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

LISTENING PART 1
You will hear a man who works in a tourist information off ice talking to a 
woman who wants information about tours. 
Listen carefully and answer questions 1 to 6.
David:
Morning. Kingstown tourist information. This is David speaking. 
How can I help you?
Woman:
Oh, hi. Look, I’m coming to Kingstown on holiday and wondered 
if you could give me some information about tours’
David:
Yes, of course. Is there anything particular you’re interested in?
Woman:
Well, I heard there was a glow worm tour. 
David: 
Yes indeed. It’s $93 and lasts for 3 hours. 
Woman:
And what are the main activities?
David: 
Well, the first thing is travelling to the other side of the lake. 
Woman:
You mean by boat?
David: 
No, it’s the little train that runs along the shore of the lake. It’s very 
popular.
Woman:
Oh, my children will love that. 
David:
And that’s how you get round to the caves. This is where the glow 
worms live. So you spend some time exploring the caves and looking at 
the remarkable lights and patterns given off by the worms in the dark. 
Woman:
That does sound interesting. And, any other information?
David:
Oh, just one thing. How old are your children?
Woman:
Er, 7 and 10. Why?
David: 
No, that’s OK. It’s just that children must be 5 or older to go in the 
caves. Otherwise they might get scared in the dark. But yours will be fine.
Woman:
OK, well that’s one to think about. And what about Silver Fjord – 
that’s so famous, we’d like to go there,
David:
Well, a day trip costs $220.
Woman:
And how do we travel down to the fjord – fly?
David: 
That’s a lot more expensive I’m afraid. On this tour you go in a 
coach. It’s about a 2-hour drive, through fantastic scenery.
Woman:
Do we get a break? I think my children might get a bit bored. 
David:
Yes, you stop at Easten.
Woman:
That’s to take a walk, is it?
David: 
Yes, there’s a nice path by the river. You stop in Easten for half an 
hour, so there’s plenty of time. 
Woman:
That sounds nice. 
David: 
So, then you get down to Silver Fjord. And you really spend most 
of the day going for a cruise on the fjord. It’s spectacular mountain 
scenery. And you also cruise past a huge waterfall, which is another 
highlight of the day. 
Woman:
Well, that does sound amazing. And should we bring our own 
food, or is lunch provided?
David:
No, lunch is included. It’s a barbecue on the boat.
Woman:
And what about marine life?
David:
Yes, you’ll definitely see seals.
Woman:
Dolphins?
David:
No, not in that part of the country. But if you’re lucky there will be 
whales as well.
Woman:
Oh, well, my kids would absolutely love that. 
Now listen and answer questions 7 to 10.
David: 
Then another popular option is the High Country tour. That’s $105
Woman:
Oh, I heard about this. You visit a historic home, don’t you? 
David: 
Yes, that’s right. And they serve you lunch.
Woman:
Is that actually inside the house?
David:
No, at this time of year it’ll be the garden, which is really pretty.
Woman:
Oh, I like the sound of that.
David:
Yes, it’s a really great meal apparently.
Woman:
And what about in the aft ernoon?
David: 
You go up and have a look around the farm – it’s just close to the 
house. So if you’re from the city, it’s a chance to really see what life is like 
here. The High Country tour gets excellent reviews from visitors. 
Woman:
Great. So then what about the zipline? My children really want to 
do that. How much is it?
David: 
The zipline is $75.
Woman:
And is it safe?
David:
Absolutely. You are suspended from the wire in a special harness. 
And then you just glide down the wire. 
Woman:
My friend said that below you, you’ve got this amazing, ancient 
forest. 
David:
That’s right. And it’s really special to see it from above. Not 
something we do very oft en, if you think about it. 
Woman:
No, I suppose that’s true. And, I mean, how fast do you go?
David: 
Hang on, I’ve got the information here – 68 kilometres an hour. 
Woman:
That doesn’t mean much to me. What’s that in miles?
David: 
Er, oh yes, it’s here, in miles per hour it’s about 43.
Woman:
Wow, my kids will definitely want to do that. OK, well, look, I’ll 
just talk it over with my husband and… 
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