Objective KET SB

Exam advice

Before you listen

•Read the questions and answers very carefully.

•The questions, 6-10, will be in the order in which you hear them.

First listening

•If there are two things mentioned (objects, places, days, etc.), think about which is the correct answer. Write down both words

or letters next to the number if you aren't sure.

Second listening

•Check your choice of answer is correct.

•At the end of the Listening test, copy your answers onto your answer sheet. Opposite is an example of the answer sheet for Part 2.

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Part 2

Questions 6-10

Listen to Penny talking to her cousin about the presents she bought on holiday for her friends.

Who got which present?

For questions 6-10, write a letter (A-H) next to each person. You will hear the conversation twice.

Example:

o Nick @]

People

6James

7Becky

8Alice

9 Tom

10 Lucy

D D

LJ

D

Presents

A book

BCD

Ccomb

Dcup

Epen

Fpicture

Gsoap

Hwatch

2·'.....

I·~;..

. , What kind of books do you

A picture books /comics B love stories

C adventure stories

o books that make you laugh E detective stories

F science fiction books

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	sentences 1-4	conversation
1	Can I help you?			A Not at all.
2	Could I visit the school to see what it's like?			B Any time.
3	When can I come and visit?			C Yes, please.
4 Thank you very much.				D Of course.
	to check your answers.
	same with
1 I can't come swimming		A Fine, thanks.
	tomorrow afternoon.	B Sorry I can't. I'm busy.
2	Ouch! You stood on my foot!	C	I'm afraid it's taken.
3	Can I have a kilo of tomatoes,	D No, it's Lisa.
	please?	E I'm so sorry!
4 I've passed all my exams.		F	Not at all.
5 Would you mind opening		G It doesn't matter.
	the window?	H Congratulations!
6 \tVould you like a drink?		I	That'll be £1.50.
7	Hi! How are you?	J	Nothing for me, thanks.

8Hi! Is that Sally speaking?

9Can I sit here?

10 Let's go to the cinema.

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Part 3 of the Reading and Writing paper tests the type of English you use every day in conversation. Part 3 is divided into two parts:

Questions 11-15 have five multiple-choice questions and one example. Questions 16-20 are based on a conversation and contain five matching items and one example. You must choose your answer from eight possible answers.

Exam advice

•For questions 11-15, think about where or when you would say each question or statement.

•For questions 16-20, read through the instructions and the example, as they will tell you what the conversation is about.

•Make sure you read the whole conversation before you choose your answers.

•Cross out the example letter so that you don't choose it again by accident.

•Be careful not to choose an answer just because it uses the same words as the question.

•Check your answers carefully when you transfer them to your answer sheet. An example of the answer sheet for Part 3 is on the page opposite.

Part 3

Questions 11-15

Complete the five conversations.

For questions 11-15, mark A, B or C on your answer sheet.

Example:				~A I'mstudying.		J
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				<B I'ma doctor.		J
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				'<C I'llsee you tomorrow. J
				Answer: I 0 Ib ~g I
11	Can I help you?	A Not at all.
		B You'rewelcome.
		C	Yes, can I pay for this here?
12 Are you ready?		A	I agree.
		B	Not yet!

C Here it is!

			Jamie has also opened the restaurant Fifteen in London. The
			name doesn'tdescribe where the restaurant is it'sbecause
1	Match these	to photos a-e.	he chose this number of
	chef farmer journalist nurse receptionist
2	Now	each job to its description.

1looks after those who are ill

2works outside in all kinds of weather

3helps people on the phone

4makes good things to eat

5finds out interesting information

3Read the artide and answer the questions. The colours show you the right part of the text.

3Jamie's restaurant is called Fifteen because of

A the first staff there.

B the opening hours. e the street number.

4	cooks who joined
A came			restaurants.
B			in cooking.
C	were		at a LUIIL>'.L.

6Jamie would like to

A more weekends at home.

B spend less time cooking.

C do just what is doing now.

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C It is

than it was.

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