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•She’s（7）__________themeetingon13November.

•She’s（8）__________thefollowingweek.

•Canyoumeetheron（9）__________________?

•Couldyoucallherand（10）___________thedate?

•P21unit2alistening1

•Fivepeopletalkabouttheirbusinesstrips.Listenanddecidewhichofthequestionseachspeakeranswer.

•AWhatdidyouthinkofthefood?

•BHowwasyourjourney?

•CWhatwasthefactorylike?

•DWhat’syourhotellike?

•EHowwasyourjourneyfromtheairport?

•FHowdidthemeetinggo?

•GHowusefulwastheinformationwesent?

•HWhatdoyouthinkofRio?

•P43unit4alistening1

•Fivepeopleexplainwhytheyboughtoneoftheproducts.Listenanddecidethemainreasonforeachpurchase.

•Aafter-salesservice

•Benvironmental-friendliness

•Cperformance

•Dprice

•Ereliability

•Freputation

•Gstyle

•Huser-friendliness

•P48unit4blistening2

•EilishexplainshowSkodachangedpublicattitudestothebrandwhenitwasrelaunchedintheUKin1995.Listenandchooseoneletterforthecorrectanswer

•1PeopleusedtomakejokesaboutSkodabecausetheythought

•Athelookofthecarswasstrange.

•Bthequalityofthecarswaspoor.

•Cthecarswereveryboring.

•2CentralEuropeanengineering

•Ahadveryhighstandardstraditionally.

•Bonlystartedtoimproveafter1948.

•Cdidnotdevelopduringthecommunistera.

•3Skodare-launcheditsbrandin1995with

•Aarangeofnewmodels.

•Banewnetworkofshowrooms

•Camajoradvertisingcampaign.

•4Goodpressismorepowerfulthanadvertisingbecause

•Aitcommunicatesthemessagemorequickly.

•Bthemessagecanreachalotmorepeople.

•Citisbasedonindependentopinion.

•5ThecompanytookjournaliststotheCzechRepublic

•Atoshowthemthequalityoftheproductionplants.

•BtoenablethemtoattendthelaunchoftheOctavia.

•CtothankthemforthepositivepresstheygaveSkoda.

•6AccordingtoarecentUKconsumersurvey,

•Athecompanyhassoldover40,000carsintheUK.

•BSkodadriversarethemostsatisfiedcarowners.

•CcentralEuropeanengineeringisthebestinEurope.

•7EilishthinksthesuccessofPRisbestmeasuredby

•Acustomersatisfactionsurveys.

•Btheamountofpresscoverage.

•Cthecompany’sturnover.

•8ThemostsatisfyingpartofEilish’sjobis

•Aworkinginasmallteam.

•Bhavingresponsibilityandinfluence.

•Csolvingdifficultproblems.

•P65-68ListeningTestPartOneunit5A

•Questions1-12

•Youwillhearthreetelephoneconversations.

•Writeoneortwowordsoranumberinthenumberedspaceontheformsbelow.

•Youwillheareachconversationtwice.

•ConversationOne

•（questions1-4）

•Lookattheformbelow.

•Youwillhearamangivinginformationaboutatrainingcourse.

•Telephonemessage

•For:

DavidTakenby:

JoannaDate:

1.8.99Time:

5pm

•PeterCarverrangaboutthe

（1）_____________you’reinterestedin.It’scalled

（2）___________andthenextoneison（3）____________.Ifyou’reinterested,callVirginiaLittleon01723（4）__________.

•ConversationTwo

•（Questions5-8）

•Youwillhearamanbookingataxi.

•LongsideTaxisBookingform

•Date:

13.5.99

•Bookingtakenby:

Julia

•Customername:

WentworthEngineering

•Pick-uptime:

（5）___________________

•Passengername:

Susan（6）___________

•Destination:

（7）_________________

•Pick-upfrom:

WentworthEngineering（passengeratthe（8）___________________）

•ConversationThree

•Youwillhearamangivinginformationaboutatalk.

•RidgewayPark

•ManagementInstitute

•OUTSIDESPEAKERBOOKINGSHEET

•NAMEOFSPEAKER:

Dr.AlanBarker

•ORGANISATION:

InstituteofEuropeanManagementConsultants

•TITLEOFTALK:

（9）_________________

•DATE/TIME:

19thMarch1999,9.30am

•VENUE:

（10）___________,RidgewayParkManagementInstitute

•EQUIPMENT:

Whiteboard,VCR,（11）_______________

•FEE:

（12）___________

•ListeningTestPartTwo

•Questions13-22

•SectionOne

•（Questions13-17）

•Youwillhearfivepeopletalkingaboutdifferentitemsofofficeequipment.

•Foreachpiece,decidewhichitemA-Hthespeakeristalkingabout.

•WriteoneletterA-Hnexttothenumberofthepiece.

•Donotuseanylettermorethanonce.

•Youwillhearthefivepiecestwice.

•1314151617

•Aansweringmachine

•Bcassetteplayer

•Cfaxmachine

•Doverheadprojector

•Epapershredder

•Fphotocopier

•Gprinter

•Hvideoplayer

•SectionTow

•（Questions18-22）

•Youwillhearanotherfiveshortpieces.

•Foreachpiece,decidewhatthespeakeristryingtodo.

•1819202122

•Aplaceanorder

•Bmakeacomplaint

•Cchangeanappointment

•Dgiveawarning

•Eexplainadelay

•Fthanksomeone

•Gmakeanannouncement

•Hrejectanoffer

•ListeningTestPartThree

•Questions23-30

•YouwillhearareportaboutVieVitale,amanufacturerofhealthandbeautyproducts.

•Foreachquestion23-30,chooseoneletter（Q,B,orC）forthecorrectanswer.

•Youwillhearthereporttwice.

•23HowmanyjobsarelikelytobelostatVieTitale?

•A200B300C500

•24Jobscutsarenotexpectedin

•Amanufacturing.

•Bdistribution.

•Cproductdevelopment.

•25VieVitaleisinadifficultsituationbecause

•Atheirideasarenolongerunique.

•Bthemarketsectorisnotlongerfashionable.

•Ccompetitorsnowhavecheaperproducts.

•26LaFaceannounceditisgoingto

•Adevelopitsownretailoutlets.

•Bconcentrateonmailordersales.

•Csellthroughdepartmentstores.

•27Asaresultofrestructuring,VieVitale’ssharepriceisnow

•Alowerthanatthestartoftheyear.

•Bthesameasthestartoftheyear.

•Chigherthanatthestartoftheyear.

•28HowdoesVieVitaleintendtowinbackitsmarketleadership?

•ABybringingoutnewproducts.

•BBychangingitsbasicapproach.

•CBymodernisingitsimage.

•29WhatisVieVitale’sstrategyconcerningitsshops?

•AItisreducingthenumberofitsshops.

•BItisbuyingbackmoreofitsoutlets.

•CItiscreatingmorefranchises.

•30VieVitaleownsallofitsshopsin

•AFrance.

•BGermany.

•CtheUK.

•P88unit6blistening1

•GeoffPaddock,SeniorGroupPressOfficeatICI（ImperialChemicalsIndustries）,givesapresentationtopotentialinvestorsonthecompany’senvironmentalperformance.Listenandchooseoneletterforthecorrectanswer.

•1ICI’senvironmentalprojectwasaresponseto

•Ashareholderdemands.

•Bpublicpressure.

•Cgovernmentlegislation

•2Between1990and1995,ICI’senvironmentalinvestmenttotaledabout

•A£

200million.

•B£

500million.

•C£

1billion.

•3ICIconcentratedexpenditureonproblemsthat

•Awerethecheapesttosolve.

•Bcouldbefixedquickly.

•Cwouldmakethemostdifference.

•4By2000allICIbusinesswillmeet

•Ainternationallyrecognisedenvironmentalregulations.

•Blocalenvironmentalregulationsthroughouttheworld.

•Cthecompany’sownenvironmentalregulations.

•5By2000ICIwillhavereduceditsenergyconsumptionby

•A10%peryear.

•B10%ofthe1990figure.

•C10%ofthe1995figure.

•6ICIwillhalveitsenvironmentalimpactbyconcentratingonthe

•Amostdangeroustypeswaste.

•Bnumberofdifferenttypesofwaste

•Cmorecommontypesofwaste.

•7TheProductStewardshipProgrammeswill

•Ainformthepublicaboutallproductlifecycles.

•Bimproveinformationaboutchemicalsusedbythecompany.

•Cbecomeastandardpartofthecompany’sannualreport.

•8GeoffPaddockbelievesthatcomplyingwithfutureenvironmentallegislationwill

•Abecomemuchmoredifficultforthecompany.

•Bbeeasierifthecompanymakeschangesnow.

•Chelpthecompanytoinfluencegovernmentpolicy.

•P101unit7blistening1

•Fivepeopletalkaboutwhytheylosttheirjobs.Listenanddecidethereasoneachspeakergives.

•Afailuretomeettargets

•Bpersonaluseofcompanyproperty

•Cpoortimekeeping

•Drefusaltoobservesafetyregulations

•Erefusaltocommute

•Frefusaltoworkovertime

•Grepeatedabsencefromwork

•Hsexualharassment

•P110unit8alistening2

•FivepeoplecalltheAccountsDepartmentandleavemessagesabouttheirexpenses.Listenanddecidewhateachspeakeristryingtodo.

•Aarrangeameeting

•Baskforhelp

•Caskforinformation

•Daskforpermission

•Ecancelandappointment

•Fexplainadelay

•Gmakeacomplaint

•Hthanksomeone

•P112unit8blistening2

•Fivebusinesstravelerstalkaboutdifferentairtravelservices.Decidewhichoneeachspeakeristalkingabout.

•Abusinessclasssection

•Bcomfortableseating

•Cfreenewspapersandmagazines

•Din-flightentertainment

•Ein-flightfoodanddrink

•Fin-seat

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