PAPER 2 a) Part 1 - Extra material people on the beach; C: 2 people in che sea 9.15; 10.15; 10.30 ‘sweater, cap, drink, notepad picnic by castle, boat trip on river 6 skiing, walking, cycling guitar, keyboard, singing Part 1 - Exam material 1A 2B 3C 4B 5A 6A 7C Part 2 - Extra material (suggested answers) 2 football match 3 eating afier football / beach party 4. travel arrangements / Sunday picnic 5 what to bring 6 what to do Part 2 - Exam material 8B 9C 10C 1B 12A Part 3 - Exam material 14 (about) 7,500 (people) / (about) seven and a half thousand people / (abour) 7.5 thousand 15 (small) H/horel (business) 16 Chearror(s) 17 B/boat(s) 18 G/garden 19 M/museum(s) Part 4 — Extra material la 2a 3b 4b Sa 6b Part 4 - Exam material 20B 2B 22A 23A 24A 25B Transcript This is the Cambridge Preliminary English Test, Test 1. There are four parts to the test. You will hear each part twice. For each part of the test, there will be time for you 10 look through the questions and time for you to check your answers. 13 Write your answers 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. PART 1 Now open your question paper and look at Part One. There are seven questions in this part. For each question there are three pictures and a short recording. Choose the correct picsure and put a tick in the box below it Before we start, here is an example. Where did the man leave his camera? Man: Oh no! | haven't got my cameral Woman: But you used it ust now to take a photograph of the fountain Man: Oh, | remember, | putt down on the steps while {put my coat on Woman: Well, e's drive back quickly —it might stil be there. The first picture is correct so there is a tick in box A. Look at the three pictures for question I now. Now we are ready to start, Listen carefully You will hear each recording twice One. What is the womans first memory? ‘Woman: The first thing | remember Is when | was about five my father took me tothe seaside. My brother stayed at home with my mother because he was too young. We couldn't goin the sea because it was 100 rough, but we spent hours playing on the sand. Now listen again. Two. Which train will rhe woman catch? Woman: Whit time's the next train to Manchester please? You've just missed the 8.15. The next one's not Until 10.15. There isnt one at 9.15 Woman: But that's two howe wail ant Pl ha late for any appointment at 10.30. But | suppose ! haven't any choice I'l go for a coffee while 'm waiting Man: Now listen again.Three. What should the students rake with them tomorrow? Teacher: Now, about the school picnic ~ it be hot so leave your sweaters behind but make sure you've got something to keep the sun off your hhead, and a chink in case you get thirsty... oh, ‘and something to wrte on — that's for a game we're going to play. And don't be late! Now listen again Four, What wil they do at the weekend? Woman: What shall we do atthe weekend, Tory? The Browns are coming up with their children. | was wondering about a visit to the 200, ora river tip ‘or just going down to the sea again Let's do something ifferent. The weather should be good, so we could take a picnic to the castle instead. The children will enjoy it and itl be a nice change from the beach, Woman: Right then, well do that. Now listen again Five, What does the woman need to buy? Woman: Let me see, eggs ~ Ive got lets of those; buter =1 don't need that. get some rik, bread, and Te nearly finished the toothpaste ... oh there's ‘a new one in the cupboard. But! do need some ‘apples. Now, where's my purse? Now listen again. Man: Six. How will the bey ger to school? Woman: Get up, Matin, its snowed during the night. The school bus won't be abl to go, 0 youll have 19 walk Boy: Oh, I go by bike. Woman: Don't be silly. The snows far too deep for that. Boy: Then isk. Thal be quicker than walking and | ‘can save the bus fare! But Ihave some Dreaktast rst Now listen again. Seven Which is Tanyas boyfriend? ‘Woman 1: Look ~ this s the band on the television now, ‘Tanya's boyfriend is the singer. ‘Woman 2: She told me he played the guitar. 116 | KEY TEST 1 PAPER 2 ¢ Listening Woman 1: He does sometimes, but not tonight, and you ‘know he used to be the keyboard player in that other band. He's so brant. Don't you think she's lucky? Woman 2: Oh, | don't know. | think | prefer the drummer myself, actually. Now listen again, That is the end of Part One. Now turn to Part Two, questions 8 10 13. PART 2 You will hear a teacher talking to a group of students. For each question, put a tick in the correct box: You now have 45 seconds to look at the questions for Part Two. Now we are ready to start. Listen carefully. You will hear the recording twice. Teacher: And now 'd ike to tell you about some of the activities that we've arranged for your last wookend. Now that the course is finished, you ccan relax and | think you'll be very interested in what we've got planned, ‘As usual, tonight is Friday night down at ‘Sam's Disco. Tonight's going to be a bit special, ‘not because i's vour last weekend. but because Sam is 30 today, and he'll be having a big party down there. So ~ from eight thirty this, evening, Sam's Disco will be the place to be and it's half-price belore ton thiy. Now, for those of you who are interested in football, we've arranged a football match against the students of Henry's College. We usually hold the match on the beach but this time itl be in South Park. If you're a footballer, {90 there at two o'clock tomorrow. I's opposite the new Sports Centre and it isn't dificult to find. Afterwards, we thought we'd all get together — both collages. We tried to book the local pizza restaurant but unfortunately they ‘couldn't take more than about twelve people. Instead we've Jouided W have @ Veal yay We'll meet back at the college and set off together at about five o'clock. We've managed to persuade a couple of guitarists from the local [pub to come and entertain us. ‘Sunday will be the last social event and ‘we're having a picnic in Thornton Forest. Everybody should meet at the college at twelve fifteen. Well walk to the station and take the {quarter to one train to Thornton. I's about atwenty-minute train ride and then a short walk to the forest. And i looks like we're going to be lucky withthe weather. The teachers wil bring all the food ~ chicken, salad, broad rols and platos and things like that. Everybody seems to have their favourite drink these days so we'd 'ike you to provide that. Don't worry about the lasses though — we'll bring along some plastic cups. There's a small ake in the middle of the forest which we always visi. I's not deep {enough to swim in, nor are there any fish there. Butts very beautiful so do bring your cameras. Its lovely ust fo sit and relax by the water ater walking there. Well return home before it gots dark so we should get back at about six thirty. Now, are there any questions Now listen again. That is the end of Part Tic. Now turn to Part Three, questions 14 to 19. PART 3 You will hear someone who lives in Lidsey talking on the radio. Far each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. You now have 20 seconds to look at Part Three Now we are ready to start. Listen carefully. You will ear the recording twice. Interviewer: For those who don't know the area, tell us ‘something about Lidsey. Woman: Well, Ive lived there for 10 years, I's a small ‘own with a population of about seven and a half thousand. We decided to move from London and were looking for a small business to buy. We thought that Lidsey Jooked like a nice town to live in. The streets are full of small, friendly shops — food shops, ‘antique shops and the usual banks and offices. In the end we bought a small hotel in the centre wiich was built in 1968, so it's got Quite a history, It needed a lot of work but its, now a very successful business. ‘The special thing about Lidsey is the wide ‘main street that used to have an open waterway in it. Boats used to come right into the town centre to transport food grown in the area, mainly potatoes and carrots, from LLidsey down to London by boat. The waterway was filed in years ago and now i's ‘a wide street, as | say. There isn't much industry in the area now, but there is a small company down by the river which builds boats. In the old days, the family who owned ‘most of the town lived in a large house near the centre. Unfortunately the house was pulled down about ten years ago. But part of the garden is now open to the public, and people come from miles around to visit i We've also got one of the best museums in the area which is in the old Town Hal. There are a lot of different rooms furnished as they used to be in the old days, and its ‘open from Apri to September on Thursday ‘and Sunday afternoons. Interviewer: Well, thank you, it sounds an interesting place. Now listen again That is the end of Part Three. Now turn to Part Four, questions 20 to 25. PART 4 Look at the si: sentences for his part, You will hear a conversation between a girl, Mary, and her father, ‘about computers. Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. If it is correc, put a tick in the box under A for YES. fit is not correct, put tick in the box under B for NO. You now have 20 seconds to look at the questions fo Part 4. Now we are ready to start. Listen earefuly. You will hear the recording twice. Father: Mary, could you come and help me for a moment please? Mary: Okay, Dad. Just coming ... What's the matter? Father: Its the computer, Mary. Every time | turn it on there seems to be another problem. Mary: Lets see ... looks okay to me Dad ... il just start te program ... yes, wiete yuu ane. MAO wrong. Father: Thanks Mary. | really don't know how I'd use this machine at all without your help. You're so quick at everything Well Dad, I've been able to use a computer since | was four, s0 of course it's not dificult. t's easy to learn things when you're a child. I's like leaming to ride a bike, once you can do it you ever forget. KEY TEST 1¢ PAPER 2© Listening | 1