All Clear 1 Tests & Exams Audioscripts

Placement Test
Suzie Have you got a pet, Robin?
Robin Yes, I have, Suzie. I’ve got a dog.
Suzie What’s its name?
Robin His name is Harvey.
Suzie What colour is Harvey? Is he brown?
Robin No, he isn’t. Harvey’s black and white.
Suzie Is he big?
Robin No, he isn’t. Harvey’s a small dog.
Suzie How old is Harvey?
Robin He’s five years old.
Suzie What does he like doing?
Robin He loves running in the park. What about you, Suzie? Have you got a dog?
Suzie No, I haven’t. I’ve got a cat.
Robin What’s its name?
Suzie Her name’s Silver.
Robin Silver? That’s a strange name for a cat.
Suzie Her name is Silver because she’s a silver colour.
Robin How old is Silver?
Suzie She’s very young. She’s only six months old.
Robin What does she like doing?
Suzie She likes eating – and she loves sleeping on my chair!

Progress Test, Unit 1

Mr Andrews Hello. Welcome to summer school. I’m your teacher, Mr Andrews.
Colette Oh, nice to meet you, Mr Andrews. My name’s Colette.
Mr Andrews Hello, Colette. How do you spell your name?
Colette It’s C-O-L-E-T-T-E.
Mr Andrews Are you French?
Colette No, I’m not. I’m from Belgium.
Mr Andrews Belgium’s my favourite country!
Colette Cool!
Mr Andrews Now, what’s your surname?
Colette Jacquot.
Mr Andrews Jacket?
Colette No. Jacquot. J–A–C–Q-U-O-T.
Mr Andrews OK … Jacquot. Thanks, Colette. How old are you?
Colette I’m 12.
Tom Hi, Letty!

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Colette Oh, hi Tom!
Mr Andrews Letty?
Colette Yes, it’s my nickname.
Mr Andrews OK, Letty. You’re in Class 5.

Progress Test, Unit 2

Laura Have you got a pet, Robert?
Robert Yes, I have. I’ve got a hamster.
Laura What’s its name?
Robert Its name is Hammy.
Laura Hammy! That isn’t very original! Is it brown?
Robert No, it isn’t. It’s white.
Laura White? That’s unusual. Are you sure it isn’t a mouse? Mice are white.
Robert No, it isn’t. It’s a white hamster and it’s got brown eyes.
Laura How old is Hammy?
Robert Two years old. What about you, Laura? Have you got a hamster?
Laura No, I haven’t. But I’ve got a pet parrot.
Robert A parrot? That’s unusual. Cats and dogs are popular pets, but not parrots.
Laura It’s my granddad’s pet really, but it’s in our house.
Robert Is its name Polly? That’s a popular name for a parrot.
Laura No, its name is Panama because it’s a Panama Amazon parrot.
Robert Is it blue and red?
Laura No, it isn’t. Panama’s parrots are green and yellow.
Robert How old is it?
Laura It’s 35 years old.
Robert Wow! It’s old. It’s the same age as my dad!

Progress Test, Unit 3

Lily I’m hungry, Max. Let’s have something to eat.
Max OK. Here’s a café.
Assistant Hello. What would you like?
Lily I’d like an ice cream, please. A strawberry ice-cream.
Assistant Sorry. We haven’t got a strawberry ice-cream. We’ve got a chocolate one.
Lily OK. Could I have a chocolate one, please?
Assistant There you go. Would you like anything to drink?
Lily Could I have an apple juice, please?
Assistant Of course.
Lily Max, would you like an apple juice?
Max No, thanks. I hate apple juice. Could I have glass of water, please?
Assistant OK. A glass of …
Max Er… no. Sorry. I don’t want water. Could I have a glass of milk, please?

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Assistant Sure. Anything to eat?
Max Yes, please. I’d like a piece of cake.
Assistant We’ve got apple cake, chocolate cake, carrot cake and strawberry cake.
Max Er … I’d like chocolate cake, please.
Assistant Anything else?
Max No, that’s everything.
Lily How much is it?
Assistant That’s £7.60, please.
Max Here you are.
Assistant Thank you. Enjoy your meal!

Progress Test, Unit 4

I’m Dan and I’m 13 years old. I’m British, but I don’t live in one of the big cities in the UK like London or
Manchester. I live on an island near the south-west coast of the UK. Its name is St Agnes and it’s very, very
small. It’s got a population of about 70 people! But there are more people on St Agnes in summer. That’s
because lots of tourists visit our island in summer.

People come to St Agnes to relax and see its beautiful landscape. There aren’t any hotels on the island but
there’s a fantastic campsite next to a beach. There aren’t any cinemas or museums on the island and there
isn’t a shopping centre. But there are two small shops, and there’s also a really good restaurant and two
cafés. There’s a tennis court too!

St Agnes has got a primary school. But there’s only one class because there are about nine students in the
school! I go to a secondary school on St Mary’s. That’s a different island. There are about 250 students in my
school. I live at the school during the week, and I go to St Agnes for the weekend. It’s fun!

Progress Test, Unit 5

Presenter Hello and welcome to another edition of your favourite music talent show! Today we have two
new candidates auditioning. Here they are. Hello, what are your names and how old are you?
Alicia Hello. I’m Alicia and I’m 16. But some people think I look older, about 18!
Ben Hi, I’m Ben, I’m 19 and I’m from London.
Presenter OK, tell me a little bit about yourself, Alicia. What do you like doing?
Alicia Well, I like doing lots of things like playing sport, meeting my friends and going to the cinema,
but my favourite thing is singing. I really love it. I sing all the time.
Presenter Really?
Alicia Well, not all the time because I can’t sing when I’m at school, but I always sing at home.
Presenter How often do you have singing lessons?
Alicia I don’t have lessons. I listen to songs on my mp3 player and I copy them.
Presenter OK Alicia, you go first. What’s your song today?
Alicia OK. This is ‘A girl like me’ by Rihanna.

Presenter Your turn, Ben. Tell us about you and your music.

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Ben Well, I play the guitar and I also sing. My favourite singer is James Blunt. I love his music.
Presenter Do you have music lessons?
Ben Yes, I do. I have guitar lessons, but I don’t have singing lessons because I think I’m really
talented.
Presenter Hmmm. Do you want to be famous, Ben?
Ben Yes, I do. I want to be really famous.
Presenter OK. What’s your song today?
Ben It’s ‘You’re beautiful’ by …
Presenter James Blunt. Yes, I know that song. OK, you can start now.

Progress Test, Unit 6

Jack Hello?
Clara Hi, Jack.
Jack Hi, Clara!
Clara Jack, where are you?
Jack I’m in the shopping centre. I’m standing next to a music shop.
Clara Is it Music to Go?
Jack No, it’s not that shop. It’s a new music shop. It’s … er … it’s opposite a clothes shop called
Fashion World.
Clara Oh, Fashion World. That’s my favourite shop! Anyway, what are you doing in the shopping
centre?
Jack Well, it’s obvious, Clara! I’m shopping!
Clara You don’t usually go shopping on Saturday mornings.
Jack I know. I usually play football on Saturday mornings, but I’m not playing today.
Clara Why not?
Jack Because there isn’t a match. Our team has got a problem. We haven’t got 11 players so we
can’t play.
Clara Oh, right… So, what are you buying today?
Jack Err, nothing.
Clara Nothing! Come on, Jack! Are you buying some shoes?
Jack No, I’m not.
Clara Are you buying some clothes?
Jack No, I’m not.
Clara Jack! What are you buying?
Jack It’s a surprise and it isn’t for me. It’s for a friend.
Clara Really?
Jack Yes, it’s for her birthday … tomorrow.
Clara Oh, I understand now, Jack. It’s my birthday tomorrow.
Jack Exactly, Clara. That’s why I’m not telling you what I’m buying. Bye, Clara.
Clara Bye, Jack.

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Progress Test, Unit 7
Henry Ford was born in the USA on 30th July 1863. He finished school when he was 15. After doing different
jobs, Ford worked as an engineer for Thomas Edison in 1891. He stopped working for Edison in 1899, but
during that time Ford designed and produced a car. He called it the Quadricyle.

Henry Ford designed a lot more cars and he opened the Ford Motor Company in 1903. In 1908, the company
introduced a car called the Ford Model T. The Ford Motor Company produced 15 million Model T cars. There
was only one colour for the cars – black!

Henry Ford wasn’t the inventor of the car, but he was the inventor of mass production. His company
produced one hundred cars a day! Ford Model Ts weren’t expensive so they were very popular. They weren’t
just for rich people.

Progress Test, Unit 8

Olivia Hi David. Did you have a good time in Madrid?
David No, I didn’t. It was a disaster.
Olivia Really? Why?
David Well, I went to the airport on Friday, but I didn’t fly until Monday.
Olivia Monday? Why not? Did you forget your passport?
David No, I didn’t. The flight didn’t leave on Friday because there was a problem with the weather.
Olivia Really? I didn’t know that.
David Yeah, there was snow and ice in London so it was impossible for the planes to leave the airport.
Olivia Did you go to a hotel?
David No, I didn’t. I stayed in the airport all weekend.
Olivia No! Where did you sleep? Did you have a bed?
David No, I didn’t. There weren’t any beds! I was lucky because I had a chair.
Olivia A chair?!
David Yeah, but lots of people didn’t have a chair. They slept on the floor and on tables.
Olivia Poor you, David! But, did you arrive in Madrid on Tuesday?
David No, on Monday, in the evening. But that wasn’t the end of my problems.
Olivia Why not? What happened?
David Well, we arrived in Madrid, they checked our passports and then we waited for our bags. Guess
what? My bag wasn’t there.
Olivia Oh, no! Was it on a different flight?
David Yes, it turns out my bag was in Moscow, not Madrid!
Olivia What a disaster!

Progress Test, Unit 9

Zara Hello?
Jamie Hi, Zara. This is Jamie, here.
Zara Hi Jamie. How are you?

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Jamie Good, thanks. I’m having a party on Tuesday. Would you like to come?
Zara Yeah, I’d love to. I’m not going to do anything on Tuesday. What kind of party is it?
Jamie It’s a barbecue.
Zara Is it your birthday?
Jamie No, it isn’t my birthday, but it’s Adam’s. He’s going to be 14.
Zara Great!
Jamie But Adam doesn’t know about the party. It’s a surprise.
Zara OK, and where’s it going to be? In your garden?
Jamie No. It’s going to be in Martin’s garden because it’s big and there’s a swimming pool.
Zara Wow! Are you going to swim?
Jamie Yeah, everyone’s going to swim and we’re also going to play volleyball.
Zara It sounds great! I love playing volleyball. What time does the party start?
Jamie Five o’clock and it finishes at eleven.
Zara Great. See you then.
Jamie Oh, Zara, can you bring your mp3 player? You’ve got some great music on it.
Zara Sure. No problem. Bye.

End-of-term Test, Units 1–3

Presenter Hello and welcome to ‘Chit Chat’. On today’s programme four children tell me about food,
friends and fun. So, what’s your favourite food, Dan?
Dan I love fish and chips and burgers.
Presenter What about you, Tara?
Tara I don’t eat meat. Apples, bananas and strawberries are my favourite food. And I love nuts.
Presenter Liam, what do you like?
Liam Pasta and pizza. I eat a lot of pasta with cheese. I also like jacket potatoes.
Presenter Katie, what’s your favourite food?
Katie Chocolate, of course! But I know it’s not very healthy.
Presenter Now let’s talk about friends and fun after school. Dan, what do you like doing with your friends?
Dan I like playing football with my friends after school. And I also like running in the park with my
friend Tim.
Presenter What about you, Tara?
Tara My friend Ellie’s got a guitar. She comes to my house and plays her guitar and I sing. It’s really
fun. I also write songs for her.
Presenter Liam, what do you do with your friends in your free time?
Liam We play computer games. My mum doesn’t like it but we think it’s fun!
Presenter Katie, what do you like doing with your friends?
Katie At the weekend we meet in a café. Then we go to the shops or to the cinema.
Presenter OK, That’s all the time we’ve got for now. Phone us with your stories on 07796444.

End-of-term Test, Units 4–6

Rachel Hello?

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Jamie Rachel?
Rachel Yes. Is that Jamie?
Jamie Yes. What are you doing at the moment, Rachel?
Rachel I’m sitting on the bus. I’m on my way to West Street. I always go there on Saturday afternoons.
Jamie Really? Why? What happens in West Street on Saturday afternoons?
Rachel There’s a great shop in West Street. It’s called Treasure Trove.
Jamie Treasure Trove?
Rachel Yes. It’s got amazing games, books and comics.
Jamie Oh yes, you collect comics, don’t you?
Rachel Yes. They get new comics at this shop every week. A lot of their comics come from America.
They usually arrive on Fridays but I never have time to go to the shop on Fridays so I go there
on Saturday mornings.
Jamie What kind of games do they sell?
Rachel Everything. Puzzles, board games and things to play with outdoors. And they’ve got things to
make, model planes and boats. And they’ve got costumes and masks.
Jamie Sounds interesting. I need to get some plastic teeth.
Rachel Plastic teeth? What for?
Jamie My cousin, Adam, is having a fancy dress party on the 13th. The theme is ‘The End of the
World’. Everyone has to wear a costume. I want to go as Dracula.
Rachel Why don’t you come to the comic shop with me?
Jamie OK. How do I get there from my house?
Rachel It takes about ten minutes to get here from your house. Get the number 27 bus. Get off in King
Street. Turn right into Park Street. Walk past the cinema and turn left into West Street. Treasure
Trove is between a café and a newsagent. It’s opposite a shoe shop.
Jamie OK. See you soon.
Rachel See you, Jamie.

End-of-term Test, Units 7–9

Presenter Hello and welcome again to ‘Chit Chat’. On today’s programme we’re talking about bad days.
Dan, Holly and Will all had bad days last week and they’re going to tell us about the things that
went wrong for them. First, Dan.
Dan I had a really bad day on Monday. My mobile phone usually wakes me up. But I didn’t hear it last
Monday so I woke up late and I didn’t have time for breakfast. I ran out of the house and cycled
to school. Then it started raining and I got really wet and cold. When I got to school, I got off my
bike and locked it. But I was 15 minutes late for my first lesson and I got into serious trouble with
my teacher. At the end of the day, I couldn’t find my bike key so I couldn’t ride home. And I didn’t
have any money for the bus.
Presenter So did you walk home?
Dan Yes, and it rained again and I got wet.
Presenter Bad luck! That sounds like a bad day. How did you get your bike? Did you find the key?
Dan No. My bike’s still at school and I still can’t find the key.

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Presenter What went wrong for you last week, Holly?
Holly Lots of things. I had a terrible week.
Presenter Really? What happened?
Holly I was sick for three days. I had a cold and a temperature and a terrible headache. I couldn’t go
to school. That was Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Then on Thursday I went to school and
there was a science test. I couldn’t answer any of the questions, so I got a really bad mark.
Finally, on Friday, I left my mobile on the bus. I phoned the bus company three times and I went
to the bus station, but they didn’t have it. My mum was really angry. It was new. She gave it to
me for my last birthday.
Presenter You really did have problems last week!
Holly Yes. I’m not going to lose anything ever again!
Presenter Will, tell everyone what happened to you last week.
Will I fell over in a football match and broke my finger. Look.
Presenter Ouch! It looks really painful. Did you go to hospital?
Will Yes. I had an x-ray. The main problem is that I can’t play football for ten weeks. So I’m going to
miss the football team’s trip to France.
Presenter OK, that’s all for now. After the break we’re going to hear about some more bad days. Phone us
with your stories on 07796444

End-of-year Exam, Units 1–9

Ruby Hello Oscar. How are you?
Oscar Hi, Ruby! I’m fine. What are you doing these days?
Ruby I’m planning a trip at the moment.
Oscar Really?
Ruby Yes. I’m going to go camping with my cousins next month and we want to know about good
campsites. You go camping a lot, don’t you?
Oscar Yes. I went camping three times last year. It was great.
Ruby So, can you give me some advice? Can you tell me about the places you went camping?
Oscar OK. Last June I went camping in Scotland. I went to a campsite called ‘Holiday Camp’.
Ruby What was it like?
Oscar It was good. It was near the sea but we didn’t go swimming. The weather was terrible!
Ruby How much did it cost?
Oscar It was quite expensive but it had really good showers.
Ruby What did you do in the evenings?
Oscar We cooked our dinner and Pete played his guitar and we all sang.
Ruby Scotland’s a very long train ride.
Oscar Yes. It took us about eight hours to get there.
Ruby We want to camp somewhere near here.
Oscar OK. Well my brother and I went camping in Dorset in July.
Ruby What was that like?
Oscar Amazing! We were there for two weeks and we had perfect weather every day. We went surfing

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 a lot.
Ruby Great! What was the name of the campsite?
Oscar That’s the problem. I can’t remember. It was a brilliant place, really near the sea.
Ruby Can’t you remember its name t?
Oscar Land … something … Land Beach…. No!….it was …. Sand something, not Land something.
I’ve got it. It was called Sandbanks.
Ruby Great. Now what about the third place you went to?
Oscar That was in August. We went to a place in Devon. It was beautiful. There was a river there and
we saw lots of beautiful birds. It was a very quiet place. We took our bikes with us and we cycled
to a little beach every day.
Ruby Which campsite did you like best?
Oscar Sandbanks, I think. Because I met my girlfriend Amy there. We met in the shop on the campsite.

Key Competences Diagnostic Test

Interviewer Hello, and welcome to this week’s episode of Students in Science, with our special guest, Emily
Walker. Hello, Emily. What are you going to tell us about today?
Emily Hello. Well, I’m going to tell you about an elephant care-centre in Thailand. They’re looking for
volunteers to work in the centre. Volunteers pay to work in the centre for between one and three
weeks. And this money pays for the cost of looking after the animals.
Interviewer That sounds amazing! What do volunteers do at the centre?
Emily They help look after the elephants. Every morning they walk to the forest, collect the elephants
and walk back to the centre with them. At the centre, they feed them, and help wash them in the
river. Then they clean the elephants’ shelters and in the afternoon they take them back to the
forest.
Interviewer What do the elephants eat?
Emily Fruit … and lots of it! The volunteers go to local farms and collect pineapples and bananas for
the elephants twice a week.
Interviewer And where is the elephant care-centre?
Emily It’s in Tha Yang, in south Thailand. It’s about 100 miles from Bangkok and about 15 miles from
the beach. It’s a very beautiful place.
Interviewer Well, thanks for telling us about the centre Emily. It sounds like a wonderful place.

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