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Orange 20 Listening - Test 1
Section 1

Questions 1-10

1-10

Complete the table below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Name of restaurant
Location
Reason for recommendation
Other comments
The Junction
Greyson Street, near the station
Good for people who are especially keen on 1
  • Quite expensive
  • The 2
     is a good place for a drink
Paloma
In Bow Street next to the cinema
3
 food, good for sharing
  • Staff are very friendly
  • Need to pay £50 deposit
  • A limited selection of 4
     food on the menu
The 5
At the top of a 6
  • A famous chef
  • All the 7
     are very good
  • Only uses 8
     ingredients
  • Set lunch costs: £9
     per person
  • Portions probably of 10
     size
Section 2

Questions 11-16

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
11

Heather says pottery differs from other art forms because

Ait lasts longer in the ground.
Bit is practised by more people.
Cit can be repaired more easily.
12

Archaeologists sometimes identify the use of ancient pottery from

Athe clay it was made with.
Bthe marks that are on it.
Cthe basic shape of it.
13

Some people join Heather's pottery class because they want to

Acreate an item that looks very old.
Bfind something that they are good at.
Cmake something that will outlive them.
14

What does Heather value most about being a potter?

Aits calming effect
Bits messy nature
Cits physical benefits
15

Most of the visitors to Edelman Pottery

Abring friends to join courses.
Bhave never made a pot before.
Ctry to learn techniques too quickly.
16

Heather reminds her visitors that they should

Aput on their aprons.
Bchange their clothes.
Ctake off their jewellery.

Questions 17-18

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
17 - 18

Which TWO things does Heather explain about kilns?

Questions 19-20

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
19 - 20

Which TWO points does Heather make about a potter's tools?

Section 3

Questions 21-22

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
21 - 22

Which TWO things do the students both believe are responsible for the increase in loneliness?

Questions 23-24

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
23 - 24

Which TWO health risks associated with loneliness do the students agree are based on solid evidence?

Questions 25-26

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
25 - 26

Which TWO opinions do both the students express about the evolutionary theory of loneliness?

Questions 27-30

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
27

When comparing loneliness to depression, the students

Adoubt that there will ever be a medical cure for loneliness.
Bclaim that the link between loneliness and mental health is overstated.
Cexpress frustration that loneliness is not taken more seriously.
28

Why do the students decide to start their presentation with an example from their own experience?

Ato explain how difficult loneliness can be
Bto highlight a situation that most students will recognise
Cto emphasise that feeling lonely is more common for men than women
29

The students agree that talking to strangers is a good strategy for dealing with loneliness because

Ait creates a sense of belonging.
Bit builds self-confidence.
Cit makes people feel more positive.
30

The students find it difficult to understand why solitude is considered to be

Asimilar to loneliness.
Bnecessary for mental health.
Can enjoyable experience.
Section 4

Questions 31-40

31-40

Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Reclaiming urban rivers

Historical background

  • Nearly all major cities were built on a river.
  • Rivers were traditionally used by city dwellers for transport, fishing and recreation.
  • Industrial development and rising populations later led to:
    • more sewage from houses being discharged into the river.
    • pollution from 31
       on the river bank.
  • In 1957, the River Thames in London was declared biologically 32

Recent improvements

  • Seals and even a 33
     have been seen in the River Thames.
  • Riverside warehouses are converted to restaurants and 34
  • In Los Angeles, there are plans to:
    • build a riverside 35
    • display 36 36
       projects.
  • In Paris, 37
     are created on the sides of the river every summer.

Transport possibilities

  • Over 2 billion passengers already travel by 38
  • Changes in shopping habits mean the number of deliveries that are made is increasing.
  • Instead of road transport, goods could be transported by large freight barges and electric 39
    , or, in future, by 40

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