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est 1: Listening
The Listening section evaluates how well you understand spoken (^) English, The (^) Listening test has (^) four sections and will (^) take approximately 45 minutes, You (^) must mark your answers on the answer sheet (^) not in the test book,
PART l: PH0I0GRAPHS
Directions: (^) For each item in Part 1, you (^) will hear four statements about a photograph
in the test book' You must listen carefully to the statements in order to select the statement
that best describes the photograph, Mark the corresponding letter (A), (B), (c), or (D) on the
answer sheet.
Example
Listen to the statements and select the one that best describes the picture.
(A) They're drinking orange juice,
(B)They're turning on a computer. (G)They're looking at a screen. (D) They're putting on formal clothes.
Statement (G), "They're looking at a screen." best describes
the picture,^ so you should choose answer (c) and mark it on your
answer sheet.
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Sample Answer
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PABT 2: (^) QUESII0N-BESP0NSE
Directions: For each item in Part2, you^ will hear a statement or a question^ followed by three
responses, Listen and choose the best response. Then mark the corresponding letter (A), (B),^ or (C)
on the answer sheet,
Example
Have you met the new Managing Director?
(A)Actually I talked with him in the lobby just^ now.
(B)Yes, I took the call,
(C) No, he takes the subway to work.
The best response to the question^ "Have you^ met the new Managing Director?"
is answer choice (A),^ "Actually I talked with him in the lobby just^ now."
You should mark answer (A) on your answer sheet.
11, Listen and choose the best response.
12, Listen and choose the best resoonse.
13, Listen (^) and choose the best resoonse.
14, Listen and choose the best resoonse.
15, Listen (^) and choose tne nest resoonse.
- (^) Listen and choose the best response.
17, Listen and choose the best response.
18, Listen and choose the best response.
19, (^) Listen and choose the best response.
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26. Listen and choose the besi response.
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29. Listen and choose the best resoonse.
30. Listen and choose the best response.
31. Listen and choose the best resoonse.
32, Listen and choose the best response.
33, Listen and choose the best response.
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35, Listen and choose the best response.
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40. Listen and choose the best response.
LISTENING
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PARI 3:^ C0NUERSAIIÍIN
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best response^ to^ each^ question'^ Mark^
the
corresPonding letter
What is the woman^ doing?
(A) lnviting a friend^ to^ a^ dinner
(B) Making a^ reservation (C) Cooking dinner (D) Changing an aPPointment
What is^ the woman^ requesting?
(A) A reciPe (B) (^) A dinner (C) A table (D) (^) Attendance at^ a^ PadY
Who most^ likelY is^ the^ man?
(A) (^) A customer (B) A post^ otfice clerk (C) A secretarY (D) A real estate agent
What is^ the^ purpose of^ the woman's^ call?
(A) To book a^ flight
(B) To send some mail
(C) To ask for^ a Phone number
(D) To inquire about^ a Parcel
49, What is^ the woman^ going^ to^ do? (A) Send a^ document (B) (^) Go to the (^) Post office (C) Talk to a friend (D) (^) lssue a deliverY notice
- What should^ the woman^ do next? (A) Call her^ friends (B) Cancel an aPPointment
(C) Book ltable online
(D) Give the man her contact details
Where most likely^ are the^ two^ people?
(A) In an^ office (B) (^) ln a gallerY (C) (^) In a shop (D) In a station
Why is^ the^ man^ in^ New York?
(A) He is attending^ a^ meeting' (B) He has an^ interview'
(C) He is studYing^ aft'
(D) (^) He is visiting his sister'
What is^ the^ man asking^ for?
(A) To open an^ account (B) To book an aPPointment (C) (^) To deposit some^ money (D) To arrange^ a^ vacation
What does the woman^ give^ the^ man?
(A) (^) A business card (B) A Phone number (C) (^) Account details (D) (^) An application form
- What does^ the woman^ recommend^ the^ man do?
(A) Move to^ New York
(B) (^) Go to a station
(C) StudY aft
(D) Visit a^ tourist^ attraction
- What should^ the^ man^ do? (A) Get a^ credit^ caro (B) (^) Make a Phone call (C) DroP bY next^ week (D) (^) Cancel his business triP
What are the speakers mainly^ talking^ about?
(A) Fixing a car (B) Completing a (^) Project (C) (^) Becoming a real estate agent (D) (^) Finding a house
What problem^ does the^ man mention?
(A) Low salaries (B) (^) Transportation around downtown (C) (^) Commuting time (D) (^) Propefty prices
Why is the woman fortunate?
(A) Roads were rePaired. (B) Rent prices (^) decreased. (C) (^) Her salary was increased. (D) (^) She found a house,
How many applicants^ willthe^ speakers
interview?
(A)Two (B) Three (C) Four (D) Five
What will the speakers do^ on^ Wednesday?
(A) Look at job^ aPPlications (B) (^) Write a sales presentation
(C) Meet with interviewees
(D) (^) Hire new staff
What does the^ man^ think^ is^ important?
(A) Having studied management (B) Having an educational background (C) (^) Having previous exper¡ence (D) (^) Having ceftificates
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LISTENING
PARI 4: TAIKS
Directions: You will hear several talks, each with one speaker. Then you^ will answer three
questions about the talk. Listen and select the best response to each question, Mark the
corresponding letter (A), (B), (C),^ or (D)^ on the answer sheet.
What does the repoft say is unusual about the
current weather?
(A) (^) Storms (B) (^) Warm weather (C) Low temperatures (D) Severe flooding
What does the government advise people^ to do? (A) Drive carefully (B) (^) Take lots of water (C) (^) Wear snowboots (D) (^) Stay near home
When willthe weather improve?
(A) (^) 0n Wednesday (B) (^) 0n Thursday
(C) 0n Sunday
(D) 0n Tuesday
What is the purpose of the message?
(A) To offer a special discount (B) To make (^) an online order (C) To (^) confirm an order (D) To increase shipping costs
What kind of business does the woman
probably work for?
(A) (^) A delivery company (B) A food supplier (C) (^) A phone (^) company (D) A website design company
What does the woman ask Mr. Jones to do?
(A) Give her his e-mail address (B) Order a product (C) Return the telephone (^) call (D) (^) Place an online order
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Who mostly likely is the speaker?
(A) (^) A car engineer (B) A TV reporter (C) (^) A telecommunications company employee (D) An (^) accountant
What is the problem?
(A) The Internet is not running in paft^ of the city. (B) Engineers are sick. (C) A research project^ has been turned down.
(D) Bad weather is causing traffic congestion.
When is the problem going^ to be resolved?
(A) (^) By 9:00 a.m. (B) By 1:00 p.m. (C) (^) By 1:30 p.m. (D) (^) By 5:00 p.m,
What is the purpose of the speech?
(A) To welcome a new manager (B) To say farewell to a retiring colleague (C) To celebrate the company's anniversary (D)To open a new regional office
What did Mike Smith do?
(A) (^) He (^) founded an overseas office.
(B) He moved to New York.
(C) He became president. (D) He worked at a Chinese bank.
How long has Mike Smith worked at the company? (A) 5 years (B) '15^ years (C) 20 years (D) 35 years
LISTENING
95. Where most likely is the announcement being
made?
(A) At an aft exhibit
(B) (^) At a music conceft (C) At a sporls competition (D) (^) At a school auditorium
What is the main purpose of the talk?
(A) To announce a performer (B) To welcome the audience (C) To introduce a piece (^) of music (D) To request appropriate behavior
What does the man say the audience may pick
up at the exit?
(A) (^) Information brochures (B) (^) Food and drinks (C) Music recordings (D) (^) Photographs
- Who (^) is the man talking to? (A) Shop (^) attendants (B) Flight crew (C) (^) Airline passengers (D) (^) Pedestrians
- From which country is the flight (^) depafting? (A) United States (B) (^) Argentina (C) Chile (D) (^) Mexico
100. What does the speaker say will be provided?
(A) Food and (^) beverages (B) Free handsets (C) Magazines (D) (^) Toothbrushes
Ihis is (^) lhe end of Pafl 4. Go on to the next page^ to (^) start Part 5 t
Test 1: Readi ng
The Reading section evaluates how^ well^ you understand^ written^ English, The Reading^ test^ has^ three sections^ and^ will^ take approximately 75 minutes. You must mark your answers on^ the answer sheet not^ in^ the test^ book.
PART 5: ING0MPLETE SENTENCES
Directions: One or more^ words^ is missing from each^ of^ the^ following^ sentences. Choose^ the^ best
answer choice to complete the sentence.^ Mark^ the corresponding letter^ (A), (B), (C),^ or^ (D)^ on^ the
answer sheet.
101.^ lf^ I^ could decide,^ I^ _ prices^ in order^ to win
interest from our customers.
(A) (^) would decrease (B) decreased (C) (^) is decreasing
(D)was decreasing
102. Customers must visit the website before their
password (^) 28 days after the order. (A) expiry (B) expired (C) expiration (D) (^) expires
- The president^ gave^ a speech of (^) _ to all the
staff before the picnic^ began.
(A) encourage (B) (^) encouraged (C) (^) encouraging (D) (^) encouragement
- A new (^) _ for working with customers
has been created by Mr. Minelli and will be
distributed shortly.
(A) proceedings (B) procedure (C) proceed (D) procedurally
105. The current balance of your savings account is
on your^ online statement.
(A) indicated (B) labeled (C) foreseen (D) (^) announced
106. The Adveftising Depaftment will hold their
weekly staff meeting over lunch at a restaurant
to the office.
(A) close (B) closely (C) (^) closened (D) (^) closen
107. The Sales Director set up a consulting company
and (^) stafted working for (^) _. (A) (^) he (B) him (C) (^) his (D) (^) himself
108. Because Ms, Pofter often arrived late for work,
her co-workers assumed that she was
going through a family crisis.
(A) (^) inaccurately (B) precisely (C) (^) coincidentally (D) (^) carefully
119. We will invest over $500,
marketing
next quafter.
(A)from
(B) in (C) (^) to
(D) for
120. Mr. Karanotf's efforts went
unnoticed by
the manager until he launched a^ new project.
(A) principally (B) largely (C) consequently (D) (^) sufficiently
121. Mr. Blake has lived here
old. (A) (^) when (B) (^) since (C) until (D)from
he was 18 years
- Jose's Kitchen has^ rpceived^ acclaim^ for^ its
homemade Mexican dishes^ as^ well^ as^ its^ use of
the healthiest ingredients.
(A) (^) critique (B) (^) critical (C) (^) critic (D) (^) criticize
- Please make sure that you^ any errors^ in^ the
essay before sending the final version,
(A) (^) correct (B) (^) correction (C) correctly (D) (^) corrected
124. The Recruiting^ Team^ maintain^ a
preference
for graduates^ from private^ schools,
(A) (^) favorable (B) big (C) (^) strong (D)wholeheafted
125. Following
consideration, Ms, Lamant
decided to take^ the promotion^ offer.
(A) (^) careful (B) painful (C) (^) easy (D) (^) normal
126. The company increased^ its productivity
developing and strengthening its manufacturing
system, (A) (^) in (B) (^) bv (C) (^) instead of (D) (^) rather than
- Hopefully, we will reschedule our^ flights
free of charge if the conference is delayed,
(A) be likely to (B) be happy to (C) (^) be likely to (D) (^) be able to (^) I
128. Ms. Soulani is being^ transferred^ to^ the^ Brazil officel
to direct our into^ South America, (A) beginning (B) expansion (C) (^) subjection (D) (^) collaboration
- (^) _the application is ready by Friday morning,
we'll have to postpone our conference
(A) Unless (B) Instead of (C) Regardless of (D) In spite of
130. The deal has not^ yet^ been^ finalized^ as^ we^ are still
engaged in^ _ discussions^ with^ the^ customer
over the terms of the contract.
(A) heated (B) (^) vocal (C) (^) critical (D) (^) lengthy
READ NG
131. Sales over the winter were considerable but,
_, annual^ profits^ are^ likely to^ go^ down. (A) in spite of (B) (^) although (C) (^) even so (D) (^) despite
- the Director and the most senior
manager announced their^ resignation.
(A) Either (B) Neither (C) (^) Both
(D)As well as
- Mr. Collinson his investors by bringing
the business back into profit.
(A) (^) silence (B) (^) silenced (C) (^) silent (D) silently
134, We have recruited some of the best^ hardware
from all over itre"éóuntry.
(A) (^) engineer (B) engineering (C) (^) engineered (D) (^) engineers
- Sales revenues are rising more (^) _ now
but the outlook remains negative.
(A) quickly (B) quick (C) quicken (D) quickened
136. The vice president^ is currently composing his
_, which^ will^ be^ published^ next month. (A) autograph (B) autopsy (C) (^) automobile (D) (^) autobiography
137, To show customers how to wash the fabrics,
care instructions are printed^ on the
labels. (A) (^) crafted (B) produced (C) (^) detailed (D) (^) made
138. The Lincoln Institute is a pioneer in the^ field
of cancer research, for which work it
multiple prizes over the past 30 years,
(A) has won (B) is winning (C) (^) is won (D) (^) would win
- The company's share price^ last week
after the^ CEO announced^ his^ resignation.
(A) willdrop
(B) drops (C) (^) has dropped (D) (^) dropped
140, The secretary is going to (^) _ a proposal^ to
the management to hire an extra staff member.
(A) put (^) in (B) make up (C) (^) set in (D) get (^) up
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A6 (^) Rent-4-U Property Management #fr 104 Coastal Avenue,^ New York,^ NY
Dear Ms. Johnson,
Many thanks for your^ phone^ call this afternoon
144. (A)regardless
(B) regard
(C) regarded
(D) regarding
your wish to rent apaftment 1 1 at Harris Cour1. Your move-in date will be June 21. I am
attaching a rental agreement for you^ to sign and e-mail back to us. Please remember to^ pay
the deposit by bank transfer or by check by June 1 5 1a5. (^) 6)in
(B)at
(c) bv
(D)to
the latest.
Upon receipt of your signed contract and deposit, you^ will receive an inventory of furnishings
in the apaftment. The^ inventory^ will^ note^ any damage currently affecting^ any of^ the furniture.
Please be advised that you^ will be charged for any additional damage to furniture or to the
propefty itself. Any damage or maintenance issues that may occur during your tenancy
should be repofted to us without delav.
We wish to take this oppoftunity to thank you^ for
146. (A)choosing
(B)seeing
(C)asking
(D) purchasing
us as your rental agent.
Kind regards, Edward Redford
Rental Agent Rent-4-U Propefi Management
0uestions 144-146^ refer to^ the following^ letter.
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Questions 147-149^ refer to the^ following^ letter.
0ctober 6
Patricia Damon Dallus Pharma 1 08 London Street Sydney
Dear Ms. Damon,
Many thanks for your letter offering me the (^) of
147. (A) position
(B) recommendation
(C)place
(D)spot
Sales Director at Dallus Pharma. I regret to inform you that after much deliberation I have
decided your (^) offer.
148. (A)to decline
. .a^ 4.¿ (B)^ decline
(C)declined
(D)declining
I greatly enjoyed meeting you and your (^) team, and found the position extremely attractive.
However, I felt that another offer that was subsequently made to me, from a global
manufacturer of surgical equipment, was better suited to my experlise and background,
I want to wish you and your company the best of
149. (A)luck
(B)well
(C) best
(D) regardless
in future endeavours, and thank you^ once again for considering (^) my application.
Yours sincerely, George Shepherd
