SCRIPT 05

PART 1
1. A

2. C

3. A

4. C

5. B

6. D

7. B

8. D

Script:

1. = 74A - P.176 - announcement

Your attention, please. Will visitors with tickets to the eight p.m. Sky show, “Journey to the
Stars”, please come to the theater entrance? This show is sold out, but tickets are still available
for the nine o'clock show. Dan Niche and our other hands-on science exhibits for all ages are
open until 9 o'clock this evening. The gift shop is open until 9:30. And remember, participants in
the membership program receive a 10% discount on gift shop purchases.

2. = 79C - P.176 instruction

Okay, campers. Let's go over the safety precautions we'll take today before we go on our trip
down the river. Always wear your life preserver whenever you're in your canoe. Don't stand up
in your canoe because it can capsize quite easily. If you do tip over, do not leave your boat. Don't
let it float away, and don't swim to shore. Now, as soon as you've put on your life jackets and get
into your canoes, I'll show you the different ways to maneuver your boat, and of course, how to
hold your paddles.

3. = 100C (GV đổi thành A) - P.177 - announcement

Attention passengers on Northeast Airways Flight 888 to Philadelphia. The plane's departure
from Los Angeles has been delayed two hours due to heavy fog. The plane is not expected to
arrive here in Chicago until 4:45 p.m. Passengers who are worried about missing overseas
connections in Philadelphia should contact a Northeast Airways representative for more
information. Once again, Northeast Airways Flight 888 bound for Philadelphia has been delayed.
It is now scheduled to depart Chicago at 5:30 p.m.
Source: TEST 5 PAGE 176-177
NEW LONGMAN REAL TOEIC – ACTUAL TESTS FOR LISTENING COMPREHENSION

4. = 75C - P.182 - announcement

Welcome to the monthly meeting of the Travel City newcomers club. Our club consists of two
hundred members who have moved to Travel City from all over the world. It will help you to
make friends and get acquainted to the area. Our newsletter contains the times and dates of all
our monthly meetings and all other social events. We have six events each month. Our most
popular ones are book week, sports day, and movie night. I'll pass the newsletter out now, so you
can look through it and sign up for the events that interest you.

5. = 89B - P.183 - announcement

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the express train for New Hope Park. This train
will make only two stops on the way: at Riverdale and Morgantown. If you want the local train
to New Hope Park, please exit now. The local train is about to leave from track 7 soon. We will
depart at exactly 5 pm, and expect to arrive at our final destination in 1 hour and 55 minutes.

6. = 95D - P.183 - announcement

It's my pleasure to announce the upcoming opening of the new Finale Automotive Parts Factory
here in Atlanta. As vice-president in charge of expansion, I can't tell you how excited I am. We'll
open the factory in late March and initially we'll hire about 200 people, and then sometime late
next year we will probably add another 150 to our staff. We've come a long way from our
beginnings as a small plant in Seattle to where we are today, with plants in Los Angeles, Dallas
and soon here in Atlanta. We look forward to becoming a part of the neighborhood.
Source: TEST 6 PAGE 182-183
NEW LONGMAN REAL TOEIC – ACTUAL TESTS FOR LISTENING COMPREHENSION
7. = 77B - P.189 - announcement
Good morning. I want to make an announcement before we start the meeting. New carpeting will
be installed on the second floor of the building starting on Monday morning. The work is
expected to take two days. If your office is located on that floor, please check the bulletin board
in the lobby for your temporary office assignment. Also, please make sure your computers are
turned off and unplugged before you leave on Friday. If you have any questions or concerns,
please let me know after the meeting.

8. = 82C (GV đổi thành D) - P.189 - announcement

Attention Food Supply shoppers. This is your Food Market Manager, Rose Pitt, alerting you to
some fantastic deals we have for you this afternoon. In our fruits section, delicious red apples are
just a dollar a kilogram. Also customers with a Food Supply Shoppers Card, can purchase New
Crunch breakfast cereal at half price. Don't miss out on the savings in our drinks aisle, where we
are offering all customers a discount on six packs of Spring Fresh Mineral Water. And remember
to pick up your complimentary shopping bag before you leave. It's our way of thanking you for
shopping with us.
TEST 7 PAGE 189

PART 2
9. C

10. B

11. D

12. D

13. C

14. C

15. C

16. D

17. D

18. B

19. A

20. B
Script:
Conversation 1:

W: Have you sent out the shipment of computers to the electronics shop yet? The owner just called and
said he needs them within the hour.

M: The truck left ten minutes ago, so it should arrive at the store in the next fifteen minutes. Do you want
me to check to see where the driver is now?

W: That's okay. So long as it has left, it'll be fine. Now could you do me a favor and get those boxes
loaded on to the truck parked over there?

M: Okay, I will take care of that right away.

Source: TEST 3 VSTEP COLLECTION MOCKTEST – Part 2 (Q17-20)

Conversation 2:

Matthew: Bye, Mum, see you later.

Mother: How are you getting to college? It’s already five to nine. You’ve missed the bus. Are you going to walk?

Matthew: No, I’m borrowing your car, remember?

Mother: Oh, Matthew. I need it today. If you want to borrow the car you need to ask me several days before.
Sorry, you’re going to have to walk. It just isn’t convenient today.

Matthew: But I did ask you. We talked about it last week. Don’t you remember I’ve promised to help Alan mover
all his books and things after my lecture today. He’s moving to a new flat and his car was broke down. I’ve got to
help him move his things. He can’t stay in the old flat after today. I promised him.

Mother: All right, all right. Of course, you must keep your promise. I remember now, you did tell me. But I
thought you said next Wednesday. You said the 9th and that’s next week when I am in Birmingham for a meeting
so I shan’t need the car.

Matthew: I didn’t ask for it next Wednesday. I’ve got an exam next Wednesday! I can’t help Alan when I am
doing an exam, can’t I?

Mother: No, I suppose not. Well, I expect you are right. I didn’t write it down so it’s my fault. Next time we must
both write it down. And make sure we write down the same date.

Matthew: Ok, so can I have it today? I need to go or I will miss my lecture.

Mother: Well, what am I supposed to do? I need to be at work in half an hour.

Matthew: I will give you a lift there on my way to college. How about that?

Mother: I suppose I haven’t got much choice. Come on, then.

Source: Test 5 7 VSTEP TESTS B1-B2-C1 – Part 2 (Q9-12)

Conversation 3:

Interviewer: This morning we have Rob Stevens with us. Rob is the manager of the new shopping center just
outside the city. Hello Rob, welcome to the show.

Rob: Thank you.

Interviewer: Rob, the new shopping center has been open for six months now, hasn’t it? How popular is it?

Rob: Actually we have been open since February, to be exact so that adds a couple of months, and it has been
really busy all this time, to tell the truth.

Interviewer: Why do you think so many people are visiting it even though it is not in the city centre? I mean, it’s
a ten-minute drive out of the city, isn’t it? Doesn’t that put people off a bit?

Rob: No, not at all. In fact, a lot of people like the fact that it is in an area with easy parking and lots of space.
Also, if you don’t drive or don’t want to use your car there is a very good bus service that is free to and from the
city center. The car park is also free, which is a big advantage, as parking in the city is usually limited to one hour
before you have to move your car.

Interviewer: I see. But there are a lot more facilities apart from shops, too, aren’t there?

Rob: Yes, of course. There are nearly 20 cafes and restaurants offering many different kinds of food. Also, there
is a play area for young children and you can leave your kids there while you go and do your shopping in peace.

Source: PART 4-LISTENING- TEST 7- SUCCEED PET-8 PRACTICE TESTS

PART 3
CODE 005:
21. C 28. B 35. A

22. D 29. B

23. D 30. A

24. A

25. A 31. B

Script: 32. C

26. B 33. A

27. D 34. D
Talk/Lecture/Conversation 1:

Well, there’s nothing quite like finding your first old ship – it was 300 years old. Well, there’s
nothing quite like finding your first Ok just lying at the bottom of the sea, so it wasn’t difficult to find.
Most are covered in sand and rocks – but this one wasn’t.

I am actually a teacher, not a full time diver – I dive in my free time but I often get to them before
the professional divers, because I have good up-to-date equipment. Another thing that helps is talking to
fish-men who tell me about their local area. I have even written a book about some of their experiences.

At the moment, I am looking for the gold from a ship called The Sea Bird. It was an enormous
well-built ship and it was coming from Australia on a winter night in 1859. Everything was going fine
until the ship reached the English coast, when it crashed into some rocs in a very strong wind and sank to
the bottom of the sea. It was carrying gold from Australia, and most it is still at the bottom of the sea.

My wedding ring is actually made from gold which I found on an eighteenth-century sailing trip.
A friend of mine, another diver, has already found 88,000 pounds worth of gold from different ship. He’s
now decided to give up his job and become a full-time diver.

My house is full of things like coins, bottles and old guns. My wife is always complaining about
the number of objects around the house – she says I should open an antique shop – but I love all these old
things. Anyway, in the end, I gave some things from my collection to museum, because I didn’t want to
sell them. But my wife still wasn’t very pleased, I’m afraid.

As diving is a dangerous hobby, it’s not a good idea to try teach yourself. I’d advise anyone
interested to do what I did. There are some excellent diving clubs like the one I joined, which run courses
for beginners. It is best to do one these before you go on a diving holiday.

Source: Test 4 “7 VSTEP TESTS B1-B2-C1”– Part 23 (Q21-25)

Talk/Lecture/Conversation 2:

Good morning everyone. After a good night’s sleep, I hope you have all recovered from your long
journey and are now ready to begin the holiday of a lifetime at the Oasis Hotel. My name is Steven and I
am your Sunny Tours rep for the week. You can usually find me chatting to holidaymakers somewhere in
the hotel or you can leave a message for me in my office next to the bar and I’ll get back to you. I’m
always in the office between 10 and 11 in the morning or 6 and 7 in the evening.

Now, I’d like to tell you about the mid-week excursion to the volcano. This is always a very popular
excursion, so I’d advise you to book soon to avoid disappointment. The cost is £20 per person and this
includes the coach trip to the harbor, the boat to the volcano and a welcome drink when you board the
boat. You need to take a packed lunch and the hotel can provide one for you at a very reasonable rate, if
you ask them the night before. The coach leaves at 9 o’clock sharp from outside the main entrance and
will return at 5 pm, just in time for dinner. Children over the age of 12 are welcome. Unfortunately, the
excursion is not suitable for younger children. The hotel has a crèche and toddler club which opens at
7.30 am for four hours and then again in the early evening between six and eight. You may already have
seen that the hotel has a fantastic, state-of-the-art gym. This is free to all hotel guest. A massage facility,
hair styling, aerobics classes and yoga classes are on offer. The first costs £5 an hour and yoga is offered
for £4.50 an hour. On Sunday morning, the fitness instructors offer water aerobics at 10 am followed by
circuit training back in the gym at 11.15.

Well, that’s all for now. Are there any questions?

Source: PART 3-LISTENING-TEST 6 (TRACK 23) - SUCCEED PET- 8 PRACTICE TESTS (2020)

Talk/Lecture/Conversation 3:

Man: Jennifer, you’re only sixteen but have already taken part in several comedy shows. When did you
first realize you were good at telling jokes?

Jennifer: I’ve always tried to make people laugh. At home, though, I was never sure if everyone was
laughing to keep me happy, or if my jokes were actually funny. This changed when I went to a big-name
comedy show and chatted with one of the stars. I tried one of my jokes on him and he laughed, which
gave me enough confidence to try performing in a school show.

Man: How do you write your funniest jokes?

Jennifer: Well, what seems to get the most laughs is when I take day-to-day things that have happened to
me and change them a bit so they’re funnier. Any technique suggested by someone else, like seeing the
news on TV and creating jokes based on that, has never worked well for me.

Man: What do your classmates at school think about you being a comedian?

Jennifer: A lot of them are creative, but because nobody else does comedy they’re pleased to have
someone they know who’s got those skills. It’s good for the school and my classmates like telling their
friends about me. They all say they expected me to do well, which I find surprising.

Man: What do you find most difficult when you’re on stage?

Jennifer: The hardest thing for any comedian is when an audience doesn’t find you funny - I’m sure
that’ll happen to me one day. Once, I couldn't remember which joke came next, so there was a long
embarrassing silence. Someone said ‘Hurry up!’ really loudly, which made me think of a funny reply that
made everyone laugh.

Man: Who has helped you develop as a comedian most?

Jennifer: My teachers have been fantastic in encouraging me. As they’re not comedians, though, it’s hard
for them to help me improve. Seeing how the audience reacts tells me directly whether my material’s
working or not, which has pushed me to do better more than anything else. I pick up ideas watching my
favourite comedians in films too.

Man: Do you want a career in comedy in the future?

Jennifer: When I was younger, I used to dream of being a doctor - I liked the idea of helping people.
Obviously comedy helps people - it’s good for us to laugh - but I think it would being funny if it was my
job. I enjoy the shows too much to give them up totally, but I’d rather do something else.

Source: Preliminary for School 1 – Test 4 – Listening - part 4 - page 75 + key page 135