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A. Announcement.
Look at this timetable. Now listen to the airport announcement and correct the timetable.

Original Timetable:
Frankfurt/Main — LH302 — 09:15
Amsterdam — BA314 — 09:30
Rome — AI411 — 09:50
Wiesbaden — BA356 — 10:10

Corrected Timetable:
— LH302 —
— BA314 —
— AI411 —
— BA356 —

B. Telephone Message.
Look at this message. Listen to the phone message on the tape and correct the information.
Message: Meet John on the north side of Waterloo Bridge at 6:30.
Correction: Meet at at

A. Changes.

1. Choose the best answer (a, b, or c) for each of the following questions.
(1) Which of the following topics is not covered in the conversation?
a. Unemployment.
b. Number of new airports.
c. Number of aeroplane passengers.
(2) Why have there been changes at the airport?
a. Because aeroplane passengers have increased.
b. Because helicopter passengers have increased.
c. Because of the discovery of oil.

2. Fill in the blanks with Arabic numerals and symbols according to what you hear on the tape. Please use "," to divide the long numbers.
(1) Since 1978 the population has increased to about .
(2) Unemployment rate in 1978 was about . Now it is about .
(3) Since 1978 the number of aeroplane passengers has increased from to . And the number of helicopter passengers has increased from to .

B. Bus Conductor Wins Fortune on Pools.

1. Choose the best answer (a, b, or c) for each of the following questions.
(1) Who is being talked about?
a. Roy Edwards.
b. Roy Woods.
c. Stan Woods.
(2) What does he do?
a. He is a bus conductor.
b. He is a bus driver.
c. He is a taxi driver.
(3) Why was he worried about money last week?
a. Because he had borrowed 20 pounds from his landlady.
b. Because he did not have enough money to buy food for the family.
c. Because he did not have enough money to pay for his rent.
(4) How did he suddenly become rich?
a. He won 12,000 pounds on the football pools last Saturday.
b. He won 120,000 pounds on the football pools last Saturday.
c. He received a 120,000-pound inheritance last week.
(5) What happened last night?
a. He was interviewed in a megazine.
b. He was interviewed on the radio.
c. He was interviewed on television.
(6) When is he going to finish working at his present job?
a. The end of this week.
b. Early next week.
c. The end of next week.
(7) Where does his family live at present?
a. In a furnished flat.
b. In an unfurnished flat.
c. In a rented house.
(8) What is his wife going to do?
a. She is going to buy her own car.
b. She is going to take driving lessons.
c. She is going to sell her old Ford.

2. Fill in the blanks according to what you hear on the tape.
—Mr. Woods, are you going to your job on the ?
—Yes, I'm going to finish the week.
—And what other have you got?
—Well, I'm going to .
—Have you got now?
—No, no, we live in .
—Have you got ?
—Yes, I've got , but I'm going to buy .

C. Cooking.

1. Complete the list of ingredients and quantities.
a. lean beef steak — 350 grams
b. —
c. soy sauce —
d. —
e. — 1/2 teaspoon
f. —
g. —
h. — 1 tablespoon
i. chicken stock/water —
j. —

2. Make notes of the various stages of the cooking process.
(1) Put the beef in of refrigerator for minutes.
(2) Cut beef into — inches long.
(3) Put beef in a bowl, add , soy sauce, , sesame oil, , and well.
(4) Let slices for minutes.
(5) Shred the finely.
(6) Heat a wok or large frying pan, add the .
(7) When it is very hot, the beef for minutes.
(8) Remove the beef, wipe the wok or pan clean, and it.
(9) Add , stir-fry the for seconds.
(10) Add stock or and .
(11) Return the to the , and well.
(12) Turn the mixture onto a and at once.

D. How to Use a Camera.

1. Choose the best answer (a, b, or c) for each of the following questions.
(1) What is the purpose of Julie's visit to Bob's house?
a. To show him her new camera.
b. To ask Bob to show her how the camera works.
c. To give Bob a camera as his birthday present.
(2) Which of the following statements may not be true of Bob?
a. He is a good photographer.
b. He is a friend of Julie's.
c. He is Julie's husband.

2. Identification. Match each verb in Column I with the nouns in Column II according to the instructions that Bob gives to Julie.
Column I
(1) close (2) push (3) open (4) look through
(5) put ... in the compartment (6) press (7) buy (8) press
Column II
(a) a film (b) the viewfinder (c) the button (d) the film compartment
(e) the compartment (f) the lever (g) the release (h) a film cartridge

Answer: (1) — ; (2) — ; (3) — ; (4) — ;
(5) — ; (6) — ; (7) — ; (8) — .

3. Rearrange Bob's instructions according to the proper order.
(1) Buy a film.
(2) .
(3) .
(4) .
(5) Close the film compartment.
(6) .
(7) .
(8) Press the button.

E. Monologue.

1. Choose the best answer (a, b, or c) to complete each of the following statements.
(1) This monologue takes place _________.
a. on the street
b. in a taxi
c. in a hotel
(2) The speaker is complaining about ___________.
a. the coffee and the breakfast
b. the hot and sticky weather
c. a tricky taxi-driver
(3) She is talking to __________.
a. the taxi driver
b. another customer in the hotel
c. a hotel maid
(4) The monologue takes place __________.
a. in the morning
b. in the evening
c. at night

2. True or False Questions.
(1) This is the first time the speaker comes to this city.
(2) The woman has come to the city by plane.
(3) She arrived in the city at about eleven o'clock the previous morning.
(4) The woman didn't expect the car to be air-conditioned.
(5) The driver drove for quite some time before they reached the woman's hotel.
(6) Since the taxi driver told the woman his car had been Registered, the woman copied down the special registration number and made a note of his licence plate.
(7) When the woman said "I don't suppose," she meant that she didn't believe that it wouldn't have made any difference whether she had made a note of the licence plate or not.
(8) The hotel actually stood opposite to the station.

Dictation.

Due to fog we regret that changes have been made to the scheduled departures. Flight LH302 is now due to leave at 10:00. Frankfurt airport is closed and this fight will be diverted to Wiesbaden. Flight BA314 will now leave at 10:20 and Flight AI411 at 10:25. Please await further announcements.

"Hello. This is John. I'm afraid I can't make it this evening. I've asked Peter to meet you but he can't get away from work until twenty past six. It seems better if you met at 6:50 at the entrance to Waterloo Station."

... Well, you know there have been a lot of changes over the last few years. In fact, since 1978 the population has increased to about a quarter of a million. Unemployment is much better than in some cities. Now it's about five and a half per cent.
Yes, but in 1978 it was only about three per cent.
It's not bad, as I said. But there have been changes at the airport since we found oil. Since 1978 the number of aeroplane passengers has increased from 980,000 to 1,400,000. And over these last few years, from 1978 until now, the number of helicopter passengers has also increased enormously. It was 220,000 in 1978, but since then it's increased to 600,000.

This time last week Roy Woods, a bus conductor from Streatham, in South London, was worried about money. He owed twenty pounds to his landlady in rent. Today he is rich, for last Saturday he won 120,000 pounds on the football pools.
Last night he was interviewed on television by reporter Stan Edwards.

Edwards: Well, Mr. Woods, what are you going to do now? Are you going to give up your job on the buses?
Woods: Yes, I'm going to finish at the end of the week.
Edwards: And what other plans have you got?
Woods: Well, I'm going to buy a house.
Edwards: Have you got a house of your own now?
Woods: No, no, we live in a furnished flat.
Edwards: Have you got a car?
Woods: Yes, I've got an old Ford, but I'm going to buy a new car ... and my wife says she's going to have driving lessons!

Today, I'm going to tell you how to make stir-fried beef with ginger. This typically Guangzhou dish is one of the quickest and tastiest ways to cook beef. The ginger adds spiciness. Serve it with ham and bean sprouts soup. See page 64.
Ingredients: 350 grams of lean beef steak.
Quarter of a teaspoon of salt.
Two teaspoons of light soy sauce.
Two teaspoons of dry wine.
Half a teaspoon of sesame oil.
One teaspoon of corn flour.
One slice of fresh ginger.
One table spoon of oil.
One table spoon of chicken stock or water.
And half a teaspoon of sugar.
First, you put the beef in the freezing compartment of the refrigerator for twenty minutes. This will allow the meat to harden slightly for easier cutting.
Then cut it into thin slices of about one and a half inches, that's three and a half centimetres long.
Put the beef slices into a bowl. And add the salt, soy sauce, wine, sesame oil, and corn flour, and mix well.
Let the slices soak for about fifteen minutes.
Meanwhile, finely shred the ginger slice and set it aside.
Heat a wok or large frying pan and add the oil.
When it is very hot, stir-fry the beef for about two minutes.
When all the beef is cooked, remove it, wipe the wok or pan clean and re-heat it.
Add a little oil and stir-fry the ginger for a few seconds.
Then add the stock or water and sugar.
Quickly return the meat to the pan, and stir well.
Turn the mixture onto a plate, and serve at once.

Julie has just arrived at Bob's house. She has bought a new camera. She wants Bob to show her how it works.
Julie: You're a good photographer, Bob. Can you have a look at this camera and show me how it works?
Bob: Yes, of course. It isn't difficult. But first you have to buy a film.
Julie: (scornfully) I know that. Here's the film.
Bob: Right. Now first you have to open the film compartment. Just press the release. Then you have to put a film cartridge in the compartment. Close it carefully. After that you have to push the lever until you see number 1 in the counter window. And then all you have to do is this look through the viewfinder and press the button. It's very easy.
Julie: Thank you, Bob. Let's try it. I'm going to take your photograph, so say 'cheese'.

Yes, I agree. Lovely breakfast. Very nice. Excellent coffee, especially, don't you think? Anyway, as I was telling you, it happens to me every time I go to a new place: I always end up paying twice or three times as much as I should for the first ride. But last night was the worst ever. The train got in at about eleven, so I felt lucky to get one—though it looked a bit old and battered. But he was so polite—and you don't get much of that these days: 'Let me take your bags,' he says. 'No trouble,' he says. 'It's a hot, sticky night,' he says, 'but don't worry, madam, it's air-conditioned,' —and it was, surprisingly— 'just relax and I'll get you there in no time.' So we went for miles down this road and that road and he pointed out all sorts of buildings and other sights that he said I'd appreciate when I could see them properly in the morning. And he told me that though this was one of the few cities in the world where a woman could go at that time of night on her own and nothing to fear, even so, it was a good thing I'd taken a registered vehicle, because you never knew, did you? Though I couldn't see any special registration number of anything, and I didn't think to make a note of his licence plate—and it wouldn't have made any difference, I don't suppose. So here I am. And as you can see, if you look out of the window, that's the station! Just across the road! Anyway. Well, it's a lovely hotel, isn't it? Are you on holiday too?

My problem is with my mother, who is now well over seventy and a widow and becoming very fragile, and she really needs my help. But where she lives, in the country, there's no work available for me—I'm a designer—and she can't come and live with me because she says she doesn't like the climate because it's too bad for her rheumatism, which is actually true—it's very cold here. And if I go and work there as something else where she lives, perhaps as a secretary, it means we have to take drastic drop in salary. So I don't really know what to do.