Part 1

1. B
2. B,D,E
3.
stored online ('stored digitally' would also be ok)
transportation costs
materials wastage
product customisation
Part 2
1.
2. D, E
!n "uestion 2, w#y are t#e ot#er answers wrong$ !'ll try to e%plain&
' (e describes t#is as a )*allacy) ' a mistaken belie*.
B ' (e says t#ere are +!,E- w#en it's important to *ocus on one t#ing (not ./0-).
1 ' (e says t#at people need permission to )c#eck out o* t#e communications network) ' in
ot#er words, people need to be allowed to escape *rom communications w#ile t#ey do t#eir
work. +#e permission is to )c#eck out), not to get t#ings done.
.isten to D and E, and try to understand w#y t#ey are t#e correct answers.
Part 3
1. course
2. deal
3. pride
2. welcome
3. responsibility
4. element
5. package
6. ends
Part 4
1. meeting
2. lecturers
3. small
2. range
3. mi%ture
4. 7ary
5. t#eatre 8 t#eater (Britis# 8 9-)
6. 7aries
Don't worry i* you #ad to listen se7eral times to get t#e answers. +#is is an e%ercise t#at !
made mysel*, not a real !E.+- "uestion. ! t#ink it's good practice t#oug#:
Part 5
1. buying
2. electronics
3. spending
2. nagging
3. economy
4. commercial
5. loyalty
6. buying8getting
;. li*e'long
Part 6
1. disorganised/disorganized
2. too muc#, interest ("uickly)
3. mistakes
2. trying to #ide
3. t#e worst
Part 7
1. big t#ing
2. online instruction
3. learning plat*orm
2. t#eory
3. accordingly
<=+E&
+#ere are some good 7ocabularies #ere *or writing8speaking topics e.g. education,
tec#nology, c#ildren's upbringing.
Part 8
1. notc#
2. di7ersity
3. impro7ed
2. districts
3. *acade
4. spirit
5. opportunities
6. #ub
;. ease
1>. outdoors
9se*ul 7ocabulary:
Part 9
1.
' p#oto dri7ing licence (or license)
' pass certi*icate
' booking number
2. B D
3. 1 E
(B is wrong because t#e E?,!<E@ asks "uestions about sa*ety, not you)
Part 10
1. determined
2. dictate
3. interpret
2. triggered
3. in*luencing
4. social
5. tick
(w#at makes us tick A w#at moti7ates us, w#at causes us to be#a7e t#e way we be#a7e)
Part 11
1. multi'tasking
2. sop#isticated
3. dri7er
2. connecti7ity
3. #unc#es
4. #unc#es
5. engine
6. distracted
;. connect
1>. missing
Part 12
1 ' not#ing is mentioned about t#is
E ' #is ad7ice is to keep your car *or an e%tra year (i.e. 3 years, not 2)
Part 13
1. #ea7y
2. deat# toll
3. gone up
2. *orecasts
3. 36,>>>
4. seatbelt 8 seat belt (can be written as one word or two)
5. principal causes
Part 14
1. wealt#
2. likely, status
3. made #eadlines
2. ner7e
3. consistent
Part 15
1. worldwide (we write t#is as one word)
2. opportunity, put
3. wider
2. problem sol7ing
3. common, common
Part 16
1. usernames, passwords
2. tampered
3. 7oice
2. borders
3. emerges, protected
Part 17
1. B, E
2. 1, E
3. , B
Part 18
1
B
B
Part 19
1. B
2. 1
3.
<=+E&
+#e key is to spend time reading t#e "uestions care*ully be*ore you start listening. 9nderline
words in t#e "uestions t#at you t#ink you need to listen *or. !t's true t#at t#e speaker spoke
really "uickly, but i* you prepared t#e "uestions well be*ore listening, ! t#ink you could get
t#e answers t#e *irst time.
Part 20
1. B (in t#is part o* Europe)
2. (were disco7ered accidentally in 1;2> by *our kids and t#eir dog)
3. 1 (7isitors can now e%perience t#e wonder o* .ascau% by touring an adBacent replica)
(replica A a reproduction or copy)
Part 21
B (industrial buildings, *actories, ware#ouses, store#ouses)
(leisure, recreation. lso mentioned& sports comple%, sports centre)
Part 22
1. B
2.
3. one in *our 8 1 in 2 8 23C
2. !ndia and 1#ina
(ere's t#e *ull transcript&
Dopulation growt# a**ects t#e en7ironment, Bobs, #ousing, transport, roads and in*rastructure&
22.5 million people growing at a rate o* 1.4C. E7ery 2 minutes a baby is born, e7ery 3
somebody dies, and during t#at time an e%tra person arri7es *rom o7erseas. 35 people are
added to our population e7ery #our. -ince *ertility and mortality are di**icult to c#ange, some
belie7e t#e answer lies in lowering migration, currently set at Bust o7er 146,>>>. (istory
s#ows ustralia #as always been obsessed about population. !ncredibly, 1 in 2 ustralians
was born o7erseas. +oday, t#e biggest arri7als are *rom !ndia, *ollowed closely by t#e
1#inese. +#en, *rom across t#e +asman are <ew EealandersF in *ort# spot t#e Britis#F and
*inally Goreans.
Part 23
arguments *or
' sa*ety o* t#e community
' crime pre7ention
' *eel sa*er
' protection
arguments against
' in7ades pri7acy
' in7ading e7ery part o* your li*e
' prosecutions wit# 11+H e7idence
' *inancial and pri7acy costs
' intrusion
' an e%cuse to #a7e *ewer police o**icers
Part 24
1. 1
2.
3. 1
2. B
Part 25
1. o7er
2. controllable
3. admiration
2. reliable
3. c#eap
4. celebrated