Questions 1-10 Complete the table below. Write one word and / or a number

part of the city is $500. But I only ask for $450. 
Andrew:
OK, that should be fine. 
Mary:
Now what I’ll do Andrew is email you my bank account details and 
you can… 
LISTENING PART 2
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Training
2 
1 
Man: 
So let’s hope it’s a warm sunny day on Sunday or this event is likely 
to be postponed
2 
Woman:
And the great thing about this event is that admission’s free, so 
that’s a real bonus.
3 
Man: 
It’s an outdoor event so check the forecast carefully before you go. 
4 
Woman:
The kids will absolutely love this event so make sure you book 
tickets without delay.
5 
Man:
This event is entirely funded by the local council so there isn’t an 
entry fee.
LISTENING PART 2
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Exam Practice
You will hear a radio announcer talking about entertainment events that 
are taking place this weekend. 
Now listen carefully and answer questions 11 to 15.
Melanie:
OK so, next up on this morning’s show – Dan Johnson’s going to 
tell us what’s on in the city this weekend. Dan. 
Dan:
Well thanks Melanie and there’s certainly a great program of 
entertainment this weekend – something for everyone. So first, it’s the 
Writers’ Festival again, and just like last year the Festival has attracted 
more than 250 writers from around the world. The writers will be talking 
about their latest books and there’s always an opportunity for audience 
members to ask the writers about their work. In the past the Festival 
has been based at the Victoria Theatre, which wasn’t really big enough. 
So this year they’re going to be using a number of other venues as well. 
More information and tickets are available from the website. 
Now something I’m really looking forward to is Wearable Art on Saturday 
evening. This fashion show’s always been held in the capital, so it’s very 
exciting that it’s coming to our city for the first time and I’ve already got 
my ticket. And they’ve just announced a 20% discount on all tickets, to 
encourage a good turnout. Tickets can be bought online, or at the door.
Something slightly different is Ocean Times – that’s on Sunday morning 
at Bright’s Beach. Now you might be thinking it’s the wrong time of 
year to go to the beach for a swim or build sandcastles with the kids, 
and you’d be right. But what’s happening is, there’s going to be a 
number of large tents put up on the beach, for workshops, displays 
and presentations. It’s a chance for the whole family to learn about the 
science of the ocean and marine eco-systems and how to protect them. 
Sounds like a good way to spend your Sunday. 
Now, you may already have seen the advertising for the Artscape 
Exhibition. This is an outdoor exhibition of sculptures and installation art 
that officially opens this evening and you can go along whenever suits 
you over the weekend. It’s being held up at the Sanctuary Reserve and 
the idea is, you wander wherever you want around the Reserve, enjoying 
the artworks in a natural environment. I’d recommend you take a warm 
coat, though, because it can get quite windy up there. 
Now, the Civil Theatre is open for tours this weekend, too. This is a great 
chance to go backstage at the city’s largest theatre and see all its secrets. 
This event is only held once a year so these opportunities to tour the Civil 
aren’t too frequent. I went last time and can tell you it’s well worth it. 
Now listen and answer questions 16 to 20
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Dan:
OK, so what I’ll do now is just run through a few more events that 
are on over the weekend. So every Friday night, of course, is the Night 
Market – a great place to eat delicious street food from around the world. 
If you haven’t been before, it’s in the old Smith Street warehouse, just a 
short walk from Central Station. This is often really popular so get there 
in good time to be sure you beat the rush. 
There’s also the local Buskers’ Festival, on Saturday and Sunday 
afternoons. This is a chance for buskers and street performers from 
across the city to perform at an organised event. If you’re interested in 
going along please note – it was going to be in King’s Square, but actually 
it’s now going to be held down on the waterfront, where there’ll be 
plenty of space for everyone. 
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IELTS Trainer 2
Tests 1–6 audioscripts © Cambridge University Press and UCLES 2019
Now later this afternoon it’s Stand Up For Kids. This is a stand-up comedy 
show aimed particularly at children aged from 5 to 10. This is being held 
in the hall at Swanson College at 4 p.m. today. Just bear in mind that 
the roads around the college can get pretty congested at that time on a 
Friday, so allow plenty of time to get there. But it’s bound to be a great 
show and the hall at Swanson is huge so you shouldn’t find it hard to get 
a seat. 
Then it’s Sunday Unplugged on Sunday afternoon, with a number of 
local bands playing at the old post office building in Morningside. There’s 
a great range of acts this week – check online for details. Though it’s 
the usual issue with the old post office venue – no parking at all in that