International ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages Achiever Level B1 Practice Paper 9
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1 International ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages Achiever Level B1 Practice Paper 9 Candidate s name (block letters please) Centre no Date Time allowed: - Listening about 30 minutes - Reading and Writing 2 hours and 10 minutes Instructions to Candidates - Answer all the questions. - All your answers must be written in black or blue ink not pencil. - Monolingual dictionaries are permitted. For examiner s use only Parts L1 L2 L3 L4 Total R1 R2 R3 R4 Total W1 W2 W3 Total Candidate s score RESULTS: LISTENING READING WRITING OVERALL RESULT: The City and Guilds of London Institute 2014 C1
2 Practice Paper 9 Listening Part 1 You will hear six sentences twice. Choose the best reply to each sentence. Look at the example. If you hear Do you know where City Bank is, please?, Do you know where City Bank is, please?, the best reply is (b). Put a circle round the letter of the best reply. Example: a) That s not true. b) Sorry, I ve no idea. c) OK. Let s go then. d) That s possible. 1. a) You re welcome. b) It s fine, thanks. c) That is correct. d) Well, OK then. 2. a) No, thank you. b) No, I wouldn t. c) Yes, I am sure. d) Yes, it s recent. 3. a) It s frightening. b) It s good news. c) That s very long. d) That s no problem. 4. a) You re very helpful. b) That s kind of you. c) No, not at all. d) Yes, of course. 5. a) The bag s very heavy. b) That would be nice. c) That was excellent. d) The lift s not working. 6. a) Oh, well done! b) Never mind! c) Ah, that s true. d) Please don t. (Total: 6 marks) C2
3 Practice Paper 9 Listening Part 2 You will hear three short conversations. Listen to the conversations and choose the best answer to the complete the sentence. Put a circle round the letter of the correct answer. You will hear each conversation twice. Look at the questions for Conversation One. Conversation 1 1. The speakers are in a) a hotel. b) a hospital. c) a leisure centre. d) a doctor s office. 2. The man is Conversation 2 a) offering some help. b) making an apology. c) giving permission. d) making a request. 3. The speakers are mainly talking about a) a passport. b) an airport. c) a holiday. d) a journey. 4. The woman finally got home by a) train and plane. b) plane and taxi. c) train and taxi. d) plane and bus. Conversation 3 5. The woman is a) a police woman. b) an IT expert. c) a neighbour. d) a doctor. 6. The man feels a) angry. b) tired. c) upset. d) thirsty. (Total: 6 marks) C3
4 Practice Paper 9 Listening Part 3 Listen to the announcement by the radio presenter. Make notes on the message pad (1-3 words.) First look at the pad. The first note is done for you. You will hear the announcement twice. Example: Who is competition for: Radio competition..young people 1. Oldest age limit: What people can play:. 4. Who will help:. 5. Number of winners:. 6. Month when winners on programme:. (Total: 6 marks) C4
5 Practice Paper 9 Listening Part 4 Listen to the conversation between Carl, the man and Ana, the woman, and answer the questions. Put a circle round the letter of the correct answer. First, look at the questions. The first one is done for you. You will hear the conversation twice. Example: Carl and Ana are trying to decide a) where to work b) where to live c) when to move d) when to travel. 1. Which statement is true about Ana? a) She works in the city. b) She uses a computer. c) She s unemployed. d) She travels a lot. 2. Ana is worried that Carl will have to a) live in the city. b) change his job. c) travel much more. d) do all the housework. 3. Ana and Carl agree that the countryside a) is better for children. b) is too far from the city. c) has transport problems. d) has environmental problems. 4. What is the main problem with Crickfield? a) It s not very popular. b) It s too far from work. c) There s no train station. d) The houses are expensive. 5. Ana thinks they should a) buy somewhere very cheap. b) spend more on a house. c) stay where they are. d) not worry so much. 6. Carl suggests a) not moving to the city. b) not moving at all. c) moving far away. d) moving twice. (Total: 6 marks) (Total marks for Listening: 24) C5
6 Practice Paper 9 Reading Part 1 Read the five short texts. Each text is incomplete. Choose a, b, c or d to complete the text. Put a circle round the letter of the correct answer. First, look at the example. Example: Cycling is great fun for children. It s also good exercise. But of course it can be, so it's very important to teach your child how to ride safely. a) exciting and enjoyable b) dangerous, too c) an expensive hobby d) difficult to learn 1. Dr N Shiva MBBS MRCOG The Alexandra Surgery Alexandra House.. London N22 5FC UK a) alex@med.co.uk b) 121 West High Street c) 9-11am and pm d) Phone for appointments Leisure.. Service.. 2. Pop-star of the future Some people can sing. Other people practise singing for years but get no better. This girl is an example of the first.... she has had no singing lessons, she sings beautifully. a) So as b) Although c) However d) In fact Leisure.. Service.. C6
7 Practice Paper 9 3. Last year he suddenly sold his house and went to live in Spain, he met his wife, Carmen. a) why b) what c) where d) who Service.. Leisure This street is closed today for urgent repair work. Please follow signs for another route. a) TAKE CARE b) NO ENTRY c) DANGER d) EXIT Leisure.. Service.. 5. Making a call 1. Enter the phone number Press button R to end call a) Press button G to talk b) Take a photograph c) Send a text d) Answer the call Leisure.. Service.. (Total: 5 marks) C7
8 Practice Paper 9 Reading Part 2 Read the text. Use the sentences labelled A-H to complete the text. Write the letter of the missing sentence in the box in the correct gap. There are two extra sentences you will not need. A woman who has difficulty walking got a parking ticket after parking in a space reserved for taxis. Mrs Amy Ross shops at her local supermarket but often finds that people who are not disabled have parked in all the parking spaces for disabled drivers. Mrs Ross has a problem with her knees. 1. They help her walk from her car to the shop and then back again when she has finished. Last week, all the disabled parking spaces were full when she arrived. She needed to do some shopping, so she parked in a taxi space but the council now say she ll have to pay a parking fine. 2. Mrs Ross said, Walking is very painful for me. There was nowhere else to park and I needed to do my shopping. 3. The supermarket manager agrees with Mrs Ross that the council should do something. He knows that very often when Mrs Ross tries to park near the entrance, she can t because other people, who are not disabled, have parked there. 4. We asked the council for their view. They said, We ve received a letter from Mrs Ross and do feel sorry for her. 5. This means she will have to pay the fine. Other shoppers have also complained about parking difficulties near the supermarket. They say the council should build a larger car park. 6. C8
9 Practice Paper 9 A She has now complained to the council about this fine. B He thinks that those people are being very selfish. C Until this happens, it will continue to be difficult to find somewhere to park near the supermarket. D This makes it so difficult for her to walk that shop staff help her with her shopping. E She now also wants the council to do something to solve the parking problem. F Moreover, it was the only space left, so she parked her car in it. G However, she parked in a taxi area and that is not allowed. H We will not make her pay the fine on this occasion. (Total: 6 marks) C9
10 Practice Paper 9 Reading Part 3 Read the four texts below. There are ten questions about the texts. Decide which text (A, B, C or D) tells you the answer to the question. The same text may be used more than once. The first one is an example. A I've been thinking about your school, Rosemary. Why not join ABG? It s a great educational book association. I m the Local Area Secretary. There s a meeting in Oxford next week about children s books just the age you teach. The Director, Bernice Frazer, says you d be very welcome. I m sending you the forms. You ll have to book soon, because it s very popular. Hope to see you there. Katrina. B There are lots of good reasons to join ABG. There is a conference every February. Here you can meet the other members. We offer great discounts on books for teachers and students. We represent schools interests at national level. We run reading workshops for schools. Our website reviews the latest books. C ABG s special meeting about children s books 19 July at 3pm at the Beaufort Hotel, Randolph Street, Oxford, OX2 2HG. Return this booking form to: PO BOX 97, Farnworth, SG9 5HG. Remember to give your personal name and your school s name, address, telephone number and address. You can reserve up to two member places per 10 each. Please note: the final date for booking is 10 July. D Caroline, you will soon receive an application form from Rosemary Taylor of Purton School. She wants to become a member and is interested in attending our meeting about children s books in Oxford. She teaches seven to nine-year-olds. She s a friend of Katrina s. Please could you process her application form quickly and send her a personal welcome note? Thanks, Bernice. C10
11 Practice Paper 9 Which text: Example: tells you about services to members? B 1. is a polite request? 2. gives details about how to apply? 3. makes a friendly suggestion? Which text tells you: 4. the exact age of the children Rosemary teaches? 5. when all ABG members meet every year? 6. what Katrina s job is in ABG? 7. the latest date you can book a place at the meeting? 8. who works with Bernice? 9. what benefits ABG members get? (Total: 9 marks) C11
12 Practice Paper 9 Reading Part 4 Read the text and answer the questions. Write a maximum of three words for each answer. There is an example. Learning to drive Learning to drive isn t as simple as people think. First, you need a good teacher. Some people ask a friend or a family member to help but it s better to have lessons from a qualified driving instructor. These lessons are expensive, however, but it will be worth the money. Proper instructors have special cars, with extra mirrors and special controls, such as an extra brake pedal. They can use this if you have problems, and stop the car themselves. This gives you confidence when you re learning, which is important, as drivers who are nervous might make the wrong decisions. When you re behind the wheel, you need to think quickly. Other people also cause problems to learners. As well as worrying about how to use all the controls, looking in the mirrors and deciding where you re going, you have to work out what other drivers are doing. That s why it s better to learn to drive in the countryside on quiet roads where there isn t much traffic, rather than busy roads in town centres. Private roads or small villages are better than crowded streets or dual carriageways. Off-road driving centres where you can practise safely without being on real roads are also great for making you feel more confident. You shouldn t spend too long on your first lessons, as there s a lot to remember. It s better to start with two or three one-hour lessons a week, then have one two-hour lesson a week after that. Of course, it isn t only about having driving lessons. You need to get as much extra practice as possible. Ask patient people to help you though; this is very important because if they are impatient with you, they might destroy your new confidence. Then you need to decide on the route before you set off. It s also a good idea to discuss what you want to practise each time. Make it clear you don t want any surprises. Concentrate on one thing at a time and you ll quickly become a confident driver. C12
13 Practice Paper 9 Example: Who s the best person to teach you to drive? an instructor 1. What can instructors do with their special controls? 2. How should drivers think? 3. Who make extra problems for learner drivers? 4. What are roads in the countryside like? 5. What do off-road centres help you to become? 6. How many hours should your first lesson last? 7. In addition to lessons, what do you need to do? 8. What sort of person can help you learn to drive? 9. What should you plan before you set off? where 10. What don t you want your helper give you? (Total: 10 marks) (Total marks for Reading: 30) C13
14 Practice Paper 9 Writing Part 1 Read the text. There are 8 mistakes. Write the correction at the end of the line. The first three lines are examples. There are two more spelling mistakes, three more punctuation mistakes and three more grammar mistakes. Some lines have no mistakes. Hi Peter [no mistakes] I am very exited about Saturday s concert. I have the tickets. excited What time shall we meet. I can arrive at any time. I ll wait for you in the café? in the other side of the road. It s called Roasters Cafeteria. You can t miss it. It s exactly opposite the theatre. The consert starts at eight so we need to be 1. there on time to get a good seat. why don t we meet in the cafeteria at The good news is that Marisol is coming too. She have seen the band 4. before in Barcelona. By the way, I see an advert for a tour by Michaela yesterday. 5. She is touring at September. Shall I get you a ticket? 6. I m definately going. 7. See you on saturday. 8. Nerissa on 9. [no mistakes] example example example (Total: 8 marks) C14
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16 Practice Paper 9 Writing Part 2 Read the notice about plans for your town. Write a letter to the council with your ideas for: shops leisure facilities parking places to eat. Write between 70 and 100 words. Do not write an address. We now have enough money to do something with the piece of waste land in the town centre that nobody uses. We d like to know what local people would like us to build. Please write to us with all of your suggestions. THE LOCAL COUNCIL. Dear Sirs C16
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18 Practice Paper 9 Writing Part 3 Write a letter to a friend. Tell your friend about a new hobby that you have just started doing. Explain what you like about it. Write between 100 and 120 words. Dear C18
19 Practice Paper 9 End of Examination C19
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