Old people are likely to have some difficulties in falling asleep.

ries ( A - H) over the same three-year period.

&8226;Which graph does each sentence (11 -15) describe?

&8226;For each sentence, mark one letter ( A - H) on your Answer Sheet.

&8226;Do not use any letter more than once.

Exports fell during the second year but then made a strong recovery in the third year.

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Questions 6-10

&8226;Look at the organisation plan below. It shows the different divisions of a manufacturing company.

&8226;For questions 6-10, decide where each person should go.

&8226;For each question, mark the correct letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.

&8226;Do not use any letter more than once.

Mr Li needs to get changed and freshen up after her shift.

product.

&8226;Write a note to Ms. Liu:

&8226;saying who wants her to attend the sales presentation;

&8226;informing her when and where the sales presentation will be held.

&8226;Write about 30 - 40 words on your Answer Sheet.

&8226;Jimmy Andrew is leaving the company next week. You decide to have a farewell party for him.

&8226;Write a notice to all your colleagues:

Informing them about the party

Saying when and where the party is

Inviting them to the party.

&8226;Write about 30 -40 words.

&8226;Write on your Answer Sheet.

ial in the form. of pictures or words. You have 30 seconds to look at the prompt card, an example of which is below, and then about 2 minutes to discuss the scenario with your partner. After that the examiner will ask you more questions related to the topic.

For two or three candidates

Scenario

I'm going to describe a situation.

Your company is planning to hold a new product launch. Talk together about the topic the company could arrange in the product launch and decide which 3 you think are most important.

Here are some ideas to help you.

Prompt material

-- Advertisement

-- Posters

-- Market prospect

-- Raw material

-- Output

-- Cost

-- Consumer

How to approach Speaking Test Part Three

?In this part of the test you work with the other candidate(s).The examiner gives you a scenario and a task to discuss. You must try to reach agreement with the other candidate(s).

?You have 30 seconds to prepare your ideas. Use this time to ensure you understand the task. Ask the examiner to explain anything you are unsure of.

?Listen to the other candidate(s) and respond to what they say. Do not just give your own opinions.

?Try to make more than just basic comments. Link your ideas with and, but and so etc. and give examples to show what you mean,

Scenario: Organising a meeting

You have been asked to organise a meeting for all staff in your department. Talk together about what you need to do and decide which three things you should do first.

Here are some ideas to help you.

?organise refreshments

?book a meeting room

?decide on the agenda of the meeting

?invite all the participants

?decide on the date and starting time of the meeting

?set a time limit for the meeting

?ask the participants to prepare for the meeting

How to approach Speaking Test Part One

?In this part of the test you answer questions about yourself and express personal opinions.

?Before the exam, think of answers to possible questions about your work, free time, family, country etc. Below are some questions you might need to answer.

?In the exam, listen carefully to the questions. Make sure you answer what the examiner asks you. Ask the examiner to repeat a question if necessary.

?Try to give more than just basic answers. Link your ideas with and, but and so etc. and give examples to show what you mean.

SAMPLE QUESTIONS

?What's your name? How do you spell your first name/surname?

?Where do you live? Do you like living there? Why? / Why not?

?What do you do? Do you like being a ...?Why?/Why not?

?What do you like doing in your free time?