Mock Listening — Test 67 Listening

Section 1Questions 1–10

The George and Dragon — Booking Form

Questions 1–10

Complete the form below, using NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

The George and Dragon — BOOKING FORM

Name	Carla 1
Phone Number	2
Type of event	retirement party
Date	3
Number of people	16–17 (upstairs room capacity: no more than 4 people)

Antonia Watson Memorial Poetry Award

Questions 11–15

Complete the sentence below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

11 Antonia Watson's parents instituted the Antonia Watson Memorial Poetry Award in 11.

12 The Antonia Watson Memorial Poetry Award's second prize is £12.

13 Thomas is one of Antonia Watson's 13.

14 The name of the first poem Antonia Watson published was 14.

15 After her grandfather passed away, Antonia suffered from 15.

Questions 16–18

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

16 Between 1999 and 2003, Antonia

A wrote a few theatre plays and painted self-portraits. B published several poems in her college's journal. C remained ardent about poetry despite her break from writing.

17 The speaker and Antonia met in Sheffield, where

A they both studied English Literature at the University of Sheffield. B they shared a room in a centrally located flat for a year. C they became friends with each other despite having no common friends.

18 Antonia's self-published poem collection

A was named after a poem about her birthday. B was released a few months before her death in 2005. C led to her signing a contract with a literary agent.

Questions 19–20

Complete the summary below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

The Antonia Watson Memorial Award has dealt with a variety of themes over the years, all falling under the scope of a general theme reflecting Antonia's personal belief that all humans are 19. Next year's competition is no exception, with its theme of 20.

Section 3Questions 21–30

Reasons people move out of their parents' homes

Questions 21–24

Label the chart below.
Write the correct letter, A–I, next to questions 21–24.

Bar chart with bars labelled D, 21, 22, G, 23, 24, E

Reasons People Move Out of Their Parents' Homes

A relationship

B emancipation

C need for freedom

D studies

E conflict with parents

F pressure from parents

G new job

H need for space and privacy

I abuse

21Bar 21 (2nd from left)

22Bar 22 (3rd from left)

23Bar 23 (5th from left)

24Bar 24 (6th from left)

Questions 25–29

Which student will present which information?
Write the correct letter, A, B or C.

A Melaine

B Chris

C Both

25the 18-20 group

26the 20-24 group

27the under-18 group

28the 25 and over group

29the group that still live with parents

Question 30

Which graphs shows what problems people who moved out of their parents' house faced in their first few months living alone?

Four bar charts A to D showing problems faced living alone

Graphs A–D

30 Choose the correct graph.

A Graph A B Graph B C Graph C D Graph D

Section 4Questions 31–40

Turbellaria (flatworms)

Questions 31–33

What are the THREE WAYS in which turbellaria differ from other flatworms, according to Dr Baker?

Select three options (in any order).

A they are not parasitic B 80% of their nutrition comes from platyhelminths C they have a simpler structure D they're less intelligent E they have eyes F their sensory system is more elaborate G their sensory organs are chemical

Questions 34–38

Complete the sentences below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

34 Turbellaria are able to 34 thanks to the structure of their bodies.

35 Any part of a turbellarian's body that isn't occupied by organs is filled with a 35.

36 While turbellaria are hermaphrodites, they don't 36.

37 Most turbellaria's natural habitat is 37.

38 Turbellaria expel all undigested food from their 38.

Questions 39–40

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

39 Fission is the ability of

A two worms to grow out of one if you split it in the middle. B flatworms to procreate by breaking into smaller flatworms. C flatworms to regenerate organs they've lost.

40 Fission in flatworms is an important phenomenon for scientists because

A it might help them find a way to do the same to human cells. B it has been found to put a break on the human aging process. C it technically means that flatworms can live forever.

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