Test 3 LISTENING (approximately 40 minutes) Part 4 ‘You will hear three different extracts. For questions 1-6, choose the answer (A, B or C) which fits best according to what you hear. There 21 two questions for each extract. Extract One You hear two newspaper journalists talking about their work to a group of students. 4 The man gives the example of social media sites to ‘A. clarify how important they are in everyday life. B compare their usefulness with that of newspapers. © defend people's attitude to news nowadays. 2 What do they both think about their job? A Itcanbe stressful at times. B tis important to be a team playet. © There are more negatives tian positives. Extract Two You hear two language teachers discussing the use of emoticons, the pictures many people use to express emotion in text messages. 3 Whatis the woman doing? A questioning the value of current research inte emoticons B_ proposing ideas for potential uses of erroticons identifying reasons for the popularity of emoticons 4 What do they both think about emoticons? ‘A They need to be used with caution. B They area lazy form of communication. © They have universal appeal. 68Listening Extract Three You hear two friends talking about a young professional tennis player. 5 The woman feels that the comments about the player in the media reflect ‘A how easy itis to take sport too seriously. B_acommon misconception about sportspeople. © alack of understanding amongst sports journalists. 6 How does the man fee! about the player's outbursts of anger? A It’s essential that they're kept in check. B They're understandable in the circumstances. © He's irritated about the way they'll be perceived. 69Test 3 Part 2 ‘You wil! hear a woman called Jane Brooks talking about her work on various marine conservation projscis. For questions 7-14, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase. Conservation work When choosing her first volunteer job, Jane was undecided between marine conservation in Thailand and a (7) .. ... scheme in Belize. In Cambodia, Jane is employed as a (8) .... - working with volunteers. Jane went frorn cliving at intermediate level to receiving her official @. Jane contrasts her present situation, living in the cantre of a (10) . with her time in Thailand. Jane uses the expression (11) . to describe the way the loca! people view her. ‘Something that Jane finds particularly upsetting is the number of (12) .. .. that the volunteers recover from the sea. As part of her current project's wider aims, Jane says they will be helping set up a (13) . scheme. One of the things Jane enjoys most is watching new divers gain 4) during the learning process. 70Listening Part 3 You will hear an interview with two college lecturers, Sarah Banks and Tom Weston, who are talking about working in clothes shops when they were students. For questions 15-20, choose the answer (A, B, C or D) which fits best according to what you hear. 15 Regarding her choice of job in an expensive clothes store, Sarah ‘A wanted to develop her retail skills, B accepted it because of a lack of alternatives, © felt it would suit her interest in high-end fashion. D__ hoped to meet influential clients, 16 Sarah says one aspect of the job she enjoyed was ‘A selecting the perfect clothes for demanding clients. B creating an atmosphere in which clients fett comfortable. © seeing how certain clothes could transform clients’ appearance. D_ observing how clients would often make inappropiiate choices. 17 What was Sarah's approach to the staff dress code? ‘A She admits she turned her choice of clotives into a kind of protest. B_ She took the opportunity to break tne rules whenever possible. She was proud to wear the shop's clothes outside her workplace. D_ She found it relatively easy to conform to what was required. 18 How did Tom feel about what he overheard while working in a boutique? ‘Asad that his suspicions about his boss were confirmed B disappointed that coileagues had concealed things from him C frustrated that nis ideas were so readily rejected D infuriated with himself for having been so naive 19. In Tom's opinion, the students he teaches who have had work experience are A less likely to require help in order to cope with academic life. B_ inclined to take a healthy financial situation for avanted. 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