Q1 — How will Jill go to the football match? · Man: Are you going to drive? Woman: Parking will be difficult. Man: I’m going to walk. Woman: OK — that’s cheaper than the bus. (1 = A on foot)

Q2 — Who’s going to visit the woman? · Woman: My sister’s son is coming tomorrow. Man: I met him when he was ten. Woman: He’s a father now — but he’s not bringing the baby. (2 = C a man)

Q3 — What will Ruby do tonight? · Girl: Kate wants me to go to the cinema. Mum: Not if you haven’t finished your school work. Girl: I have! And I’ve cleaned my shoes. Mum: That’s all right then. (3 = C go to the cinema)

Q4 — How much did the woman’s desk cost? · Man: I spent sixty pounds fifty. Woman: I paid sixty-six pounds fifty for mine. Man: I saw one for fifty-five pounds. (4 = A £66.50)

Q5 — Where is the man’s watch? · Man: I can’t find my watch! Woman: Did you take it off doing the washing-up? Man: It’s not in the kitchen. Woman: You left it on the bath. (5 = B on the bath)

Man: We’ve got to choose a restaurant for our class party. What about the Rose Garden? Woman: Too cold, tables are outside (example = B). Carla’s Café is closed — Man: open again but not big enough for our class (6 Carla’s Café = G small).
Man: Pizza Place? Woman: Food’s good but the lights are so low you can’t read the menu (7 = C dark). Curry House? Man: They’re fully booked Saturday (8 = E full).
Woman: Captain Crab — the music was so loud it was impossible to talk (9 = F noisy). Man: The Carlton Hotel? Woman: Even a snack costs a lot (10 = D expensive).

Helen: I sing in Nick’s band (example = B); he plays drums — we need a guitar player. Sam: Sure! Helen: Free Wednesday? Sam: How about the next day or Friday? Helen: Let’s say Thursday — Nick’s busy Fridays (11 = B Thursday).
Helen: Come to my flat at seven thirty; the band uses his dad’s garage because his bedroom’s too small (12 = A garage). Sam: Bring anything? Helen: Nick’s mum makes sandwiches and I bring CDs. A warm sweater‘s a good idea — it gets cold (13 = C a sweater).
Sam: Next concert? Helen: The college booked us for the Saturday before your brother’s party; the club’s fully booked (14 = C a college). Sam: Do you get paid? Helen: The band gets a hundred and ten pounds and we each have twenty-five; Nick keeps ten (15 = B £25).

Tony: Hello Sally, it’s Tony Bassett — we were at Romford School. There’s a party for our year. Sally: When? Tony: We started on the fourth of September, but the party’s on the seventh — ten years later (16 = 7th September). Sally: That’s a Saturday, isn’t it? (17 = Saturday)
Tony: It’s at my sister Margaret’s house. She’s married now — Margaret Jaggard (J-A-double-G-A-R-D) (18 = JAGGARD). She lives at number eleven, Park Road, near the park (19 = Park Road). Sally: Bring food? Tony: There’s enough food, but everybody’s bringing some photos (20 = photos).

Sea World is open six days a week, Tuesday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Visitors welcome April to February, but we close in March for painting and repairs (21 = March). Every morning at eleven there’s a film about the sea — go to the Visitor Centre to watch it (22 = Visitor Centre).
The dolphin show begins at two fifteen every afternoon; be in your seats by two o’clock (23 = 2.15 p.m.). The shop is open all day — children will like the many different toys and books (24 = toys). Adult tickets cost seven pounds; children’s tickets are four pounds twenty-five (25 = £4.25).