Exercise 1: Look at the map and find Tanya’s house. Then listen to the phone message. Write the correct letter, A-K, next to questions 1, 2, and 3.
1 Main Street
2 Silver Street
3 Melissa’s house
Exercise 2: Now listen to Melissa’s second message. She wants Tanya to pick up another friend, Sarah, on the way. Listen and label the map. Write the correct letter, A-K, next to questions 4-6.
4 New Road
5 Sarah’s house
6 Oak Avenue
Exercise 3: Tanya’s description and label the map. Choose the correct letter A-H and write the answers next to questions 1-4.
A art gallery
B cinema
C live music
D car park
E restaurants
F exhibition centre
G Arena
H shopping centre
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Exercise 4: Listen to the manager giving a tour of the activity camp to a group of teenagers. Label the map with which activity they can do in each place. Use no more than TWO WORDS for each activity.
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Exercise 5: You will hear someone giving a talk about plans for a new forest centre. Label the map. Choose the correct letter A-M and write the answers next to questions 1-8.
Pine Woods Centre
1 tickets on sale here
2 picnic field
3 barbecue area
4 Tree Tops Challenge
5 playground for young children
6 indoor play area
7 sheep
8 goats
Exercise 6: Listen to the Director of Sports giving directions and do questions 1-6.
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Exercise 7: Listen and answer questions 1-10.
Questions 1-6. Label the map opposite. Write the correct letter, A-I, next to questions 1-6.
1 gift shop
2 beehives
3 holiday cottages
4 dairy
5 museum
6 estate office
Questions 7-10 Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
7 How many unpaid helpers does the National Trust have?
A about 62,000
B about 5,899
C about 4.24 million
8 The main aim of the National Trust is
A to make money from its properties.
B to preserve historical properties.
C to donate money to property owners in financial difficulties.
9 A couple can join the National Trust for a year for
A £64.
B £108.
C £114.
10 Paying membership fees by direct debit also gets you
A a pair of binoculars.
B a National Trust handbook.
C three copies of the National Trust magazine per year