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LiSTEning PART 1 Distraction B: this was a residential area from where
Questions 1–10 people commuted to the city to work; C: a military
base was talked about, but was never built.
1 49.99 per day = daily 14 B are given = they donate; certain local people =
Distraction The man says they are $15.50 per hour, families in this neighbourhood who are struggling
but the form requires the price per day. financially
2 gloves Distraction A: businesses and restaurants want to
Distraction The woman provides the word ‘helmets’. buy the produce, but there isn’t enough; C: each
The man then makes a comment about sizes, which plot is worked by a volunteer member, but there is
might be tempting but doesn’t make sense. The no reference to members using the produce.
man then adds the comment about ‘gloves’. 15 C students = undergraduates on the horticulture
3 Battenburg course; gardening skills = their subject
4 green Bay Distraction A: there is a reference to academics, but
5 air conditioning the Economy car = that model not their research; B: workshops are planned for the
Distraction The woman provides the words ‘air future, but the question includes the word ‘now’.
conditioning’ and the man says it’s not in that 16 F D and E are distracting, but they are not ‘the first
model. building you come to’ on that path.
6 52.20 17 C B is distracting, but it is not ‘actually located
Distraction The man mentions the ‘normal’ price of inside the orchard’.
$59, before quoting a discounted price. 18 g H is distracting, but it is inside the car park, not
7 heavy down ‘a little path heading out to the west’.
Distraction The man says that on some E-Bikes the 19 E D is distracting, but it is not shaped like the letter U.
battery is very heavy, but on these bikes it’s light. 20 A B is distracting, but it is not ‘right at the very end
8 brakes good = high-quality of that path – as far as you can go’.
9 lock LiSTEning PART 3
Distraction The woman provides the word ‘lock’ and Questions 21–30
the man says that yes, those are provided. 21 A for a long time = since the 1990s, therapists
10 licence no licence is needed = you don’t have to have been experimenting with games . . . this has
have been going on for many years, it’s not a sudden
LiSTEning PART 2 breakthrough
Questions 11–20 Distraction B: Jason says that Dr Franklin ‘sees huge
potential for games’; C: Alya says she’d been hoping
11 B discovered = found; tools = implements, like Dr Franklin might give some idea about this issue,
spades and forks, for digging but, as Jason says, he ‘doesn’t really address that’.
Distraction A: a few documents and records 22 C harder work rate = people are more prepared to
exist about this site, but they weren’t ‘recently spend hours on rehabilitation
discovered at this site’; C: photographs are Distraction A: some patients get so caught up in
mentioned, but not drawings. the games ‘they hurt themselves’; B: Jason says
12 B enough water = the stream . . . runs through the that the games are no cheaper than conventional
valley, so we can irrigate the gardens even through exercises.
long dry summers 23 B The students disagree about whether the
Distraction A: the gardens get ‘freezing frosts’; research subjects played games together in the
C: ‘storms blow very hard up here’ same room or played online. Alya describes this as
13 A built = was constructed; a medical centre = an ‘how the experiment was conducted’, which means
infirmary [a simple hospital] ‘to take care of the ‘methodology’.
health needs of the growing population’