LISTENING#1
A teacher leaves a message for a parent. What did the student forget?
A book
A bag
A phone
A ball
A teacher leaves a message for her colleague. What subject does the student want to take?
English
History
Science
French
A teacher calls another teacher. Why does he call the teacher?
Organize meetings
Ask for help.
Say thank you
Discuss students.
Listen to a message from a teacher to a parent about a classroom change. What is the number of the new classroom?
Four
Two
Fourteen
Twelve
A teacher leaves a message for her colleague. Which class is she going to teach?
Art
English
Photography
History
Listen to the head teacher talking to the school about a new school subject. What will be the new subject?
Personal expression
Cooking
Art
Theatre
Listen to the teacher talking to his colleague about a new timetable. What is the change?
Different start time
Losing a break
Different finish time
Getting a tea break
Listen to a woman talking to her colleague about an old book. What did they like about the book?
The explanations
The questions
The stories
The pictures
Listen to two students talking about their homework. What is the boy going to write?
1000 words about natural gardens.
800 words about cars
1000 words about the environment
800 words about gardens
Listen to a parent talking to a teacher about her son. What is her worry?
Peter didn’t pass the test
Peter lost the football final
Peter doesn’t have many friends
Peter lost his watch
Listen to a teacher talking to her students about lunch. What time is lunch?
2 pm
12 pm
3.30
11.30
Listen to an announcement about a school trip. Which item is not necessary?
A sleeping bag
The right shoes
Some warm clothes
A water bottle
Listen to a telephone message from a parent to a teacher about his child. What is the main purpose of the call?
To have the teacher return the call
To get advice on improving study skills
Thanking the teacher for all the hard work
Saying how much their child likes the subject
Listen to the principal announcing a new teacher. What subjects can she teach?
English, maths and music
English, maths and science
English, history and science
English, history and music
Listen to the conversation between the school principal and his assistant. Why have they decided to give the teacher a job?
Because he gave good instructions
Because he gave a demonstration
Because he connected well with students
Because he clearly enjoyed the class
Listen to a teacher talking to the class. What is most important for the class to do?
Give in a plan of work
Give a talk on the project
Read through a book
Choose ideas to write about
Listen to a teacher talk about a school trip. What is the main problem for the school trip?
Getting parent’s permission for students to go
Organizing a place to stay for the students
Giving a presentation to the students
Arranging transport for the students
Listen to two teachers talking. What is the woman’s opinion?
She finds this job uninteresting
She thinks the job must be done
She thinks it’s better to teach
She likes this part of the job
Listen to a teacher talking to a colleague about his plan for the school outing. What is the woman’s opinion?
She thinks the plan creates practical problems
She thinks the trip will inspire students
She thinks the trip will not be enjoyable for students
She thinks the plan disregards student’s various interests
Listen to a teacher talk about teaching without paper. What is the teacher’s opinion about teaching without paper?
It’s a clever idea
It will be a good for the students
It won’t work
It’s too hard for the teachers
You hear a teacher talking about a training session. What is her opinion?
The course contained new concepts
It’s important to review theories
Most students are active in class
It’s hard to get students involved
You hear two parents talking. What is the woman’s opinion?
Students need to review materials
History is a very boring subject
Students need support with homework
English is an interesting subject
Listen to two teachers discuss how they writing. What part of the woman’s class do students find most useful?
Seeing how other students write
Reading other student’s papers
Offering feedback to their peers
Getting feedback from their peers
Listen to a student giving a presentation. What is the purpose of her presentation?
To secure student votes in the school election
To get healthier lunch options in the school
To encourage students to help people in the community
To help students get WiFi access in the school
Listen to two teachers discussing their students using computers in the classroom. What is the main conversation?
Technology helps them plan more interesting lessons
Technology is useful for students to learn in the classroom
Technology may be distracting students in their learning
Technology shouldn’t be used by students in the classroom
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