English 4 Achievement Test Bitte aktiviere JavaScript in deinem Browser, um dieses Formular fertigzustellen. - Schritt 1 von 32Part 1To participate in this test you must meet the following requirements:1. You have to do this test on your own. You are not allowed to be helped or to allow anyone to look at the test.I confirm that I won't show or pass on the achievement test to anyone else.2. No resources are allowed to be used to help you, neither electronic nor paper-based. All papers, books, cups, plates, bottles, plates, smart-phones and other electronic devices should be inaccessible.I confirm that no aids of any kind are within my reach, and that I will refrain from using them or attempting to use any of them.3. You may only use the electronic device on which you are performing the test. In addition, you are not allowed use any other websites/pages during the test.I confirm that I will only work on the test pages.Name *E-Mail *WeiterPart 1: Grammar and VocabularyPart 1: Grammar and VocabularyYou have 15 minutes to complete the 30 multiple-choice questions in this part.1. I normally take the bus to work ............... the weather's bad.A. whatB. whereC. whenD. whyMark the correct answer.2. After he left college, he ............... a year off before he started work.A. takeB. takesC. takenD. tookMark the correct answer.3. I'm still waiting for the package. It ............... yet.A. isn't arrivingB. hasn't arrivedC. doesn't arriveD. didn't arriveMark the correct answer.4. There was a big thunderstorm while we ............... a barbecue last night.A. are havingB. hadC. were havingD. have hadMark the correct answer.5. Do you often come to this hotel? – Yes, very often. I ............... stay here.A. seldomB. occasionallyC. rarelyD. regularlyMark the correct answer.Weiter6. The weather's normally quite warm here in winter. It ............... snows.A. oftenB. usuallyC. alwaysD. seldomMark the correct answer. 7. I'll call you as soon ............... I arrive.A. thatB. asC. whenD. sinceMark the correct answer.8. We haven't seen the sun all day here. It's been ............... .A. cloudyB. dryC. windyD. clearMark the correct answer.9. I bought this model because it was a ............... cheaper than the other one.A. muchB. moreC. lessD. littleMark the correct answer.10. I don't mind swimming, but I'd rather ............... something else.A. doingB. to doC. doD. doneMark the correct answer.Weiter11. What would you do if ............... a million dollars in cash?A. you'll findB. you'd findC. you've foundD. you foundMark the correct answer.12. Passengers are ............... to the plane by bus.A. takeB. tikingtakenD. tookMark the correct answer.13. The sign says "No animals", so that means dogs are not ............... .A. forbiddenB. allowedC. prohibitedD. compulsoryMark the correct answer.14. Put the bottle in the refrigerator. The drink should be served ............... .A. slicedB. stirredC. chilledD. gratedMark the correct answer.15. Luckily, we didn't hurt ............... when we fell.A. ourselvesB. bothC. usD. otherMark the correct answer.Weiter16. ............... my opinion it's a good idea.A. InB. ToC. OfD. OnMark the correct answer.17. Valery's on the phone. Her line's ............... .A. heldB. busyC. speakingD. offMark the correct answer.18. The TV isn't plugged ............... .A. onB. offC. upD. inMark the correct answer.19. I'd prefer a more modern design. This one's old-............... .A. fashionedB. datedC. pastD. lookedMark the correct answer.20. A hundred years ago, a lot of people used ............... on farms.A. workB. workingC. to workingD. to workMark the correct answer.Weiter21. I'm afraid I won't ............... come for dinner tonight.A. ableB. be able toC. be ableD. able to Mark the correct answer.22. All the spaces were taken. We couldn't find ............... to park.A. anywhereB. somewhereC. anythingD. somethingMark the correct answer.23. Pardon ...............? I didn't catch what you said.A. about thatB. very muchC. meD. youMark the correct answer.24. Would you ............... passing me the olive oil, please?A. likeB. mindC. botherD. wishMark the correct answer.25. Take ............... on that ladder. Don't fall off.A. carefulB. carefullyC. careD. caresMark the correct answer.Weiter26. When did you lose your keys? – I think I ............... them this morning.A. loseB. looseC. lossD. lostMark the correct answer.27. It wasn't a very nice place. The weather wasn't very good, ............... .A. althoughB. tooC. howeverD. eitherMark the correct answer.28. You pay a 30% ............... in advance, then pay the balance on arrival.A. bookingB. depositC. vacancyD. refundMark the correct answer.29. We missed the bus. When we arrived, it was driving ............... .A. awayB. acrossC. aroundD. aboutMark the correct answer.30. The concert was canceled due ............... bad weather.A. forB. fromC. toD. theMark the correct answer.WeiterPart 2: ReadingWHAT ARE PUFFBALLS? Puffballs are a type of fungus. They're a little like mushrooms, although are much bigger and don't have a long stalk at the bottom. The largest ones can get to about the same size as a basketball. It's possible to eat most kinds of puffball. However, it's important to know exactly what you're looking for because some poisonous mushrooms have a very similar shape and color to young puffballs. Most puffballs are white while they're growing. Then, when they're fully grown, they begin to turn brown. At this point they start to dry out and their size decreases. If you want to eat one, you must catch it while it's still white all the way through. Even if just a small part of it has gone slightly brown, you're too late – the whole thing will taste awful. If the puffball is completely white, however, and hasn't quite reached its full size, then it can be cut up just like bread and then fried to produce delicious mushroom-flavored slices.31. Mark the correct answerA. Puffballs are a lot larger than mushrooms.B. Puffballs are a lot smaller than mushrooms.C. Puffballs are a lot smaller than Basketballs.D. Puffballs are a lot bigger than basketballs.WeiterWHAT ARE PUFFBALLS? Puffballs are a type of fungus. They're a little like mushrooms, although are much bigger and don't have a long stalk at the bottom. The largest ones can get to about the same size as a basketball. It's possible to eat most kinds of puffball. However, it's important to know exactly what you're looking for because some poisonous mushrooms have a very similar shape and color to young puffballs. Most puffballs are white while they're growing. Then, when they're fully grown, they begin to turn brown. At this point they start to dry out and their size decreases. If you want to eat one, you must catch it while it's still white all the way through. Even if just a small part of it has gone slightly brown, you're too late – the whole thing will taste awful. If the puffball is completely white, however, and hasn't quite reached its full size, then it can be cut up just like bread and then fried to produce delicious mushroom-flavored slices.32. Mark the correct answerA. It's always easy to see the difference between puffballs and mushrooms.B. When puffballs are young they look totally different to mushrooms.C. Puffballs that are still young look different to all types of mushroom.D. Young puffballs look similar to some types of mushroom.WeiterWHAT ARE PUFFBALLS? Puffballs are a type of fungus. They're a little like mushrooms, although are much bigger and don't have a long stalk at the bottom. The largest ones can get to about the same size as a basketball. It's possible to eat most kinds of puffball. However, it's important to know exactly what you're looking for because some poisonous mushrooms have a very similar shape and color to young puffballs. Most puffballs are white while they're growing. Then, when they're fully grown, they begin to turn brown. At this point they start to dry out and their size decreases. If you want to eat one, you must catch it while it's still white all the way through. Even if just a small part of it has gone slightly brown, you're too late – the whole thing will taste awful. If the puffball is completely white, however, and hasn't quite reached its full size, then it can be cut up just like bread and then fried to produce delicious mushroom-flavored slices.33. Mark the correct answerA. If a puffball has turned white it means it's become dry.B. A puffball that has become brown hasn't reached its full size.C. After puffballs have become brown they get smaller.D. When puffballs have turned brown they begin to grow.WeiterWHAT ARE PUFFBALLS? Puffballs are a type of fungus. They're a little like mushrooms, although are much bigger and don't have a long stalk at the bottom. The largest ones can get to about the same size as a basketball. It's possible to eat most kinds of puffball. However, it's important to know exactly what you're looking for because some poisonous mushrooms have a very similar shape and color to young puffballs. Most puffballs are white while they're growing. Then, when they're fully grown, they begin to turn brown. At this point they start to dry out and their size decreases. If you want to eat one, you must catch it while it's still white all the way through. Even if just a small part of it has gone slightly brown, you're too late – the whole thing will taste awful. If the puffball is completely white, however, and hasn't quite reached its full size, then it can be cut up just like bread and then fried to produce delicious mushroom-flavored slices.34. Mark the correct answerA. Puffballs that have just started to turn brown taste delicious.B. Puffballs should only be eaten when they're totally white.C. Puffballs should only be eaten after they're fully grown.D. If a puffball has begun to turn brown you can only eat the white parts.WeiterWHAT ARE PUFFBALLS? Puffballs are a type of fungus. They're a little like mushrooms, although are much bigger and don't have a long stalk at the bottom. The largest ones can get to about the same size as a basketball. It's possible to eat most kinds of puffball. However, it's important to know exactly what you're looking for because some poisonous mushrooms have a very similar shape and color to young puffballs. Most puffballs are white while they're growing. Then, when they're fully grown, they begin to turn brown. At this point they start to dry out and their size decreases. If you want to eat one, you must catch it while it's still white all the way through. Even if just a small part of it has gone slightly brown, you're too late – the whole thing will taste awful. If the puffball is completely white, however, and hasn't quite reached its full size, then it can be cut up just like bread and then fried to produce delicious mushroom-flavored slices.35. Mark the correct answerA. You should boil puffballs for some time before you eat them.B. Puffballs are usually eaten raw, in slices.C. You should always mash puffballs before cooking them.D. Puffballs are normally cooked before they're eaten.WeiterDVD REVIEW This DVD provides a fascinating look into the past. It contains clips that were shot by some of the first motion-picture cameras between 1890 and 1910. This is more than just a compilation of some of the world's oldest moving pictures, however. Using the latest digital technology, the producers have significantly improved the quality of the films and added full color. Obviously, the quality is not the same as the high-definition pictures we see today. But compared with typical old black-and-white films, the result is quite amazing. The pictures are much clearer. Also, the problem of the original clips moving too fast has been solved. Of course, there's no sound of the people in the film clips talking. It wasn't possible to record people's voices in movies until the 1920s. So the only thing you hear is the voice of the narrator describing what's happening in the clips. However, often, we're not told when or where the clips were filmed. Instead, the narrator just explains what's happening, which isn't necessary because you can see for yourself. I definitely think this DVD needs a narrator. It's just a pity that he or she doesn't give us some more interesting information about the dates and locations of the films.36. Mark the correct answerA. The earliest film clips are nearly a hundred years old.B. The oldest films were made over a hundred years ago.C. Motion-picture cameras were invented almost a hundred years ago.D. Motion pictures have existed for less than a hundred years.WeiterDVD REVIEW This DVD provides a fascinating look into the past. It contains clips that were shot by some of the first motion-picture cameras between 1890 and 1910. This is more than just a compilation of some of the world's oldest moving pictures, however. Using the latest digital technology, the producers have significantly improved the quality of the films and added full color. Obviously, the quality is not the same as the high-definition pictures we see today. But compared with typical old black-and-white films, the result is quite amazing. The pictures are much clearer. Also, the problem of the original clips moving too fast has been solved. Of course, there's no sound of the people in the film clips talking. It wasn't possible to record people's voices in movies until the 1920s. So the only thing you hear is the voice of the narrator describing what's happening in the clips. However, often, we're not told when or where the clips were filmed. Instead, the narrator just explains what's happening, which isn't necessary because you can see for yourself. I definitely think this DVD needs a narrator. It's just a pity that he or she doesn't give us some more interesting information about the dates and locations of the films.37. Mark the correct answerA. Motion pictures have existed for less than a hundred years.B. The clips on the DVD look better than the original films.C. The pictures on the DVD are in color and high-definition.D. The DVD contains videos that were filmed recently.WeiterDVD REVIEW This DVD provides a fascinating look into the past. It contains clips that were shot by some of the first motion-picture cameras between 1890 and 1910. This is more than just a compilation of some of the world's oldest moving pictures, however. Using the latest digital technology, the producers have significantly improved the quality of the films and added full color. Obviously, the quality is not the same as the high-definition pictures we see today. But compared with typical old black-and-white films, the result is quite amazing. The pictures are much clearer. Also, the problem of the original clips moving too fast has been solved. Of course, there's no sound of the people in the film clips talking. It wasn't possible to record people's voices in movies until the 1920s. So the only thing you hear is the voice of the narrator describing what's happening in the clips. However, often, we're not told when or where the clips were filmed. Instead, the narrator just explains what's happening, which isn't necessary because you can see for yourself. I definitely think this DVD needs a narrator. It's just a pity that he or she doesn't give us some more interesting information about the dates and locations of the films.38. Mark the correct answerIn the original films, the pictures moved too slowly.B. In the original films, the pictures moved at the right speed.C. The pictures in the improved films move more quickly.D. The pictures in the improved films move more slowly.WeiterDVD REVIEW This DVD provides a fascinating look into the past. It contains clips that were shot by some of the first motion-picture cameras between 1890 and 1910. This is more than just a compilation of some of the world's oldest moving pictures, however. Using the latest digital technology, the producers have significantly improved the quality of the films and added full color. Obviously, the quality is not the same as the high-definition pictures we see today. But compared with typical old black-and-white films, the result is quite amazing. The pictures are much clearer. Also, the problem of the original clips moving too fast has been solved. Of course, there's no sound of the people in the film clips talking. It wasn't possible to record people's voices in movies until the 1920s. So the only thing you hear is the voice of the narrator describing what's happening in the clips. However, often, we're not told when or where the clips were filmed. Instead, the narrator just explains what's happening, which isn't necessary because you can see for yourself. I definitely think this DVD needs a narrator. It's just a pity that he or she doesn't give us some more interesting information about the dates and locations of the films.39. Mark the correct answerA. You hear a person talking while you watch the DVD.B. As you watch the people in the film clips, you hear them speaking.C. As you watch the clips on the DVD, you listen to music.D.The DVD has no sound at all.WeiterDVD REVIEW This DVD provides a fascinating look into the past. It contains clips that were shot by some of the first motion-picture cameras between 1890 and 1910. This is more than just a compilation of some of the world's oldest moving pictures, however. Using the latest digital technology, the producers have significantly improved the quality of the films and added full color. Obviously, the quality is not the same as the high-definition pictures we see today. But compared with typical old black-and-white films, the result is quite amazing. The pictures are much clearer. Also, the problem of the original clips moving too fast has been solved. Of course, there's no sound of the people in the film clips talking. It wasn't possible to record people's voices in movies until the 1920s. So the only thing you hear is the voice of the narrator describing what's happening in the clips. However, often, we're not told when or where the clips were filmed. Instead, the narrator just explains what's happening, which isn't necessary because you can see for yourself. I definitely think this DVD needs a narrator. It's just a pity that he or she doesn't give us some more interesting information about the dates and locations of the films.40. Mark the correct answerA. The writer thinks a narrator is not necessary on this DVD.B. The writer thinks the narrator's descriptions are very useful.C. The writer of the review thinks the narration could be better.D. The writer thinks the narrator should say what's happening in the clips.WeiterARROW FALLS Arrow Falls are one of the most spectacular sights in the region. However, to get there you'll need to put on your hiking boots and walk as the waterfall is 8 kilometers / 5 miles from the nearest highway. The starting point for the walk is the parking area in the valley next to the stream below Arrow Head Hill. From here, simply take the track which follows the east side of the stream all the way up to the waterfall. The path is quite rocky and climbs steeply, but is well marked and easy to follow. For most of its length, the walk crosses open country, offering superb views of the valley and forest below. A short section of the track runs through the edge of the forest, providing some welcome shade on a hot summer's day and making an ideal place to stop for lunch. It takes about 3 hours to get from the parking area to the waterfall. The return trip along the same path is much less tiring, as it's all downhill. However, you'll need to allow roughly the same amount of time to walk back, as progress down the steep track is slow. It's therefore a good idea to set off reasonably early in the morning, especially as there are often thunderstorms during late afternoon and early evening.41. Mark the correct answerA. The only way to reach the waterfall is to driveB. To get to the waterfall, you have to go on foot.C. You can park your car at the waterfall.D. From the parking lot, you walk down to the waterfall.WeiterARROW FALLS Arrow Falls are one of the most spectacular sights in the region. However, to get there you'll need to put on your hiking boots and walk as the waterfall is 8 kilometers / 5 miles from the nearest highway. The starting point for the walk is the parking area in the valley next to the stream below Arrow Head Hill. From here, simply take the track which follows the east side of the stream all the way up to the waterfall. The path is quite rocky and climbs steeply, but is well marked and easy to follow. For most of its length, the walk crosses open country, offering superb views of the valley and forest below. A short section of the track runs through the edge of the forest, providing some welcome shade on a hot summer's day and making an ideal place to stop for lunch. It takes about 3 hours to get from the parking area to the waterfall. The return trip along the same path is much less tiring, as it's all downhill. However, you'll need to allow roughly the same amount of time to walk back, as progress down the steep track is slow. It's therefore a good idea to set off reasonably early in the morning, especially as there are often thunderstorms during late afternoon and early evening.42. Mark the correct answerA. It's easy to get lost on the track because there a lots of rocks.B. The track is easy to walk on because it's flat.C. The path is next to a small river.D. At one point, the track crosses a stream.WeiterARROW FALLS Arrow Falls are one of the most spectacular sights in the region. However, to get there you'll need to put on your hiking boots and walk as the waterfall is 8 kilometers / 5 miles from the nearest highway. The starting point for the walk is the parking area in the valley next to the stream below Arrow Head Hill. From here, simply take the track which follows the east side of the stream all the way up to the waterfall. The path is quite rocky and climbs steeply, but is well marked and easy to follow. For most of its length, the walk crosses open country, offering superb views of the valley and forest below. A short section of the track runs through the edge of the forest, providing some welcome shade on a hot summer's day and making an ideal place to stop for lunch. It takes about 3 hours to get from the parking area to the waterfall. The return trip along the same path is much less tiring, as it's all downhill. However, you'll need to allow roughly the same amount of time to walk back, as progress down the steep track is slow. It's therefore a good idea to set off reasonably early in the morning, especially as there are often thunderstorms during late afternoon and early evening.43. Mark the correct answerA. Nearly all of the track goes through trees.B. You don't see any trees on the walk.C. The only trees that you see are at the top of the hill.D. As you follow the track, you go past some trees.WeiterARROW FALLS Arrow Falls are one of the most spectacular sights in the region. However, to get there you'll need to put on your hiking boots and walk as the waterfall is 8 kilometers / 5 miles from the nearest highway. The starting point for the walk is the parking area in the valley next to the stream below Arrow Head Hill. From here, simply take the track which follows the east side of the stream all the way up to the waterfall. The path is quite rocky and climbs steeply, but is well marked and easy to follow. For most of its length, the walk crosses open country, offering superb views of the valley and forest below. A short section of the track runs through the edge of the forest, providing some welcome shade on a hot summer's day and making an ideal place to stop for lunch. It takes about 3 hours to get from the parking area to the waterfall. The return trip along the same path is much less tiring, as it's all downhill. However, you'll need to allow roughly the same amount of time to walk back, as progress down the steep track is slow. It's therefore a good idea to set off reasonably early in the morning, especially as there are often thunderstorms during late afternoon and early evening.44. Mark the correct answerA. To walk to the waterfall and back takes roughly six hours.B. The whole walk, there and back, takes about three hours.C. Walking down the track takes much less time than walking up.D. Walking down the track takes a lot longer than walking up.WeiterARROW FALLS Arrow Falls are one of the most spectacular sights in the region. However, to get there you'll need to put on your hiking boots and walk as the waterfall is 8 kilometers / 5 miles from the nearest highway. The starting point for the walk is the parking area in the valley next to the stream below Arrow Head Hill. From here, simply take the track which follows the east side of the stream all the way up to the waterfall. The path is quite rocky and climbs steeply, but is well marked and easy to follow. For most of its length, the walk crosses open country, offering superb views of the valley and forest below. A short section of the track runs through the edge of the forest, providing some welcome shade on a hot summer's day and making an ideal place to stop for lunch. It takes about 3 hours to get from the parking area to the waterfall. The return trip along the same path is much less tiring, as it's all downhill. However, you'll need to allow roughly the same amount of time to walk back, as progress down the steep track is slow. It's therefore a good idea to set off reasonably early in the morning, especially as there are often thunderstorms during late afternoon and early evening.45. Mark the correct answerA. It often rains heavily in the afternoon.B. It often gets foggy later in the day.C. The afternoons are always very hot and dry.D. It's seldom wet in the afternoon.WeiterEMAIL TEXT We booked our hotel on the Internet at the last minute and managed to find a room that cost only 25% of the normal price. So I was very pleased with that. I was surprised to get a room at all during the weekend of the art festival, so to get such a good price was a great deal. The reservation was for bed and breakfast, which suited us fine. There was a restaurant at the hotel, but we didn't eat there in the evenings because the menu was pretty expensive. And there were plenty of good restaurants in town. It was sometimes a bit difficult to get a table, as it was so busy with the art festival. But we always managed to get in somewhere, even though we didn't book. It helped that we like to eat quite late, whereas it seems that people there eat fairly early, so the restaurants were quieter toward the end of the evening.46. Mark the correct answerA. The booking was made in the hotel lobby.B. The person checked in without making a reservation.C. The reservation was made before arriving at the hotel.D. The booking was made a long time in advance.WeiterEMAIL TEXT We booked our hotel on the Internet at the last minute and managed to find a room that cost only 25% of the normal price. So I was very pleased with that. I was surprised to get a room at all during the weekend of the art festival, so to get such a good price was a great deal. The reservation was for bed and breakfast, which suited us fine. There was a restaurant at the hotel, but we didn't eat there in the evenings because the menu was pretty expensive. And there were plenty of good restaurants in town. It was sometimes a bit difficult to get a table, as it was so busy with the art festival. But we always managed to get in somewhere, even though we didn't book. It helped that we like to eat quite late, whereas it seems that people there eat fairly early, so the restaurants were quieter toward the end of the evening.47. Mark the correct answerA. There was 25% off the normal price of the hotel room.B. When you booked the room you got a gift.C. The room was half-price.D. There was a special offer on the price of the room.WeiterEMAIL TEXT We booked our hotel on the Internet at the last minute and managed to find a room that cost only 25% of the normal price. So I was very pleased with that. I was surprised to get a room at all during the weekend of the art festival, so to get such a good price was a great deal. The reservation was for bed and breakfast, which suited us fine. There was a restaurant at the hotel, but we didn't eat there in the evenings because the menu was pretty expensive. And there were plenty of good restaurants in town. It was sometimes a bit difficult to get a table, as it was so busy with the art festival. But we always managed to get in somewhere, even though we didn't book. It helped that we like to eat quite late, whereas it seems that people there eat fairly early, so the restaurants were quieter toward the end of the evening.48. Mark the correct answerA. All meals were included in the price of the room.B. The hotel served free meals in the evening.C. The only restaurant in the area was in the hotel.D. If you wanted, you could buy dinner at the hotel.WeiterEMAIL TEXT We booked our hotel on the Internet at the last minute and managed to find a room that cost only 25% of the normal price. So I was very pleased with that. I was surprised to get a room at all during the weekend of the art festival, so to get such a good price was a great deal. The reservation was for bed and breakfast, which suited us fine. There was a restaurant at the hotel, but we didn't eat there in the evenings because the menu was pretty expensive. And there were plenty of good restaurants in town. It was sometimes a bit difficult to get a table, as it was so busy with the art festival. But we always managed to get in somewhere, even though we didn't book. It helped that we like to eat quite late, whereas it seems that people there eat fairly early, so the restaurants were quieter toward the end of the evening.49. Mark the correct answerA. Lots of restaurants were closed because of a festival.B. There were lots of people in town due to a festival.C. A lot of people left the town to go to a festival.D. The hotel restaurant was closed for the festival.WeiterEMAIL TEXT We booked our hotel on the Internet at the last minute and managed to find a room that cost only 25% of the normal price. So I was very pleased with that. I was surprised to get a room at all during the weekend of the art festival, so to get such a good price was a great deal. The reservation was for bed and breakfast, which suited us fine. There was a restaurant at the hotel, but we didn't eat there in the evenings because the menu was pretty expensive. And there were plenty of good restaurants in town. It was sometimes a bit difficult to get a table, as it was so busy with the art festival. But we always managed to get in somewhere, even though we didn't book. It helped that we like to eat quite late, whereas it seems that people there eat fairly early, so the restaurants were quieter toward the end of the evening.50. Mark the correct answerA. It was possible to find a table without reserving one.B. You had to reserve a table in order to eat in a restaurant.C. To get a table, it was best to arrive in the first part of the evening.D. Most restaurants didn't open until it was quite late.WeiterPart 3: Listening 1You are going to hear a telephone call. Listen and mark true or false. Your browser does not support the audio element. 51. Peter answers the phone.TrueFalse52. Peter is out at the moment.TrueFalse53. The man tries to transfer the call.TrueFalse54. The line in the meeting room is busy.TrueFalse55. The woman is going to call back.TrueFalseWeiterPart 3: Listening 2You are going to hear a conversation at the ticket counter in a train station. Listen and mark true or false. Your browser does not support the audio element. 56. The man's ticket is for a train at 11:30.TrueFalse57. The train to Manchester has left.TrueFalse58. The train from Brighton was canceled.TrueFalse59. The man's ticket can be used on the next train.TrueFalse60. The man is going to take the next train.TrueFalseWeiterPart 3: Listening 3You are going to hear a conversation at the front desk of a hotel. Listen and mark true or false. Your browser does not support the audio element. 61. The woman's room is very cold.TrueFalse62. The heating has broken down.TrueFalse63. There are some other rooms free.TrueFalse64. The woman is leaving the next day.TrueFalse65. The man at the front desk is the hotel manager.TrueFalseWeiterPart 4: WritingChoose one of the topics below (A or B). Write 15 to 20 sentences about the subject.TOPIC A: Write a short description of a movie that you enjoyed watching. Give the names of one or two actors who appear in the movie. Describe the types of characters that they play and briefly explain what happens in the story. There's no need to mention the title of the movie if you don't know what the film is called in English.TOPIC B: Write a short description of the city or region that you live in, or another city or region that you know about. You could describe things such as geography, climate, tourist attractions and local food. Also discuss any other interesting local characteristics.Your text goes here: *Remember: you only have to write about topic A OR topic B. - Don't write about both of them.WeiterPart 5Part 5: SpeakingChoose one of the topics below (A or B). Prepare to have a 5-minute conversation with your trainer about the topic. While you're talking, your trainer will ask you some questions about the things you say.TOPIC A: Talk about a leisure activity that you enjoy. Explain what it is, where you do it and how often you do it. Also say why you like it. It doesn't matter if you don't know some of the specific words to describe the activity. Explain any terms you don't know to your trainer using more general language.TOPIC B: Discuss how communication technology affects you. How important are the Internet, cell phones / smart phones, tablet computers, etc. to your daily life? Explain why. How would your life be different without this type of technology? What would you miss the most? Why?absenden | send 22. August 2022 Strategic Learning