Mock Test 12 | Listening Test

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PART 1 QUESTIONS 1 - 10

Questions 1 - 10

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER in each gap.

Information about Library Registration

Minimum joining age: 18 years old

Required items: - 02 I.D. (1)

PHOTOS
- 02 forms of I.D. e.g. driving licence, bank (2)

STATEMENT
Cost: (3) pounds per year (without current student card)

125
Loan policies: - number of items allowed for members of the public: (4)

- borrowing times: 04 weeks

8
- fines start at (5) pounds

1.50
- computers can be booked up to (6) hours in advance

48
- library holds most national papers, all (7) papers, and magazines

LOCAL
- need (8) to use the photocopier

CARD
Creative writing class: - tutor is John (9)

GRANTINGHAM
- held on (10) evenings

FRIDAY

PART 2 QUESTIONS 11 - 20

Questions 11 - 15

Choose the correct letters, A, B or C.

Bicycles for the world

11. In 1993 Dan Pearman went to Ecuador

as part of his studies.
as a tourist guide.
as a voluntary worker.

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12. Dan's neighbour was successful in business because he

found it easy to reach customers.
employed carpenters from the area.
was the most skilled craftsman in the town.

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13. Dan says the charity relies on

finding new areas which need the bicycles.
charging for the bicycles it sends abroad.
getting enough bicycles to send regularly.

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14. What does Dan say about the town of Rivas?

It has almost as many bikes as Amsterdam.
Its economy has been totally transformed.
It has received the greatest number of bikes.

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15. What problem did the charity face in August 2000?

It was criticized in the British media.
It couldn't meet its overheads.
It had to delay sending the bikes.

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Questions 16 - 17

Choose TWO letters, A-E.

Which TWO things are TRUE about the charity activities mentioned by the speaker?

they spent 75,000 pounds paying all their shipping costs
they spent 15,000 pounds on future plan

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their income increased by 14% because of winning an award
they have provided 50,000 bikes to people around the world
they are currently hoping to buy some personal computers

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Questions 18 - 20

Choose THREE letters, A-F.

Which THREE things can the general public do to help the charity Pedal Power?

organise a bicycle collection
donate their unwanted tools

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repair the donated bikes
hold an even to raise money

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do voluntary work in its office
identify areas that need bikes

PART 3 QUESTIONS 21 - 30

Questions 21 - 25

Which students' name is suitable with the following statements?

Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-E, next to Questions 21-25.

Students' name:

A Jed

B Ann

C Bob

D Sue

E Jed, And, and Sue

Statements:

21. majored in the sociological field:
C
22. majored in economics:
A
23. studying the second year:
E
24. global warming is an urgent issue:
D
25. just the environmentalists' opinions:
A

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Questions 26 - 30

Complete the sentences below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS in each gap.

A Survey about Sociology and Environment

26. The global warming effect makes reduced when the temperature rises above 30 degrees.
CROP YIELDS
27. Rising sea levels also affect living in lowland area,
PEOPLE
28. and other creatures can become as a result.
EXTINCT
29. Farmers will not cultivate due to from the rising sea level phenomenon.
SALT WATER
30. is also a major concern as everyone will be unemployed.
ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN

PART 4 QUESTIONS 31 - 40

Questions 31 - 40

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD ONLY in each gap.

Oxford and Cambridge Universities' History

Oxford University:

- It was the oldest university in the world

- It began teaching in 1096 AD, reported by some (31)

RECORDS
- It experienced the very first global (32) program in 1190

EXCHANGES
- Student (33) were established in the 13th century

DORMITORIES
- Later, it was a centre for religious and political debates

- Apart from religious revival, the (34) era was witnessed in the 18th century

SCIENTIFIC

- Academic lectures had been prepared for both men and women since 1878 in some colleges

- The international students in the university mainly came from (35) region (ranked the top)

EUROPEAN

- Some colleges received undergraduate and graduate students, others only admit (36) students and offer course for continuing education

PART-TIME
Cambridge University:

- Its origin place was used to be a/an (37) area of the Iron Age tribe

SETTLEMENT
- Later, a (38) was built in this site by the French

CASTLE
- At first, students studied the university at other places, e.g. Monasteries, Cathedral

- The students' life was officially (39) by the King's orders

MANAGED
- (40) had been issued to female students since 1940s

DEGREES