Part1 You will hear a talk about a product called Akwaaba Sauce. For questions 1-10, complete the notes. You will hear the recording twice. Akwaaba sauce The recipe was originally fromm India They went into business in ‘The ingredients come from It is made in a bottle with a The bottle is made of My Ford and Mr Stott worked at Each vat in the factory contains| Each of the ingredients is kept s It is now the only sauce of its kind that can be descvibed as The High Lama was given some sauce because he was ‘The recipe for the sauce is known by the Mediterranean and India. _ separately for | 8 _ of the sauce. —Part 2 You will hear an announcement about a change in transport arrangements. For questions 11-18, complete the notes the speaker is using. Listen very carefully as you will hear the recording ONCE only. DESTINATION: Portsmouth DEPART: " JOURNEY TIME: 12 OTHER INFORMATION: —_ Reassure passengers that the relief ferries are 13 COMPENSATIO! Free plus 14 () ~— SEEWAYSpay | © per T (NB cabin surcharge will be 16!) (i) MEDWAY INSURANCE will pay £10 for [| waited (v) Passengers will need to show 18} in order to collect compensation.Part 3 You will hear a woman on a radio programme interviewing a driving instructor about his job. For questions 19-26, choose the correct answer A, B, C or D. You will hear the recording twice. 19 People want to pass the driving test quickly because A they are impatient. B_ they are nervous about it. © they don’t want to spend too much D_ they find lessons time-consuming. Fred's driving school gets customers because A it has a nationwide reputation. B people trust Fred to get them through the test. C people tell their friends about it. D he has a friendly personality. Fred prepares learners for their lesson by A telling them not to be nervous. B_ encouraging them to relax. talking about their last lesson. D_ talking calmly to them. Fred suggests new drivers are nervous because A. they don’t get enough practice. B they are worried about road conditions. they forget where the controls are. D_ their reactions are slower. Fred allows his pupils to drive unaided when A they are in complete control. B they can handle the car quite well they understand how the gears work. D_ they are sufficiently relaxed. According to Fred, good drivers tend to be A. decisive people. B_ overconfident. those who enjoy driving, D patient. Fred says that for a driver, intellectual ability is A becoming increasingly important. B likely to reinforce self-confidence. C less important than being practical. D_ more important than a good memory. According to Fred, driving is becoming more difficult sophisticated. expensive. efficient. vom>