KET: Keys to Mock Test

KET KET: Keys to Mock Test PAPER 1 READING PART 1 page 36 1C 2F 3D 4A 5G PART 2 page 37 6B 7A 8C 9C 10B PART 3 11A 12C 13A 14B 15C page 38 16C 17B 18F 19A 20E page 39 PART 4 page 40 21C 22B 23B 24A 25A 26B 27B PART 5 page 41 28B 29C 30A 31A 32C 33B 34B 35C PAPER 1 WRITING PART 6 page 42 36 ruler 37 blackboard 38 rubber 39 bell 40 clock PART 7 page 43 41 at 42 will/can 43 from/at 44 have 45 moustache 46 wear 47 with/and 48 carry/have/hold 49 under 50 on PART 8 page 44 51 Meron 52 French 53 19 54 student 55 English literature/history PART 9 page 45 WEEKEND TRIP On Friday the 2 nd June we are going to Paris for the weekend! We are going to leave from Heathrow Airport at 7 a.m. and we are coming home on Sunday at 5 p.m. The ticket costs 99! Interested? Write your name on the list in reception. PAPER 2 LISTENING This is the Key English Test. Paper 2. Listening. Mock Test. There are five parts to the Listening Paper. Parts One, Two, Three, Four and Five. Look at the instructions for Part One. You will hear five short conversations. You will hear each conversation twice. There is one question for each conversation. For questions 1-5, put a tick near the right answer. Here is an example: What time is it? WOMAN: Excuse me, can you tell me the time? MAN: Yes, it s nine o clock. WOMAN: Thank you. MAN: You re welcome. The answer is nine o clock, so there is a tick in the box C. Now we are ready to start. Look at question one. PART 1 page 46 1A 2C 3A 4A 5C Question one: How does the man travel to London? MAN: I have to go to London next Tuesday and I don t want to drive. OLD MAN: Would you like to go by coach or train? MAN: That depends. How much does it cost by train? OLD MAN: It s more expensive than the coach. By coach it s only 13.00. MAN: Right. I ll go by coach then! Question two: When are John and Mary going on holiday? MARY: Darling. We really must go to the travel agency and book our holiday. JOHN: Yes. You re right. July s always a very popular time for holidays. MARY: Yes. Especially from 15 th to 30 th. T01 59

KEYS TO MOCK TESTS JOHN: MARY: Let s go this afternoon, then. Shall we? Yes, let s go later. Question three: Where are Richard s glasses? LADY: LADY: Have you seen my glasses? I can t find them anywhere! You had them on while you were reading the newspaper, didn t you? Yes, I did. Well, they re probably in the kitchen, then. Oh! It s all right. They re here on the table. Question four: What did the lady buy? LADY: I like your hat. Is it new? OLDER LADY: No. I ve had it for ages. But my scarf is new. LADY: It s really nice. When did you buy it? OLDER LADY: Last Wednesday, at the market. LADY: I think I ll go to the market, too, next Wednesday. I need a new pair of gloves. Question five: What time do the lessons start? JANET: I m going running tomorrow morning. Do you want to come? FRANK: I can t. My lessons start at half past nine. JANET: Why don t we go early? FRANK: I d love to, but I have to be at university by 8.20 and no later. This is the end of Part One. PART 2 page 47 6E 7F 8B 9G 10D Listen to Rachel talking to Caroline about the shopping she did on Saturday. She went to six shops. What did she buy in these shops? For questions 6-10, write a letter, A-H, next to each activity. T02 What did you do on Saturday, Rachel? I spent all day shopping. First of all, I bought some fruit from the greengrocer s. Then I had to get some bread, so I went to the baker s. Did you go into that new boutique next to the baker s? Yes, that s where I spent most of my time. I saw some lovely clothes, trousers and jackets and I bought a really nice, blue dress. I nearly bought the jacket, too, but it was too expensive. Then, where did you go? I took a film that I wanted to be developed into the chemist s. And I bought some more films for my camera. Did you get anything for your mum s birthday? Yes, I went into the department store Bridges where I saw lots of different perfumes and I had a look at their earrings in the jewellery department, too. But in the end I got her a bottle of perfume. Did you get anything else? Yes. On my way home I went into the record shop and I bought a CD. Well! You certainly did have a good day s shopping. This is the end of Part Two. PART 3 page 48 11B 12B 13B 14B 15C Listen to Diane telling Donna about a film she saw on TV last night. For questions 11-15, tick A, B or C. Look at questions 11-15 now. You have 20 seconds. Please stop the recording now for 20 seconds. Now listen to the conversation. T03 Hello Diane. What did you do last night, anything interesting? No, I just stayed at home and watched a film on TV and then I went to bed. Oh. What was it about? Well It was all about this Italian woman who meets an American soldier during the war. They fall in love, get married and go to live in the United States where they have two children. Anyway, the children grow up 60

MOCK TESTS KET KEYS and when they are sixteen and seventeen they go away with their father for four days. And what happens in those four days? Well, a photographer stops outside the woman s house and asks directions to a famous bridge that he wants to take some photos of. The woman isn t very good at giving directions, so she decides to show him the way personally. Really? Yes, and then they get to know each other and fall desperately in love. Then what happens? I m not going to tell you anymore. You can go and get the film from the video shop if you really want to know what happens. This is the end of Part Three. PART 4 page 49 16 Roberts 17 Sarah Scott 18 Scotland 19 500 (a month) 20 Tomorrow, 12.00 T04 You will hear Sarah talking to a travel agent about her summer holidays. Listen and complete questions 16-20. TRAVEL AGENT: Time Travel. Tim speaking. SARAH: Hello, could I speak to Mr Roberts, please? TRAVEL AGENT: I m afraid he s out. Can I help you? SARAH: This is Sarah Scott. I m phoning about a cottage I d like to rent in Scotland this July. TRAVEL AGENT: Yes. What about it? SARAH: Well, could you tell me more about it? TRAVEL AGENT: Yes, it s got three bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and downstairs there s the kitchen, a large sitting room with an open fire and a smaller bathroom. SARAH: Is there a garage? TRAVEL AGENT: No, I m afraid there isn t. But you can park your car on the road outside the cottage. It s a very quiet area. SARAH: I see. And has it got a garden? TRAVEL AGENT: Yes, there are two gardens; a small one at the front and a larger one at the back of the house. SARAH: I see, and how much does the cottage cost? TRAVEL AGENT: The rent s 500 a month. SARAH: 500! That s quite expensive. Anyway, I think I ll have to come round to your agency tomorrow so that I can discuss it in more detail with Mr Roberts. TRAVEL AGENT: What time do you intend to come? SARAH: At 12.00. TRAVEL AGENT: Okay. I ll tell Mr Roberts when he gets back. SARAH: Okay. Thank you very much. Goodbye. TRAVEL AGENT: Goodbye. This is the end of Part Four. PART 5 page 50 21 6.30, 9.30 22 18 23 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 24 35 (a month) 25 15 th September / 15 th December You will hear some information about evening classes. Listen and complete questions 21-25. T05 Thank you for calling St Patrick s School for Language and Literature. This is a recorded message. There are classes every evening from 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. and you have to be over eighteen years old to attend them. We hold English and Spanish language classes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 6.30 to 8.30 in the evening for beginners and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8.00 to 9.30 for more advanced students. These classes cost 80 per person per month. We also run English literature classes for those of you who are interested. These are on Friday evenings from 7 o clock to 9 o clock and cost 35 per person per month. The maximum number of students per class is twelve. The next set of classes starts on September 15 th and finishes on December 15 th. Please, leave your name and telephone number after the tone and we will return your call. This is the end of Part Five. You now have 8 minutes to write your answers on the answer sheet. Please stop the recording now for 8 minutes. This is the end of the Test. 61

KEYS TO MOCK TESTS PAPER 3 SPEAKING SPEAKING FRAMEWORKS PART 1 page 51 Tasks Giving personal factual information about daily life, interests, likes, past experiences and future plans. Sub-tasks Spelling and numbers. Examiner frame The examiner addresses both candidates and could ask any of the following questions. 1. Greetings and introductions Good morning/afternoon/evening. I m..., and this is.... He/She will just listen to us. Now, what s your name? Thank you. And your name? Thanks. And what s your surname? And how do you spell that? Thank you. 2. Giving information about place of origin, occupation & studies Where do you come from? Do you go to school in...? What subjects do you study? What subjects do you like best? Why? 3. Other personal information What do you do in your free time? Why do you like...? How often do you...? Did you go on holiday last year? What did you think of (name of place)? How did you travel there? How long did it take? Have you been to any other countries? What are you going to do this weekend? 4. Extended response Tell me something about your hobbies. Assessment The task is achieved if both candidates are able to respond to the examiner s questions. Time About 5-6 minutes (including time to assimilate information). PART 2 page 52 Tasks Asking and answering questions about factual information of a non-personal kind, using prompt cards. In the next part you are going to talk to each other. Marco (candidate A), here is some information about an activity weekend. Roberto (candidate B), you don t know anything about the weekend, so ask Marco some questions about it. Use these words to help you. Do you understand? The examiner repeats the instructions if necessary. Now Roberto, ask Marco your questions about the activity weekend, and Marco, you answer them. There is a variety of acceptable questions which may be produced using this material. What activities can you do? Are there activities on Sunday afternoon? Do you need any special equipment? What s the telephone number? How much does it cost? CARD A (answers) ACTIVITY WEEKEND For families: Adults 5, children under 18 free SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS CHOOSE DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES: ROCK CLIMBING, RAFTING, ARCHERY AND MANY MORE Special equipment included bring comfortable clothes For more information contact the Secretary at Bourne School, 55, High Street, Modesham. Tel: 678 234 62

MOCK TESTS KET KEYS CARD A (questions) ACTIVITY WEEKEND What activities? Sunday afternoon? Need special equipment? Telephone number? How much? Roberto (candidate B), here is some information about a train exhibition. Marco (candidate A), you don t know anything about the exhibition, so ask Roberto some questions about it. Use these words to help you. Do you understand? The examiner repeats the instructions if necessary. Now Marco, ask Roberto your questions about the exhibition, and Roberto, you answer them. There is a variety of acceptable questions which may be produced using this material. Where is the exhibition? How much does it cost? What time does it open? Does it open in November? Is there a car park? CARD B (answers) TRAIN EXHIBITION Come to Stanton Park and see the trains! STEAM TRAINS, ELECTRIC TRAINS AND TRAMS Entrance fee: 2.50 adults, children 1.50 Open weekends 9am-5pm May-October You can find us in Middleton Village next to the church. Car parking facilities available CARD B (questions) EXHIBITION Where? How much? Opening time? Open/November? Car park? 63