How long has Sally been waiting IELTS LISTENING With Answers

How long has Sally been waiting IELTS LISTENING Answers

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C
C
B
B
A
Cathedral
Markets
Gardens
Art Gallery
climb the tower / see the view
C
B
А
C
B
C
А
B
B
A
collecting data / gathering data / data collection
1,500
5
3,000 – 4,000
B
C
Media
Survey / Research
London University / London University Press
1988
C
А
mass media / media
academic circles / academics / researchers
specialist knowledge / specialized knowledge
unaware
individual customers/ individual consumers /
individuals
illegal profit / illegal profits
D
E

How long has Sally been waiting for IELTS LISTENING TEST

SECTION 1 Questions 1–10

Questions 1–5
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C

How long has Sally been waiting?– Example
A five minutes
B twenty minutes
C thirty minutes– correct Answer

Example Questions

What does Peter want to drink
- A -tea
- B- coffee
- C -a cold drink
What caused Peter problems at the bank?
- A- The exchange rate was down
- B -He was late.
- C -The computers weren’t working.
Who did Peter talk to at the bank?
- A -an old friend
- B -an American man
- C -a German man
Henry gave Peter a map of.
- A -the city.
- B- the bus routes.
- C- the train system.
What do Peter and Sally decide to order?
- A- food and drinks
- B- just food
- C -just drinks

Questions 6–8

Complete the notes below using words from the box.

Art Gallery
Cathedral
Castle
Gardens
Markets

Tourist attractions open all day: 6. ………………………… and Gardens

Tourist attractions NOT open on Mondays: 7 ………………………… and Castle

Tourist attractions which have a free entry: 8 ………………………… and Markets

Questions 9 and 10

Complete the sentences below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer

The first place Peter and Sally will visit is the..………………………… .
At the Cathedral, Peter really wants to ………………………………… .

Section 2 Question 11-20.

Question 11-20.

Circle The Correct Letter A,B,C

the counselling may contact tutorts if
- A-They are too slow in marking assinments
- B-they give students a lot of work.
- C-they don’t inform students about their progress
Stress may be caused by?
- A-new teachers.
- B-time pressure.
- C-unfamiliar subject matter
International students may find stress difficult to handle because?
- A-they lack support from family and friends.
- B-they don’t have time to make new friends.
- C-they find it difficult to socialise.
A personal crisis may be caused by
- A-studying for to long overseas
- B business problems in the students own Country
- C disruptions to personal relation ships

the counselling may contact tutorts if
- A-They are too slow in marking assinments
- B-they give students a lot of work.
- C-they don’t inform students about their progress
Stress may be caused by?
- A-new teachers.
- B-time pressure.
- C-unfamiliar subject matter
International students may find stress difficult to handle because?
- A-they lack support from family and friends.
- B-they don’t have time to make new friends.
- C-they find it difficult to socialise.
A personal crisis may be caused by
- A-studying for too long overseas.
- business problems in the student’s own country.
- disruptions to personal relationships.
Students may lose self-esteem if
- A-they have to change courses
- B-they don’t complete a course.
- their family puts too much pressure on them.
Students should consult Glenda Roberts if
- A-their general health is poor.
- B-their diet is too strict.
- C-they can’t eat the local food.
Students in financial difficulties can receive?
- A-assistance to buy books.
- B-a loan to pay their course fees.
- a no-interest loan to cover study expenses
18 Loans are also available to students who
- A- Can’t pay their rent.
- B- need to buy furniture.
- C-can’t cover their living expenses.
The numnber of students counselled by the service last year was
- A-214.
- B-240.
- C-2600
The speaker thinks the Counselling Service
- A.- has been effective in spite of staff shortages
- B- is under-used by students.
- C-has suffered badly because of staff cuts

SECTION 3 Questions 21-30

Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND OR A NUMBER for each answer.

How long has Sally been waiting IELTS LISTENING QUESTION 21-24 — How long has Sally been waiting for IELTS LISTENING

Questions 25 and 26

Choose TWO letters A-E. What TWO disadvantages of the questionnaire form of data collection do the students discuss?

A-The data is sometimes invalid.
B-Too few people may respond.
C-It is less likely to reveal the unexpected.
D-It can only be used with literate populations.
E-There is a delay between the distribution and return of questionnaires.

Questions 27-30
Complete the table below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Author	Title	publisher	year of publication
27………….	‘Sample Surveys in Social Science Research
bell	28…	29…….
Wilson	“Interviews that work’	Oxford University Press	30…………..

table Question 27-30

SECTION 4 Questions 31-40
Questions 31 and 32

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

Corporate crime is generally committed
- A-against individuals.
- B-by groups
- C-for companies
Corporate crime does NOT include
- A-employees stealing from their company.
- B-unintentional crime by employees.
- C-fraud resulting from company policy.

Questions 33-38
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

Corporate crime has been ignored by:
a) the 33 …………………………………e.g. films
b) 34 …..
Reasons:
a) often more complex than reading 35……………
b) less human interest than conventional crime.
c) victims often 36……………….
Effects:
a) Economic costs
may appear unimportant to 37 .. …………
• can make large 38 …….. for company
• cause more losses to individuals than conventional crimes
b) Social costs
• make people lose trust in the business world
affect poorer people most

table

Questions 39 and 40
Choose TWO letters A-F

& 40-The oil tanker explosion was an example of a crime which was no-one’s fault
- A-was no-one’s fault.
- B- was not a corporate crime.
- C-was intentional.
- D-was caused by indifference.
- E-had tragic results.
- F-made a large profit for the company.