on your Answer Sheet.
58 My job frequently involves having to work ……………….. intense pressure.
A below
B under
C beneath
D underneath
59 This type of decision has to be made at board ………………...
A layer
B rank
C grade
D level
The correct answers are: 58 B, 59 D
Reading Part 1, Section 3 Longer text with multiple choice questions (6 questions)
The questions test your general understanding of the text and your ability to find speci.c information.
Example:
● Read the article below about women who run their own business and answer questions 64–69 on the opposite page.
● For questions 64–69, mark one letter A, B or C on your Answer Sheet.
Women running their own business
According to recent research, a third of new companies set up in
There are many other examples. Surprise, a mail order company selling unusual gifts, had a turnover of $4 million last year. The company was started by Claire Fuller five years ago in a garage, but later moved into premises in the centre of
64 One-third of new British businesses
A consist of chain companies.
B are owned or managed by women.
C operate within the food sector.
65 What does the second paragraph tell us about the company called Surprise?
A The company delivers its products by post.
B The company has made a profit every year.
C The company operates from a garage.
The correct answers are: 64 B,
Reading Part 1, Section 4 Filling gaps in a text (5 questions)
This section tests your grammatical knowledge of English. Candidates must decide what part of speech is needed and in which form to complete the text.
Example:
● For questions 70–74, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space.
● Write only one word in each space on your Answer Sheet.
Example:
He is very interested ……….………. computers.
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Answer:
Maria’s Beauty Boutiques
Maria Wilson is the now famous Managing Director of Beauty Boutique International plc, one of ……… (70) …… world’s beauty product chains. The daughter of Spanish immigrants, she ...……. (71) ….… born and educated in
She opened her first Beauty Boutique in 1976 and it was ......... (72) ......... popular that she opened five more shops in 3 years. .......... (73) .......... then business has developed at an amazing rate, and the chain of Beauty Boutiques .......... (74) .......... now expanding all over the world.
The correct answers are: 70 the, 71 was, 72 so, 73 Since, 74 are
Reading Part 2, Section 1 Finding information in short texts (7 questions)
You read four short texts, such as adverts, product descriptions, etc. Then you match different sentences with each of those texts.
Example:
● Read these sentences and the job advertisements on the next page.
● Which job does each sentence 75–81 refer to?
● For each sentence, mark one letter A, B, C or D on your Answer Sheet.
75 You need to have experience of working with newspapers.
76 You have to be able to use a computer.
B
Executive Director
The Women’s Environment Network (WEN) is looking for a highly motivated, inspiring woman to lead one of
Experience required includes management and organisational skills, media, writing and editing experience and a knowledge of the environment and/or women’s movement. You will need to run campaigns and motivate a team of about 30 volunteers and paid staff.
C
WANTED
Experienced International Salesperson
representing leading travel company to companies and multinationals in the
The correct answers are: 75 B,
Reading Part 2, Section 2 Filling gaps in a text (5 questions)
This section tests your knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. You have a text with .ve words missing.
You are given a choice of four words for each gap and you have to choose the best one.
Example:
● Read this letter about buying a computer.
● Choose the best word to fill each space from the words below.
● For each question 82–86, mark one letter A, B, C or D on your Answer Sheet.
1 April
Dear Mr White
Re: Supply of XR6 Workstations
I have pleasure in confirming our ability to meet your requirements for the Silicon Graphics workstation. In view of your special needs, I suggest that you place your order for the agreed equipment as soon as possible. The ........(82)........time for hardware for example is 6 weeks from receipt of order to ........(83)........ . Thus, an order placed with us tomorrow will ........(84)........ delivery to your site by the week commencing Monday, 15th May. All orders must be accompanied by a ........(85)........ of 20% of the total amount shown on the attached ........(86)........ .
Yours sincerely
Vincent Law
Sales Manager
The correct answers are:
Reading Part 2, Section 3 Filling gaps in a text (5 questions)
You have a text with .ve words missing. You have to think of a word to .ll each gap.
Example:
● For questions 87–91, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space.
● Write only one word in each space on your Answer Sheet.
Example:
He is very interested ……….………. computers.
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Answer:
Millionaire who just loves cars
John Pajackowski is a tall, thin, fit 54 year old who is worth an estimated £145 million thanks to his Car Trader magazines.
Back in …….…(87)…….… 1960s, John was working in
Returning to
The correct answers are: 87 the, 88 while, 89 could, 90 every, 91 had
Reading Part 2, Section 4 Sentences with a gap (6 questions)
Example:
● Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence.
● For questions 92–97, mark one letter A, B, C, or D on your Answer Sheet.
92 The successful applicant will have a proven track ……………….. in project management.
A history
B record
C curriculum
D performance
93 When replying, please ……………….. the above reference number.
A refer
B reproduce
C quote
D allude
The correct answers are: 92 B,
Reading Part 2, Section 5 Understanding a longer text (6 questions)
You read a longer text, such as part of a business report, a newspaper article, etc. Then you answer some detailed questions on it.
Example:
● Read the article below about careers advice and answer questions 98–103 on the opposite page.
● For questions 98–103, mark one letter A, B, C or D on your Answer Sheet.
Keys to unlock path of career fulfillment
It used to be called vocational guidance. Then it became careers advice and counselling. Since the late 1920s there have been various tests to help guide bewildered and guileless school leavers into job categories suited to their interests
and abilities. Hence extroverts have been advised, wisely, to go into sales and marketing, where they thrive on the variability, people-contact and the air of optimism. Introverts, on the other hand, find the quiet work of accounts, stores and engineering, where they can work alone in a less people-orientated, frenetic atmosphere, more to their taste.
But good careers advisors need to look at other factors when giving advice. For example, career counselling is flawed if it fails to allow for the possibility of people adapting to, and changing, their jobs once they are in them. Most organisations attempt through various explicit (induction, mentoring, training, appraisal) and implicit (reliance on observation) techniques to mould behaviour into an acceptable pattern. This means that attitudes and even aptitudes of employees may be changed over the first year of employment, sometimes, but not always, in the direction desired
by the organisation. Thus what was a ‘fit’ may easily and quickly develop into a misfit and vice versa.
Individuals also change their jobs without leaving them. They rearrange furniture, use space and technology differently and personalise different aspects of the job. They can negotiate with colleagues, earn special privileges and use other means to improve their role and output. In this sense, very soon they are doing the job differently from their predecessors, and possibly from the way recommended by the company. However, both adaptation of personal workstyle and attempts to change the way of doing the job are more likely to lead to a higher level of ‘fit’, because the
changes are usually all attempts to increase ‘fit’.
98 What does the writer say about careers advice in the first paragraph?
A Those receiving it have sometimes disagreed with it.
B It has favoured certain types of people over others.
C Some of the standard advice given has been appropriate.
D It has acquired a more appropriate title than it used to have.
99 What does the writer say about organisations in the first paragraph?
A The can turn suitable employees into unsuitable ones.
B Many of them have a low opinion of career advisers.
C They are insensitive to the effect their methods have on employees.
D Many are unclear about what to expect from employees.
The correct answers are:
Reading Part 2, Section 6 Correcting errors in a text (7 questions)
You have a text with at least seven lines. Some lines have errors in them. You have to say which lines have errors and then correct them.
Example:
● Your secretary has given you this letter for checking.
● In some lines there is one wrong word.
● If there is a wrong word, write the correct word on your Answer Sheet.
● If there is no mistake, put a tick (.) on your Answer Sheet
Example:
0
ü
One of the items you ordered from our catalogue
00
temporarily
is temporary out of stock
Dear Mr Rose
It was a pleasure to meet you the other day. I was very grateful
104 that you were able to find some times in your busy schedule to visit us.
105 I thought it should be helpful if I had put on paper some of the points we
106 agreed on at our meeting and indicated some with the action points.
The correct answers are: 104 time, 105 would, 106 ü.
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