For each question, choose the correct answer
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PART 3 Questions 11-15
For each question, choose the correct answer.
You will hear Sarah talking to her friend Tom about a school trip.
11 Where will they stay?
A in a hotel
B on a campsite
C in a guest house
12 Sarah thinks a camping holiday
A is like her usual holidays.
B will be a nice change.
C is better with families.
13 For Sarah and Tom, the holiday will be
A expensive.
B cheap.
C free.
14 What will the weather be during their school trip?
A rainy
B sunny
C cold
15 Where will they eat?
A on the campsite
B at a cafe
C in the farm
Listening Part 3 Exam Tips
- Read the instructions in order to find out what the conversation is about.
- During the first listening, listen to what the conversation is about and choose the best answer for each question.
- When you listen again, check all your answers carefully.
- Synonyms, as well as Antonyms (words that have the opposite meaning) are important here, because the words in the listening text are often different from the words that you read in the questions.
PART 3 Questions 11-15
For each question, choose the correct answer.
You will hear Sarah talking to her friend Tom about a school trip.
11 Where will they stay?
A in a hotel
B on a campsite
C in a guest house
12 Sarah thinks a camping holiday
A is like her usual holidays.
B will be a nice change.
C is better with families.
13 For Sarah and Tom, the holiday will be
A expensive.
B cheap.
C free.
14 What will the weather be during their school trip?
A rainy
B sunny
C cold
15 Where will they eat?
A on the campsite
B at a cafe
C in the farm
Listening Part 3 Exam Tips
- Read the instructions in order to find out what the conversation is about.
- During the first listening, listen to what the conversation is about and choose the best answer for each question.
- When you listen again, check all your answers carefully.
- Synonyms, as well as Antonyms (words that have the opposite meaning) are important here, because the words in the listening text are often different from the words that you read in the questions.