You'll hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1-8, choose the correct answers

You hear a woman talking about volunteering at a community centre. What does she do at the centre now?

• spends time with the elderly
• helps with art classes for children
• teaches computer skills to the disabled

You hear a man talking on the radio about a festival. What can festival-goers do in the afternoon?

• listen to bands
• play in the annual football matches
• see exhibits on environmental issues

You hear a woman talking about a charity ski race. How did she feel at the end of the race?

• thrilled
• disappointed
• proud

You hear a filmmaker being interviewed on the radio. Why did he make the film?

• to raise money for a charity
• to inform people about a problem
• to make money for his film school

You hear a man talking. What is he?

• disabled
• homeless
• elderly

You hear a woman talking to her friend. Why is she talking to him?

• to offer him help
• to give him a warning
• to convince him about something

You hear a lecture about illiteracy. What is the lecturer describing?

• a solution to the problem
• the causes of the problem
• the impact of the problem

You hear a teenager talking about an animal shelter. How does she feel about the shelter?

• It needs more money.
• It needs more volunteers.
• It doesn't help many animals.