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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
Transcript:
Man: Hello, Tom Wilson’s, can I help you?
Woman: Hi there, it’s Emma Lloyd here. I’m calling about my motorbike. Is it ready to be collected yet?
Man: Can you remind me, what’s the make of the bike?
Woman: It’s a City Zip. It’s blue.
Man: Oh yes. We had to order in some parts, but they still haven’t arrived yet I’m afraid.
Woman: Do you know when the bike will be ready to pick up?
Man: Sorry, I don’t know. But I’ll call our suppliers and find out if they’ve sent out the spare parts yet. Once the parts are here we can fix the bike in two or three days.
Woman: Okay, I’ll give you a call at the end of the week, then.
Man: Sure.
Where is the woman calling?
An office
A garage
A doctor's surgery
A factory
Transcript:
Man: Hello, Tom Wilson’s, can I help you?
Woman: Hi there, it’s Emma Lloyd here. I’m calling about my motorbike. Is it ready to be collected yet?
Man: Can you remind me, what’s the make of the bike?
Woman: It’s a City Zip. It’s blue.
Man: Oh yes. We had to order in some parts, but they still haven’t arrived yet I’m afraid.
Woman: Do you know when the bike will be ready to pick up?
Man: Sorry, I don’t know. But I’ll call our suppliers and find out if they’ve sent out the spare parts yet. Once the parts are here we can fix the bike in two or three days.
Woman: Okay, I’ll give you a call at the end of the week, then.
Man: Sure.
What information does that man ask for?
the woman’s name
the registration number of the bike
the make of the bike
the woman’s phone number
Transcript:
Man: Hello, Tom Wilson’s, can I help you?
Woman: Hi there, it’s Emma Lloyd here. I’m calling about my motorbike. Is it ready to be collected yet?
Man: Can you remind me, what’s the make of the bike?
Woman: It’s a City Zip. It’s blue.
Man: Oh yes. We had to order in some parts, but they still haven’t arrived yet I’m afraid.
Woman: Do you know when the bike will be ready to pick up?
Man: Sorry, I don’t know. But I’ll call our suppliers and find out if they’ve sent out the spare parts yet. Once the parts are here we can fix the bike in two or three days.
Woman: Okay, I’ll give you a call at the end of the week, then.
Man: Sure.
What is the man going to do?
telephone the suppliers
call the woman back
order a new part
pick up the motorbike
Transcript:
Man: Excuse me, I’ve got an appointment to see the manager. Can you tell me where his office is please?
Woman: Sure. You need to go up to the second floor, to the household good department. There’s a door to the right of the cash desk. Go through the door and go along the corridor. The manager’s office is on the right hand side. It’s opposite the staff kitchen.
Man: Is there an elevator?
Woman: Yes, there is. It’s just over there, next to the changing rooms.
Man: Is there a bathroom I can use, please?
Woman: Yes, on the lower ground floor, near the restaurant.
Where are they?
in a shop
in a college
in a college
in a factory
Transcript:
Man: Excuse me, I’ve got an appointment to see the manager. Can you tell me where his office is please?
Woman: Sure. You need to go up to the second floor, to the household good department. There’s a door to the right of the cash desk. Go through the door and go along the corridor. The manager’s office is on the right hand side. It’s opposite the staff kitchen.
Man: Is there an elevator?
Woman: Yes, there is. It’s just over there, next to the changing rooms.
Man: Is there a bathroom I can use, please?
Woman: Yes, on the lower ground floor, near the restaurant.
Where is the manager’s office?
on the second floor
near the restaurant
next to the changing rooms
next to the staff kitchen
Transcript:
Man: Excuse me, I’ve got an appointment to see the manager. Can you tell me where his office is please?
Woman: Sure. You need to go up to the second floor, to the household good department. There’s a door to the right of the cash desk. Go through the door and go along the corridor. The manager’s office is on the right hand side. It’s opposite the staff kitchen.
Man: Is there an elevator?
Woman: Yes, there is. It’s just over there, next to the changing rooms.
Man: Is there a bathroom I can use, please?
Woman: Yes, on the lower ground floor, near the restaurant.
What is on the lower ground floor?
the household goods department
the staff kitchen
the restaurant
the changing rooms
Transcript:
Man: Hi Jenny, did you have a good weekend?
Woman: Yes, it was fantastic. We went to the National Park and went walking in the mountains.
Man: Brilliant. Well, you had a great day for it.
Woman: Absolutely. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky. We could see for miles from the top. What about you, what did you get up to?
Man: I was preparing for the wedding. We had a few last minute jobs to do, you know, sorting out the drinks and the tables.
Woman: Of course! I forgot you’re getting married. It’s on Friday isn’t it?
Man: Yes. Five days till the big day.
Woman: Well, I bet you’re looking forward to it.
Where did the woman go at the weekend?
to a city
to the beach
to the countryside
to visit a friend
Transcript:
Man: Hi Jenny, did you have a good weekend?
Woman: Yes, it was fantastic. We went to the National Park and went walking in the mountains.
Man: Brilliant. Well, you had a great day for it.
Woman: Absolutely. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky. We could see for miles from the top. What about you, what did you get up to?
Man: I was preparing for the wedding. We had a few last minute jobs to do, you know, sorting out the drinks and the tables.
Woman: Of course! I forgot you’re getting married. It’s on Friday isn’t it?
Man: Yes. Five days till the big day.
Woman: Well, I bet you’re looking forward to it.
What was the weather like at the weekend?
sunny
cloudy
rainy
snowy
Transcript:
Man: Hi Jenny, did you have a good weekend?
Woman: Yes, it was fantastic. We went to the National Park and went walking in the mountains.
Man: Brilliant. Well, you had a great day for it.
Woman: Absolutely. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky. We could see for miles from the top. What about you, what did you get up to?
Man: I was preparing for the wedding. We had a few last minute jobs to do, you know, sorting out the drinks and the tables.
Woman: Of course! I forgot you’re getting married. It’s on Friday isn’t it?
Man: Yes. Five days till the big day.
Woman: Well, I bet you’re looking forward to it.
What did the man do at the weekend?
he got married
he had a party
he wentout for a drink
he prepared for his wedding
Transcript:
Woman: I’m doing a stationery order, Clive. Do you need anything?
Man: Hmm, let me think. I need some more pens.
Woman: What colour? Red? Blue?
Man: Oh no. I’ve got enough red ones. But I’m short of black ones. I never seem to have any.
Woman: Really? Have you looked in the drawer? There are usually lots of pens in there.
Man: Which drawer?
Woman: The drawer in the desk next to the photocopier.
Man: I thought the stationery was kept in the cupboard at reception.
Woman: No, we moved it about six weeks ago. I’ll check it, and bring some to you. Do you need anything else?
Man: Some staples and some paper clips please.
Woman: Sure.
What does the man need?
red pens
blue pens
black pens
green pens
Transcript:
Woman: I’m doing a stationery order, Clive. Do you need anything?
Man: Hmm, let me think. I need some more pens.
Woman: What colour? Red? Blue?
Man: Oh no. I’ve got enough red ones. But I’m short of black ones. I never seem to have any.
Woman: Really? Have you looked in the drawer? There are usually lots of pens in there.
Man: Which drawer?
Woman: The drawer in the desk next to the photocopier.
Man: I thought the stationery was kept in the cupboard at reception.
Woman: No, we moved it about six weeks ago. I’ll check it, and bring some to you. Do you need anything else?
Man: Some staples and some paper clips please.
Woman: Sure.
The man thought that stationery was kept...
in a drawer
in a desk
on a shelf
in a cupboard
Transcript:
Woman: I’m doing a stationery order, Clive. Do you need anything?
Man: Hmm, let me think. I need some more pens.
Woman: What colour? Red? Blue?
Man: Oh no. I’ve got enough red ones. But I’m short of black ones. I never seem to have any.
Woman: Really? Have you looked in the drawer? There are usually lots of pens in there.
Man: Which drawer?
Woman: The drawer in the desk next to the photocopier.
Man: I thought the stationery was kept in the cupboard at reception.
Woman: No, we moved it about six weeks ago. I’ll check it, and bring some to you. Do you need anything else?
Man: Some staples and some paper clips please.
Woman: Sure.
The man wants to order some equipment to...
make corrections
hold documents together
print out documents
file documents away
Narrator: What does the woman say about Jane?
She’s tired of teaching
She was dismissing from the job
She was changing jobs
The school is too hot
What does the customer want to know?
The opening hours of a store
The location of a post office
The price of a product
The employee's name
What are they discussing?
A movie premiere
An art exhibition
A concert
A theater performance
What are they talking about?
A movie release
A birthday party
A shopping spree
A sports event
What are they discussing?
A basketball game
A cooking show
A TV show
A documentary
What did Saputra do on vacation?
Visited museums
Explored cities
Went shopping
Enjoyed nature activities
Where does the bus driver say the customer needs to go?
The airport
The train station
The shopping mall
Downtown
Where did Wulandari see the paintings?
At the theater
At the museum
At the gallery
At the library
What does the customer want to do?
Buy the shirt
Return the shirt
Pay for the shirt
Try on a different size
What are they discussing?
Weekend plans
Dinner options
Italian culture
Travel destinations
My First Time In Yogyakarta
My family and I went to my grandmother’s house in Yogyakarta last month. It was my first trip to this city. We went there two days after my sister’s gradution ceremony in Semarang. We arrived at Yogyakarta at night. We spent a week staying in my grandmother’s house which is 5 minutes away by foot to Malioboro street.
In the first morning, we were still too tired after a long trip from Semarang to Yogyakarta. So, we decided to stay at home to recharge our energy. I walk around the neighborhood with my sister just to experience how it is like to be in Yogyakarta. There were too many houses, I think, which made the space between a house and the other was so small, even the road was also small that only bicycle and motorcycle can go through.
On the second day, all of us went to Malioboro street. We saw so many merchant with various of products which they claim to be a traditional product of Yogyakarta. I bought some wooden figurines and T-shirt with the word “Yogyakarta” printed on it, while my sister bought some leather handbags. My mom and dad were busy choosing some merchandises to be brought home when we go back.
On the third day, we went to Taman Sari and Keraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat to see some historical buildings in Yogyakarta. We took a lot of pictures there. We also took some pictures of the building so we can check it again at home. We found some places providing Yogya traditional food around the building and we jumped in right away.
We spent the rest of our week in Yogyakarta by visiting some Shopping Malls such as Jogja City Mall, Malioboro Mall, Hartono Mall and Ambarrukmo Plaza. We realized that Yogyakarta turned out to be very warm during the day, that was the reason why we decided to spend more time in air conditioned building like these.
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Where does the family go in the second day?
Stay home
Malioboro street
Jogja City Mall
Hartono Mall
My First Time In Yogyakarta
My family and I went to my grandmother’s house in Yogyakarta last month. It was my first trip to this city. We went there two days after my sister’s gradution ceremony in Semarang. We arrived at Yogyakarta at night. We spent a week staying in my grandmother’s house which is 5 minutes away by foot to Malioboro street.
In the first morning, we were still too tired after a long trip from Semarang to Yogyakarta. So, we decided to stay at home to recharge our energy. I walk around the neighborhood with my sister just to experience how it is like to be in Yogyakarta. There were too many houses, I think, which made the space between a house and the other was so small, even the road was also small that only bicycle and motorcycle can go through.
On the second day, all of us went to Malioboro street. We saw so many merchant with various of products which they claim to be a traditional product of Yogyakarta. I bought some wooden figurines and T-shirt with the word “Yogyakarta” printed on it, while my sister bought some leather handbags. My mom and dad were busy choosing some merchandises to be brought home when we go back.
On the third day, we went to Taman Sari and Keraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat to see some historical buildings in Yogyakarta. We took a lot of pictures there. We also took some pictures of the building so we can check it again at home. We found some places providing Yogya traditional food around the building and we jumped in right away.
We spent the rest of our week in Yogyakarta by visiting some Shopping Malls such as Jogja City Mall, Malioboro Mall, Hartono Mall and Ambarrukmo Plaza. We realized that Yogyakarta turned out to be very warm during the day, that was the reason why we decided to spend more time in air conditioned building like these.
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The true statement based on the text is?
The writer went to her grandmother’s house the days after her sister’s gradution.
The writer just stays home in the first day in Jogja.
The writer’s sister was busy choosing some merchandise.
The writer has two sisters.
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