KET 6 — Test 2 Listening
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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).
Transcript for KET 6 will be added after audio is confirmed. The conversation structure follows standard KET Listening format.
The answer is an example. Now we are ready to start. Look at question one.
Q1 — What will they eat for dinner this evening?
Mother: What do you want for dinner this evening, Maria? We could have pizza … or chicken.
Maria: Mm, what about fish? I had a pizza last night.
Mother: OK. That’s easy to cook.
Maria: Good.
Q2 — What time is it?
Man: Have you got the right time? I think my watch is wrong.
Woman: Er — it’s half past two.
Man: Ah — my watch keeps twenty past.
Woman: Well, it’s ten minutes slow then.
Q3 — What’s Michelle going to read?
Man: Can I read your newspaper, Michelle?
Michelle: Didn’t you bring a book with you?
Man: Yes, but it’s not very interesting.
Michelle: Oh, here you are. I’ll read this letter from John.
Q4 — How much did the tickets cost?
Woman: Oh hi — did you have a good time at the theatre last night?
Man: Well, the play was excellent but the tickets cost ninety dollars each.
Woman: That’s not too bad if the play was good.
Man: No, perhaps you’re right.
Q5 — Where is the chemist’s?
Man: Excuse me, can you tell me where the chemist’s is, please?
Woman: Mm, just a moment. Oh yes! It’s past the post office, next to a big supermarket.
Man: Is it far from here?
Woman: No, just two minutes’ walk.
Places to eat — what problem does each place have?
You will hear a conversation about places to eat in town. What problem does each place have? For questions 6–10, write a letter A–H. You will hear the conversation twice.
Emma: Hi, Kate. What about a game of tennis some time?
Kate: I’d like to Emma, but not today. I’m really busy.
Emma: What are you doing?
Kate: Sam‘s got toothache so I’m going to take him to the dentist this morning.
Emma: Oh dear!
Kate: … and then mother‘s going to the hairdresser this afternoon and I said I would drive her home afterwards. Then after school Tanya wants me to help her buy some new shoes. She doesn’t like shopping alone.
Emma: My daughter doesn’t either. You’re going to the concert this evening, aren’t you?
Kate: I’m afraid not. But Len loves classical music, so he’ll go.
Emma: Oh good. By the way, has Tom started driving yet?
Kate: He’s having his first lesson today. He’s going to the driving school at lunchtime. He’s really excited about it.
Emma: I’m sure he is. How’s Lara? Does he still play golf?
Kate: No, not any more, but he’s started learning Spanish. Actually, he’s got a class this evening!
Emma: Good for him. Well, perhaps we can go to the tennis club tomorrow?
Kate: Yes, OK!
French language course
Listen to Joe talking to a friend about a French language course. For questions 11–15, choose A, B or C.
Policeman: Good morning, madam. Can I help you?
Woman: Yes, I’ve lost my bag.
Policeman: Oh, I am sorry. Now, where did you lose it?
Woman: In the town centre. I had it when I got off the bus.
Policeman: Was there much money in the bag?
Woman: No, there wasn’t. I usually have forty or fifty pounds in it, but today I think there was only about twenty.
Policeman: What else was in the bag?
Woman: Just my gloves. I left my credit card and driving licence at home.
Policeman: Was the bag expensive?
Woman: No, it was an old one. It wasn’t big enough really.
Policeman: Now, what time did you lose it?
Woman: Well, I left home about three thirty and the bus takes half an hour, so I lost it about four o’clock.
Policeman: Right. Well, I’ll phone you tomorrow to tell you if we find it. Are you at home in the afternoon?
Woman: Sorry, I’m going out until the evening. Could you phone before ten in the morning?
Policeman: Certainly. I’ll call then.
Bus to Kendal
You will hear a girl asking for information about going to Kendal by bus. Listen and complete questions 16–20. You will hear the conversation twice.
📋 Bus to Kendal
Woman: Brown’s Builders, good afternoon.
Man: Good afternoon. I’d like to speak to Miss Dixon, please.
Woman: I’m afraid she’s not in the office at the moment.
Man: Can you give her a message for me?
Woman: Yes, certainly. Who’s calling please?
Man: My name is Hyde.
Woman: Can you spell that, please?
Man: That’s H-Y-D-E.
Woman: Right, Mr Hyde.
Man: Could you tell her that the time of the meeting has changed?
Woman: Is that the meeting about the new houses?
Man: No, about the new factory.
Woman: I see. And when is it?
Man: It’s on Wednesday at half past eleven.
Woman: Does Miss Dixon know where the meeting is?
Man: I think so. It’s in our main office. Ask her to go to Room 21.
Man: And could you ask her to bring the photographs with her?
Telephone message
You will hear a telephone message about a trip to the theatre. Listen and complete questions 21–25. You will hear the information twice.
📋 Telephone message
Tour guide: Ladies and gentlemen. Here’s some information about our trip to Loch Ness tomorrow. It’s a long journey, about three hours each way, so we have to start early. That means we’ll have breakfast at half past seven. Don’t be late, please, as the bus has to leave at half past eight. When you finish breakfast, go to the car park. That’s where we’ll get on the bus. That’s the big car park behind the hotel. Remember to bring your pink tickets for lunch. We’ll have lunch at a restaurant near Loch Ness and you must show your pink ticket or you won’t get any lunch! If you haven’t got a pink ticket yet, you can get one from the office.
Oh, one more thing. I know it’s summer but it can get quite cold in the mountains even in July, so bring a jacket with you. You’ll need one in the evening.