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    of 2

    Gate 07

    march
    Volume 01

    TEACHERS FILE RECORDING SCRIPTS


    This Teachers File contains solutions to theKET for Schools, transcripts for theKET
    listening exercises, an extract from thebook by Isaac Asimov I, Robot.

    KEY ENGLISH TEST


    forSchools
    Track 1
    Toto CD obsahuje nahrvky k poslechovm
    cvienmKey English Test for Schools, nahran
    lnky zasopisu Gate apsniky.

    Track 2 Gate p.32

    PAPER 2 Listening
    This is theCambridge Key English Test for
    Schools. Listening Sample Paper.

    Josh:We couldnt because it was full. But we


    found an even nicer one, in aforest.
    Woman:Are you going there again next year?
    Josh:My dad wants to try one in themountains
    this year.
    Now listen again.
    3 How much is theskirt?
    Sophie:Mum, will you buy me this skirt?
    Mother:How much is it, Sophie? Idont want to
    spend more than twenty pounds.
    Sophie:Well, this ticket says twenty-five pounds
    but Ithink everything in this part of theshop
    is in thesale.
    Mother:Oh yes, look its fifteen pounds. Ok then,
    but thats thelast thing Im buying today.

    We will now stop for amoment before we start


    thetest. Please ask any questions now because
    you must NOT speak during thetest.

    Now listen again.

    Now look at theinstructions for Part One.

    For each question, choose theright answer,


    A, B, or C.

    Boy:Pete, its stopped raining. Shall we go out


    for abike ride?
    Pete:Im watching TV now. Anyway, its still
    cloudy. Ithink its going to rain again.
    Boy:Oh, all right. Shall we go tomorrow if its
    sunny?
    Pete:Yes, OK.

    Here is an example:

    Now listen again.

    Which is thegirls horse?


    Boy:Is that your horse over there, with thewhite
    face?
    Girl:No. Mine is theone with two white legs.
    Isnt she pretty?
    Boy:Oh yes, standing next to theblack one.
    Girl:Thats right. Would you like to ride her?

    5 What will thegirl cook?

    You will hear each conversation twice.


    There is one question for each conversation.

    4 Whats theweather like now?

    Theanswer is A.
    Now we are ready to start.

    This is theend of Part One.

    Look at question 1.

    Now look at Part Two.

    Man:Did you enjoy your school trip, James? Did


    everyone in your class go?
    James:No twelve people stayed behind, so
    there were eighteen of us. We had agreat time.
    Man:Where did you all sleep?
    James:We had small rooms with six beds in
    each one. It was lots of fun.
    Now listen again.
    2 Which campsite did Josh stay at last year?
    Woman:Where did you go on holiday last year
    Josh? Did you go to that campsite by thesea
    again?

    Now listen again.


    This is theend of Part Two.

    Track 4 Gate p.33


    Now look at Part Three.
    Listen to Susie talking to her friend Matt
    about going to thecinema.

    Girl:Mum, can Idosome cooking?


    Mother:Isuppose so. What doyou want to
    make, acake?
    Girl:No one liked theone Imade last week. Can
    Imake some soup this time?
    Mother:Ok, we can have it for lunch. Im
    cooking roast chicken for dinner tonight.

    1 How many children went on theschool trip?

    Girl:Oh yes, Iforgot it was your birthday. What


    did you get from your mum?
    Nick:Well, Iasked for anew bike, but she
    bought me this phone instead. Ican listen to
    music on it and take pictures!
    Girl:Oh! And what did your brother get you?
    Acomputer game?
    Nick:He bought me this jacket. Doyou like it?
    Girl:Its great. Did your aunt buy you anything?
    Nick:Well, she usually gives me money. But this
    year she got me two tickets to see afilm.
    Girl:And what about your uncle? He knows alot
    about music doesnt he?
    Nick:Yes, he usually buys me aCD. But this time
    he gave me twenty pounds and told me to
    choose something myself.
    Girl:And did your grandmother give you
    anything?
    Nick:Well, Ioften get clothes from her, but
    this year she gave me acomputer game. My
    brother helped her choose it!

    Track 3 Gate p.33

    Part Two
    Listen to Nick talking to afriend about his
    birthday presents.
    What present did each person give him?
    For questions 610, write aletter AH next
    to each person.
    You will hear theconversation twice.
    Girl:Hi Nick. Whats that youre reading?
    Nick:Its abook my cousin got me for my
    birthday. Its really interesting.

    For each question, choose theright answer,


    A, B or C.
    You will hear theconversation twice.
    Look at questions 1115 now. You have
    twenty seconds.
    Now listen to theconversation.
    Susie:Hi Matt. Would you like to come to
    thecinema with me and Jane on Saturday? We
    asked Sam and Pete too but theyre both busy.
    Matt:What are you going to see Susie?
    Susie:Field of Green. Its got Johnny Delaicey
    in it.
    Matt:Oh, yes, Iknow. He was in Sunny Day
    and Heart of Gold. Is it on at thecinema in
    theshopping centre?
    Susie:That ones closed. Were going to theone
    opposite thepark. Its not on at theone by
    themarket.
    Matt:And how are you getting there?
    Susie:My mum cant drive us, so were going to
    walk from my house. We can get thebus back
    afterwards.
    Matt:OK. What time shall Ibe at your house
    then?
    Susie:Well, thefilm starts at four-fifteen, so
    come at aquarter to four.
    It takes about twenty minutes to get there.

    Matt:Fine. And how much money should


    Ibring? Tickets are five pounds fifty arent they?
    Susie:These are more. Theyre six pounds
    twenty for this film. Im taking eight pounds so
    Ican get adrink as well.
    Matt:Good idea. See you later!
    Now listen again.
    This is theend of Part Three.

    Track 5 Gate p.34


    Now look at Part Four.
    You will hear agirl, Milly, asking afriend
    about guitar lessons.
    Listen and complete each question.
    You will hear theconversation twice.
    Milly:Hello Dan, its Milly here.
    Dan:Hi.
    Milly:Im phoning to ask about your guitar
    lessons. My parents are thinking about buying
    me an electric guitar.
    Dan:Oh, great. Well, theteacher Igo to gives
    lessons every Saturday morning.
    Milly:Whats theteachers name?
    Dan:Shes called Alison Gayle. Shes very good.
    Milly:How doyou spell her surname?
    Dan:Its G AY L E.
    Milly:And how much is alesson? My parents
    dont want to pay more than thirty pounds.
    Dan:Its twenty-six pounds fifty for an hour. But
    you can have ashorter lesson if you like. Ipay
    seventeen pounds fifty for forty minutes.
    Milly:That sounds good. And where doyou
    have thelessons? At her house?
    Dan:Thats right. She lives at 34 Purley Lane. Its
    close to thecity centre. Youll find it easily.
    Milly:Have you got her phone number?
    Dan:Yes, its 01253664783.
    Milly:Thanks Dan. Ill call her tonight.
    Dan:OK. Make sure you call between six oclock
    and nine oclock. She doesnt like it if people
    call later than that.
    Milly:All right. Thanks for your help Dan.
    Now listen again.
    This is theend of Part Four.

    Articles From theMagazine


    Track 6 Gate p.7
    Suddenly, there was astrange sound, and
    Dr.Calvin was on theground. Nestor 10 was
    lying beside her.
    Are you hurt, Dr.Calvin? Black cried.
    Thepsychologist coughed and began to
    breathe again.
    No, she said at last. Black helped her to
    stand.
    What happened? she asked.
    We realized he was attacking you, Black
    explained.
    So Isent gamma radiation into theroom
    for five seconds. There was no time to
    doanything else. Theradiation killed Nestor10,
    but it didnt harm you. Asmall amount of
    gamma radiation is harmless for humans.
    Idont think Nestor 10 really attacked me,
    Calvin said slowly. He was trying to attack me,
    but thefirst part of thefirst law stopped him.

    Track 7 Gate TF

    At theHaidressers
    Track 8 Gate p.22

    Silent Hunter article


    inthemagazine
    Track 9 Gate p.23

    Swimming For His Life article


    in themagazine
    Track 10 Gate p. 11

    Dreams
    The Cranberries
    Oh, my life is changing everyday
    In every possible way
    And oh, my dreams, its never quite as it seems
    Never quite as it seems
    Iknow Ive felt like this before, but now Im feeling
    it even more
    Because it came from you
    And then Iopen up and see theperson falling here
    is me
    Adifferent way to be

    Take this sinking boat and point it home


    Weve still got time
    Raise your hopeful voice you have achoice
    Youll make it now
    Falling slowly, eyes that know me
    And Icant go back
    Moods that take me and erase me
    And Im painted black
    You have suffered enough
    And warred with yourself
    Its time that you won
    Take this sinking boat and point it home
    Weve still got time
    Raise your hopeful voice you have achoice
    Youve made it now
    Falling slowly sing your melody
    Ill sing it loud
    Glossary
    to fool somebody to trick somebody, to make
    sb believe something that is not true
    to amount to something to add up
    games will play themselves out continue till
    the end
    sinking boat aboat that is going down
    to raise a voice to speak more loudly
    to erase to cause to disappear
    to war with sb to fight, to be at war with
    somebody

    SOLUTIONS
    KETFOR SCHOOLS

    Ah, la da ah
    La
    Iwant more impossible to ignore
    Impossible to ignore
    And theyll come true, impossible not to do
    Impossible not to do
    And now Itell you openly, you have my heart so
    dont hurt me
    Youre what Icouldnt find
    Atotally amazing mind, so understanding and
    so kind
    Youre everything to me
    Oh, my life
    Is changing every day
    In every possible way
    And oh, my dreams
    Its never quite as it seems
    Cause youre adream to me
    Dream to me
    Ah, da, da da da, da, la

    Track 11 Gate p. 11

    Falling Slowly
    Glen Hansard & Markta
    Irglov
    Idont know you
    But Iwant you
    All themore for that
    Words fall through me
    And always fool me
    And Icant react
    And games that never amount
    To more than theyre meant
    Will play themselves out

    Reading, Writing
    Part One
    1G, 2C, 3F, 4D, 5A

    Part Two
    6C, 7B, 8C, 9F, 10B, 11D, 12A, 13H
    Part Three
    14A, 15C, 16A, 17B, 18A, 19A,20B
    Part Four
    21B, 22C, 23B,24B, 25A, 26C, 27A, 28C
    Part Five
    29 stadium, 30 camera, 31 beach, 32 guitar,
    33 tent
    Part Six
    34 have, 35 them, 36 than, 37 the, 38 last, this,
    39with, 40 go, 41 ago, 42 each, every, a, per
    43 lot
    Part Seven
    44 Saturday, 45 (starts at) 1.30 (p.m), 13:30,
    one thirty, half past one, 46 sweater, 47 car,
    48366387

    Listening

    Part One
    1C, 2B, 3A, 4C, 5A
    Part Two
    6F, 7D, 8C, 9G, 10E
    Part Three
    11B, 12C, 13B, 14A, 15B
    Part Four
    16 (Alison) Gayle
    17 () 26.50 (per hour)
    18 city center, city centre
    1901253664783
    20 (before) 9 (.00) (p.m)
    (before) nine (oclock) (p.m)

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