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Is the text easy to read and understand?) zaccuracy: 4 (Deduct halfa mark for each grammatical mistake.) 3econtent: 2 (fal key points are included) Overall total: 75 marks Writing ‘See Model Answer on page 40. Exit Test Listening lectronic components 5 &3 1 3 4 5 64 76 8 Marketing 9 Turnover 3025 million euros, Vocabulary A 44 retail 42 outlets 33 purchase 44 customers 35 online B 26 Salary a7. successful 38 energetic 39 Candidates 20 experlence ‘an pressure 22 Apply © 23 target 24 age group 25 growing 26 price {© Pearson Education Umited 2004 EEEGrammar Aa 28 29 30 31 2 33 4 350 B 36 Can you answer a questions to help me to plan ny trip? some 37 Where hotel do you recommend? Which / What 38 Do much people speak English? many 39 Is there many international restaurants? are 40 Do the food cost alot? Does 44 How many money will need to take with me? much 42 What wil the weather be like on june? in © 43 too / (accept very) 44 than 45 much / far 46 3s Functions B55 56 A a7 58 59 60 Read @a 63a 64 1901 65 1903 6 9:8 6 ‘ie joined the company (Geophysical Service), 68 He enalshed Toma struments, / He bought the companys electronics bushes. 69 He (re-named the company Texas Instruments. 78 1975 One mark foreach coriect answer = 7o marks rng Took to mars Pad marks a follows: ‘dlatty: 4 (Are the sentences clea? lth text easyto read and understond?) accuracy: 4 (Deduct hatfa mark for each grammatical mistake) content: 2 (Fallkey pons are included) Overall totale o marks ing Writing ‘See Model Answer on page 4o. Answer Key | MARKET LEADER TEST FILE [ 37.Entry Test ‘There is no writing task in the Entry Test. Progress Test 1 | want to book a room at your hotel. ke one single room for two nights from 28th to 30th October. | prefer a non- smoking room. Can you please confirm the price for bed and breakfast? ‘also need parking for my car. Many thanks. Yours sincerely Progress Test 2 | prefer to travel with Lo-cost. tis much cheaper than the National artine. The taxi to the city centre is more ‘expensive, but the total cost of the light and the taxt is ‘cheaper with Lo-cost. There is no free meal during the Lo- Cost flight, and the flight arrives ite inthe evening. But for me, this is nt a problem. What do you think? ‘Alternative model answer: | prefer to travel with the National aitine. It is more expensive than Lo-cost, but the airport is closer to the city and the tax to the city centre is cheaper. We can also have @ free meal during the flight. There are more fights each day and the flights arrive earlier. With Lo-cost, we ative at 11:30 ‘am, | think ths 5 too latet ‘40 J MARKET LEADER TEST FILE Progress Test 3 Visit from the Argentinian sales office We alscussed the programme for the visit and agreed the following: Jahn is going to meet the visitors atthe airport at 8:30 a.m. ‘We'll invite al the sales team to join us at 9:30 a.m. Petra willlead the meeting at 10:00. We're having lunch in the ‘company restaurant at 12:30 p.m. and in the afternoon, ‘Sanjay will take the visitors on a tour of the factory. After coffee at about 4:00 p.m., John wil drive them to their hotel, [Note: You can use will, going to, or the present ‘continuous in this text} Exit Test |, Bernd Vike to confirm the arrangements for our meeting next Thursday. "ve booked the fight and I'm arriving in Frankfurt at B:10 aim. l get a taxi and hope to be In your office by 9:30 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. Then we'll have 3 to 4 hours to diseuss the contract for next year, Filbring some samples of our new products with me. | am attaching the product specifications for you to read before the meeting, ‘See you next week. Best regards Rick (© Pearson Educstion United 2004 SORTED