1 C, 2 C, 3 B, 4 A, 5 B
1 How will David travel?
Woman: Hi David. What a lot of luggage! Where are you going?
Man: I’m going on holiday.
Woman: Are you going to the airport?
Man: Well, we wanted to fly, but the flights were so expensive.
Woman: Hmm. The train can be too.
Man: But we found discount train tickets online. Even cheaper than the coach.
Woman: Have a good trip!
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2 What time will Roger see the dentist?
Roger: Hello. Can I make an appointment to see the dentist, please?
Receptionist: Let me see … There are times available next Friday. How about one o’clock?
Roger: I’ve got a working lunch then. Is there anything later? I can come after 3.00.
Receptionist: I’ve got one available at three, and one at half past three.
Roger: OK, I’ll take the later one, please.
3 How much will Vera pay for her lunch?
Vera: Can I have my bill, please?
Man: You had the chicken, correct? That’s seven pounds fifty.
Vera: And chocolate cake. That’s three pounds, isn’t it? So that’s … ten pounds fifty pence.
Man: Today dessert is half price. So seven pounds fifty pence plus one pound fifty.
Vera: So nine. Here’s a ten-pound note.
Man: I’ll get your change.
4 What will the friends do in the afternoon?
Man: Would you like to play tennis this afternoon?
Woman: Maybe. I was thinking of going to the indoor swimming pool.
Man: But the weather’s lovely!
Woman: What about the beach?
Man: But we can’t play tennis on the beach.
Woman: They say the weather will change, so let’s go to the beach before it’s too late.
Man: OK, we’ll keep tennis and the pool for another day.
5 What pet will Janet have?
Mum: Janet wants a dog.
Dad: Not in this house. A cat, possibly, or a fish.
Mum: She can’t play with a fish. That’s why she wants a dog.
Dad: We can go on holiday and leave a fish alone.
Mum: You can leave cats too. I say a cat.
Dad: Fine. I still think a fish would be good. Just don’t ask me to look after the cat!

6 8.30, 7 6/six, 8 1, 9 free, 10 photo
Woman:, Welcome to the library. You will all come here a lot, so there’s some important information that you need to know.
First of all, the hours the library is open. During term time, the library is open 24 hours a day. But outside term time, it’s open from half past eight in the morning until seven o’clock in the evening.
Of course, you will want to take things out of the library. You can borrow different things, like magazines, CDs, books. You can take up to ten different things out of the library, but only six books at one time. But please be careful! If you return things late, you will have to pay a fine! The cost is two pounds a day for each book and one pound a day for other things. Library cards are free, but you need to fill in a form and give it in with a photo. If you lose your card, you can get a new one, but it will cost five pounds.
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11 A, 12 C, 13 B, 14 B, 15 C
Jane: Hi David. Have you got any plans for this evening? Some of us are thinking of going to the cinema.
David: Hello Jane. That sounds great. What are you going to see?
Jane: Well, we haven’t decided yet. There’s a new action film out – a James Bond film. But Robert’s coming and he isn’t a fan of action films.
David: What else is on?
Jane: Let me try and remember what I saw on the website. There was a romantic film – two people fall in love, but one of them gets ill and dies young. It sounds good, but really sad.
David: No … I really don’t enjoy films like that at all. Are there any other choices?
Jane: There’s a comedy, and people say it’s very funny. And a cartoon for children.
David: Well what about the funny one? Everyone likes a laugh, don’t they?
Jane: OK, yeah, why not? Shall we pick you up on our way there? About eight?
David: That’s a plan!
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