KET 3 — Test 4 Listening
Listen to 5 parts with 25 questions. Use the YouTube audio above, jump to each part, take notes, and get instant auto-grading.
Five short conversations
You will hear five short conversations. You will hear each conversation twice. There is one question for each conversation. For questions 1–5, choose the right answer (A, B or C).
This is the Key English Test, Paper 2 Listening, Test 4.
Example — How many people were at the meeting? (30 = C)
Q1 — Which is Tom’s mother?
Woman: Is that your mother with the hat, Tom?
Tom: She never wears a hat.
Woman: Has she still got glasses and long hair?
Tom: Her hair’s short now. But she still wears glasses. (A)
Q2 — Where will the beach party be?
Man: Going to the beach party tonight?
Jane: Is it in the same place as last week’s — by the boats?
Man: It’s going to be by the trees this time. (C — trees)
Q3 — What will Fiona wear to the dance?
Fiona: Shall I wear this skirt or my new trousers to the dance, Mum?
Mother: What about your blue dress, Fiona?
Fiona: If it’s clean, I’ll wear that.
Mother: I washed it yesterday. (B — dress)
Q4 — What homework is the girl doing now?
Boy: Have you finished the science homework yet?
Girl: I’m still working on it. (A — Science)
Q5 — What’s David going to buy?
Mother: Get some fruit — green cooking apples and some oranges.
David: We already have lots of oranges.
Mother: OK, just some apples then. (A — apples)
Sonya's family — how old is each person?
Listen to Sonya talking to Martin about her family. How old are her brothers and sisters? For questions 6–10, write a letter A–H. You will hear the conversation twice.
Martin: You’ve got a big family, Sonya, haven’t you?
Sonya: There are six children and I’m twenty and the oldest. (example: Sonya = H twenty)
Martin: Vivienne had her fifteenth birthday last month, didn’t she?
Sonya: That was Sally. (6 Sally = F fifteen) Vivienne is two years younger — she’s only thirteen! (7 Vivienne = E thirteen)
Martin: My little sister’s seven …
Sonya: … and she plays with my brother Roger. (8 Roger = C seven)
Sonya: Then there’s my other little brother, Frank. He’s only five. (9 Frank = B five)
Martin: Isn’t Deborah eighteen and starting college? (10 Deborah = G eighteen)
A park in the mountains
Listen to a woman asking a travel agent for information about a park in the mountains. For questions 11–15, choose A, B or C.
Man: Can I help you?
Woman: I’d like information about the mountain park. First, somewhere to stay.
Man: There’s nothing in the park, just a small café. The nearest guest-house is in a village a few kilometres away. (11 = A café)
Woman: Has the village got somewhere to buy food or a cinema?
Man: Just a small supermarket that sells food. (12 = C food shop)
Woman: Can I take my car to the park?
Man: You must leave it at the entrance. Visitors must walk through the park. (13 = C on foot)
Man: Mondays to Fridays everyone pays twelve dollars, but weekends it’s thirteen for children and sixteen for adults. (14 = A $12)
Woman: Will I see any animals next month?
Man: I don’t think so. But there won’t be any snow and the flowers will be beautiful. (15 = B flowers)
Trip to Manchester — fill in the notes
You will hear Mats talking to his friend Sarah about a trip to Manchester in England. Listen and complete questions 16–20. You will hear the conversation twice.
📋 Trip to Manchester — fill in the notes
Mats: Hi, Sarah. I’m going to visit Manchester in October. What will the weather be like?
Sarah: It’ll be autumn — the temperature will be 14 degrees. (16 14)
Mats: What clothes shall I bring?
Sarah: It rains a lot in Manchester, so bring a raincoat. (17 raincoat)
Mats: How do I get to Manchester from Heathrow?
Sarah: Take a train from Euston station. That’s E-U-S-T-O-N. (18 Euston)
Sarah: It’s £30. (19 30)
Mats: Can I bring you anything from my country?
Sarah: Yes, please! Can you bring me some cheese? (20 cheese)
The Redfern Museum — fill in the notes
📋 The Redfern Museum — fill in the notes
Man: The Redfern Museum opening hours are half past one to half past four, Monday to Thursday.
The downstairs room shows the clothes of two hundred years ago. (21 clothes) You can see what children wore at school.
Upstairs, paintings by Spanish artists of the time. (22 Spanish) There’s a short film every afternoon.
In the Garden Room, free concerts all through December. (23 December) A ticket costs five pounds for adults, three pounds eighty for students (24 3.80) and two pounds fifty for children.
For school visits, phone our Schools Officer on double five seven six four two. (25 557642)