Key PAPER 2. LISTENING Part 1 1B 2C 30 4A SA 6B 7A Part 2 8B 9A 100 OC 2C 3B Parts 14 hills 18 sunset 16 cushion 17 8 / five 18 picnic 49 OITYENTS Part 4 208 218 228 2A 24A 256A 430Test 2 Tost 2 transcript This isthe Cambrilge English: Paliminay, Test 2. There are four pats tothe test. You wl haar each part twice, For each part of he test there wil ‘be time for you to took through the questions ana time for you to chack your answers ite your answers onthe question pape. You wil have sx minutes atthe and of the tet to copy your answers onto the answer sheet. ‘The recoring wil now be stopped. ‘Pease ask any questions now, because you must nat speak ring the test. Pause] Now open your question paper and ook at Pact 3. (Pause) ‘Thore are seven questions inthis pat. For each question there are thee pictures anda shart reoring. Choose the comect pias xl uta kN We OX BBIOW Before we start, here an example, ner cd the man leave his camara? Man: On not | haven't got my cameral ‘Woman: But you used just now to take a photograph ofthe fountain Man: Oh remember, | put it down on te sts wile | put my coat on Woman: Well, let's drive back qucky ~ it might ail be thee, Pause] The ret picture is corect so there i ok box A Look atthe three picores for question 1 now. [Pause] Now we are ready to start. Listen carey. You wi hear each recording twice, (One. Wich part of he Arts Centre only opened recently? ‘Woman: Inthe heart ofthe city the Arts Cente includes a concert hal, cinema and an art Galery. The cima is presenting programme of ms by younger fimemakers and 's trating larger auciances than ever. The oper-a concert area isthe new Poms ‘the City Orchestra with an exciting concor programme af new composers ae! vost performers, whe the Ciy rt Gallery has a major programme of exhibitions al ‘Summer. Guests can erjay cloner in the popu restaurant and enjoy ho wonder ‘ews of the ety and ve. [Pause] Now listen again, [The recording is repeated) [Pause] Two. What does the shop assistant give the man? Man: Excuse mo, I bougit his sweter here, but when | got home I noticed ithad a hole ink Woman: Oh, msomy. Oh yes, see. Well can certainly exchange’ for you. We have Plenty more of would you ike your money back instead? “Mar: Well actualy prefer one cf those shirts over there but you haven't got my size (Oh, don't wony about. Just have a retune, please, Woman: Of cours. We're having more shits a next wook if you're interested [Pause] Now listen again 131Key 132 [The recering is repeated) [Pause] Trveo. Where does the wornan fest ain? Woman: Hello, i's Maria here. Justo lt you know about my health problems again. | sau Dr Jones last week about my knee and he told me to rest. It stil hurts and he s=i2 things dont improve, | should go back and see him again. Honesty, it was my ‘a fon wooks ago. Atleast my headaches seem to have gone forthe moment. Sie ‘me ang and let me know how you ae. Lot's met fora coffee soon. Call me (Pause) Now iste again The recording is repeated Pause] Four Where must the woman goto buy dollars? Mar: Can Ineip you? Woman: alike to buy some dollars, please. Man: Do youbank wth us? We only sell dolas to customers wh have an account et bank. Woman: No, 'ma tourism justin the county for afew days. | ust wantes to change: ‘some euros into dolls. What do you suggest do then’? Man: There's a currency exchange ofce atthe airport. Woman: That's so far aval Is thre nowhere nearer? In a shopping mall, for example? Man: Sorry, thore used tobe an exchange office inthe big department store in the mal, butt closad last year. [Pause] Now stan again [Te recording i repeated) Pause} Five, Which vegetable ls usec nal todey's recipes? ‘Man; Qn taday's Student Cookery programme, I'm going to show you how to make some really cheap and healthy meals Forget about opening tins and think fresh! You can {do wonderil tings wih tomatoes, potatoes ~ and | con't mean chs or fries ~ ‘even cabbage, yes cabage rol, filed with tasty roe and herbs. And the essential ‘vegetable inal my recipes isthe ordinary orion, red or white or brown - colour ‘dosen't matter. Fit ofa, you need a sharp ke. So, watch caretuly and of we 0 Pause] ‘Now listen again [Te recording is repeated] Pause] ‘Si. Where isthe meeting? ‘Man: Do you know where today’s mesting withthe Theatre Director wil be held? ‘Woman: | thought twas in is ofl. Let me chock his one dary. Man: Held say he might hold it autdoors as I's so hot. But that's never avery god idea ‘as papers can get blown away. hope t's inthe staff restaurant ~I could do with 2 (06 eink! ‘Woman: Ah, ner it's inthe diary - he's arranged it down by the lke. You could take something to drink with you~ enjoy!Test2 [Pause] ‘Now fsten again. [The recording is repeated) [Pause] ‘Seven, How did the man want to pay? Man; You'd think that paying abil woud be easy. On tonight's Maney Toy, 'm looking at some ofthe dificuties thee can be. The story starts with my own experince, “Thinking i be simpler, madi the mistake of ying to pay a hotel bln cash. Wel, ‘amazingly they insisted on me using a credit card. | ccn't have one wit me, so ad to get onto my intemet banking ste using my mobile phone to try and get my card lal, Nothing's easy. (Pause) Now listen again. [Me recorng is repeated} [Pause] Thats the ond of Part 1 [Pause] Now tu to Part 2, questions 8 f0 12 You wit hear an interview with 2 woman called Marta Stanston, who rans 2 mobile restaurant that she ste up ncfernt places, For each question puta tck nthe corect box. Yu nw have 45 seconds fo fook atthe questions for Pat 2. (Pause) Now we are ready to start. Liston carey. You wil hear te recording bi. Mar: Today 'm taking to Marta Stanton, who runs her own ‘mobil’ restaurant. Mart, how did you get int the restaurant business? Marta: Wel, lest to cook at college. | always wanted to open my own restaurant — but had no money. So Igotajob asa chef. had a sos of ideas for ne dishes, which the staff thought woul sel ut the guy who oumed the place wasnt interested. “That's when a fend told me about the mobile restaurant ide. Itsounded great. Manz Tellus about. Marta: Wel, t works ike this: you decide on 8 menu ~ obviously you have to be abe to ek = then you advertise it so people can book a meal. The most amazing hing is al the advertising’ done trough socla-networking websites. People set up tables in thes sitng-room, or inet carpark, an ompty factory ~ anya infact. And ‘because you know how many people you're cooking for, food doesn't get wasted Man: So why wasit good for you? ‘Marta: Wal, vious reasons, Like | could buy ll the ingredients without sk because you ‘make customers payin advance. The greatest advantage, though s by having a ‘maximum often customers, | didn't need tire a waiter. Then, ofcourse, | could prepare everyting at home just take a camping gas cooker wth me, plus some plates, lassas, ives and forks. Man; Do younever un ino problems? Marta: The whole experience i un. People watch you cook andthe atmospheres relaxed. | id one meal on a beach whieh almost went wroog because I didnt think about the wind blowhg sand into people's food. Fortunately, fd brought alarge uml te protect mys fom the sun, 80 put around thet table instead! 133{And you sometimes use your own fa? If the weathers bad, people come to my home instead, butt gets very crowded. Even though fv actually got enough chairs and a big table, t's not ideal. Iwas "worted we might cisturd the neighbours, but they've been alight about love the temporary fee ofthe motile idea, so home's not realy what's about. So, what's the future of mobile restaurants? Well its rather unoertin. Lots of now ones are popping up because i's become fashionable, | think health inspectors wil want to check them out. That doesn't ‘worry me, because Fm a trained chef, But if someone gotilinaless serious one, \we might all gat a bad name, So| guess inspections are a good thing, (Pause) "Now isten again. [Me recording i repeated] (Pause) ‘That is the end of Pat 2. (Pouse) Now tun to Part, questions 1410 18 ‘Yu wil hear an announcement about an oldoor cinema Foreach questo, nthe missing infomation inthe numbered space. You now have 20 seconds to ook et Pat 3 (Pause) "Now we ee ready to start. Listen carly. You wil hearth recording twice. Man; Forthooe of you whe love watching fms, let me tel yu about a new outdoor summer cinema that opens ater his woek I's been sat up inthe his with Beaute viens inal recone, The sie of ho cinema screens fantastic, andthe quay of the sound system sso goad you forget tha you'e outdoors. Wat's so amazing = thet you caneroy the sect a the same te as you're watching afi ‘There are no seats because members ofthe audience ca sion the ground wherever they lk, The temperatures don't cop inthe evenings during summer, so {you wont needa blank, but | do sugges aking a cushion wth you because it ca {01 rathor uncomfortable fer the rst hour orto of sting thee ‘Ser iow do you get ota nema from the iy? H you have er than thre plenty of parking spaces and the ron tp is about eight Klomites. Otherwise, Jou noed to rely on puble ranspo, unless thas, you have enough energy for 8 Jne-domete wak along a narrow pat When visited carr this week, saw that some people had brovght a plenic with tem. The perfec tring to enioy afer the movie, Some ater people ted 0 Hight = barbecue but that's agains! theres, lad ~ 90 not such a good ion ‘Ang one fal word of adie. I's nota good idea to anv atti oudoor cinema without icket because numbers are iid for heath and-saety reason. Tees tre avaabe rom any supermarket nthe Gy, or you can get hem aia fom the rebate, cients dot org. That's C+-T-Y-E-N-T-S dot org So, have fun. Pause) ‘Now ston again Tre recording is repeated Pause] Thats the end of Part (Pause)