IELTS Listening Blind Technique — Day 20: Cambridge FCE Practice Test 4 - Paper 4 Listening
Part 1
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
- You hear a sportsperson talking about her sporting career. What is she going to do in the future?
- change her career
- become a sports writer
- train for the next event
- You hear two friends talking about a laboratory experiment. How do they both feel now?
- anxious about the procedures they used
- annoyed about having to repeat it
- disappointed with the results
- You overhear a student calling his university department. Why is he phoning?
- to make a complaint
- to find out about a course
- to book an appointment
- You hear two friends talking about a website. The man thinks that the website is
- helpful.
- interesting.
- easy to use.
- You hear a man talking about his decision to become a singer. His mother was unhappy about it because she didn't
- like his kind of music.
- want him to leave education.
- think it would suit him.
- You overhear a man calling a TV shop. Why is he calling?
- to cancel an order
- to arrange a delivery
- to make a purchase
- You hear two friends talking about a meal. What do they agree about it?
- It was expensive for the amount of food they got.
- Some of the foods they were served didn't go well together.
- The dishes they were given weren't cooked properly.
- You hear a college lecturer talking to a student. What is he doing?
- giving encouragement
- offering to help
- suggesting improvements
Part 4
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
- Tony thinks that the hardest challenge he faces is
- to publicise what The Nature Trust does.
- to expand the range of people volunteering.
- to interest local groups in a variety of activities.
- What does Tony think about the use of plastic?
- He knows it will be difficult to change people's attitudes to it.
- He worries that there is no way of preventing plastic waste.
- He believes it causes the biggest problem to wildlife.
- Tony hopes that his new website Nature Talk will help people learn
- about different animal habitats.
- how to watch animals in the wild.
- which animals are endangered.
- Tony says the achievement that he is most proud of is
- helping to make a popular film.
- doing a scientific study.
- working on an award-winning project.
- What disadvantage does Tony mention about having a career as a cameraman?
- It is often badly paid.
- It can be hard to find enough work.
- It usually involves long hours.
- Tony advises young naturalists that it is essential to have
- suitable walking boots.
- the latest photography equipment.
- good binoculars.
- What would Tony like to do in the future?
- to help save the tiger and polar bear
- to publicise the dangers facing a variety of species
- to produce more films for TV about animals