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The document provides information for a phone interview for a lifeguard position. It includes questions asking for contact details, previous work experience, availability, and qualifications. It also includes a listening practice section with comprehension questions about safety on a university campus.

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PRACTICE 1 LISTENING SUPERINTENSIVE

Questions 1-10
Complete the form below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each


answer.

Phone interview

Name: John Murphy

Example Answer

Position applying for: lifeguard

Street Address: 45 1 Elsinore Court

Contact phone number: 2 077965

Current part-time job: 3 weekend night

Previous job at Ridgemont High School: 4 baseball

Additional relevant work experience: 5 resque

Relevant skills/qualifications: CPR certification & 6 daving


experience
CPR certification expiration date:
7 October

Preferred weekly shift: 8 Saturday morning

Time available to start work: 9 6 oclock

Advertisement source: 10

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PRACTICE 1 LISTENING SUPERINTENSIVE
Questions 11-20
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C

11 The lecture was organized by B

City of Nottingham.
B University of Nottingham Students’ Union.

C Nottingham Police Department.

12 The majority of crime on campus is C

A Drugs and Alcohol.


B Violence
C Theft
13 The campus crime rate has A so far this year.

A increased
B decreased
C stayed the same

14 Why is there added concern about crime? C

A exaggeration in media
B crime TV shows
C factual news articles

15 Carlos says if you are the victim of a crime, you should C

A run away.
B resist
C seek help.

16 What is the primary method for increasing safety? A

A informing students and staff of safety precautions


B offering free self-defense courses to students
C reminding students to carry a mobile phone at all times

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PRACTICE 1 LISTENING SUPERINTENSIVE

17 If a student must work late, it is most important


to B

A not return home until the morning.


B go back with a friend.
C bring a mobile phone.

18 It is dangerous to B

A drive home late at night.


B carry a knife.
C carry pepper spray.
19 Students who complete a self-defense course
are A

A more aware of dangers.


B mentally tougher.
C walking more confidently.

20 A university is C

A not surrounded by walls.


B patrolled by military.
C completely safe

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PRACTICE 1 LISTENING SUPERINTENSIVE

Questions 21-23
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

21 Information on the test is from A

A the teacher.
B a class.
C a handout.

22 This assignment is important because A

A it will become a permanent record.


B it is a must for passing 11th grade English.
C it will affect the English level next year.
23 Bobby chooses football as project topic
because B

A he often plays football.


B his father loves football.
C he is interested in football.

Questions 24-30
What problems do the speakers identify for this project?

Choose SEVEN answers from the box


and write the letters, A-H, next to Problems
questions 24-30.
A too vague

B too factual
24
Background sounds D
C too unreliable
25
Answers of questions G
D too noisy
26
One of the questions H
E too long
27
Time of answering E
F too short
28
Recording equipment H
G too complicated
29
Topic of project H too simple

30 Report on project B

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PRACTICE 1 LISTENING SUPERINTENSIVE

Questions 31-40
Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

GIVING A SPEECH
Reasons for nervousness

• Lecturers often feel more 31 if the speech is important.

• Many think that the ability to make a good public speaking is 32 ,


while in fact it is a skill that can be learned by anyone.

How to prepare a quality speech

• The audience will only remember the 33 sentence of a speech.

• Ensure that your speech is 34

Do’s and Don'ts

♦ Don’t start your speech until audience is 35

♦ You can make your main ideas or notes on cards or a 36

♦ You do not need to write down the 37 speech.

♦ You can just write 38 ideas.

♦ Remember to 39 yourself to see how long your speech will be.

♦ Don’t just read from 40 .

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