Listening Comprehension Test. Term II.

Listen to the recording. What do the numbers refer to?

1. 16 -                                    [the total money in euros, the age of the boy, the number of games the boy bought, the cost of the console and games]

2. 95 -                                    [the notes, the number of games the boy bought, the total money in euros, the cost of console and games]

3. 2 -                                    [the number of games the boy bought, the age of the boy, the cost of the console and games, the total money in euros]

4. 20 -                                    [the cost of the console and games, the age of the boy, the notes, the number of games the boy bought]

5. 65,000 -                                   [the notes, the total money in euros, the cost of the console and games]

Listen again and complete the sentences:

1. The boy bought a         [games, console, money, post] and two games online.

2. The console arrived in the        [post, police, notes, crime].

3. There were lots of 20 euro        [money, post, police, notes] in the box.

4. The boy and his parents talked to the        [post, crime, police, money].

5. They were worried the money came from        [crime, police, notes, post].

6. The police want to find the owner of the         [crime, police, money, console].

Listen to the dictation and choose the right option to fill in the gaps:

1. This is the       [was, worst, won] shop on the       [high, night, hi] street.

2. How       [mirch, match, much] money do you      [own, earn, ear]?

3. I can only        [afford, effort, a ford] to buy things in the       [sails, seels, sales].

4. Can I        [borrow, horrow, bury] your credit      [car, card, cart]?

5. There are too many         [people, pupil, peoples] in the       [queu, queue, you] for the cashpoint.

6.              [Owlholders, Stallholders, Stoleholders] are noisier      [than, then, the] shop assistants.