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Woman: Gina speaking. How can I help you?

Man: Oh, hello-I'd like to order some stationery, please.

Woman: And who am I speaking to?

Man: John Carter.

Woman: Right-can I just confirm your account number and the name of your company, John?

Man: Sure! The account number is 6 9 2 4 double 1

Woman: Six nine two four one one. Right, and you're from 'Rainbow Computers?'

Man: No. The company is Rainbow Communications

Woman: Oh, OK, I'll just fix that on the system ... communications. And what would you like to order, John?

Man: Envelopes. We need a box of A4 - that is, normal size envelopes

Woman: White, yellow or manilla?

Man: We'll have the plain white please - but the ones with the little windows.

Woman: OK ... One box - A4 - white - just the one box, was it?

Man: Um... on second thoughts make that two boxes. We go through heaps of envelopes. As a matter of interest. Are they made from recycled paper?

Woman: No. You can't get white recycled paper. The recycled ones are grey and they're more expensive actually.

Man: Right - we'll stick to white then.

Woman: Something else, John?

Man: Yes, we need some coloured photocopy paper. What colours do you have?

Woman: We've got purple, light blue, blue, light green-whatever you want, pretty much. There are 500 sheets to the pack.

Man: Let's see ... Um... we're going to need a lot of blue paper for our new price lists so can you give us 10 packs, please? Make sure it's the light blue though ...

Woman: 10 packs of the light blue. Anything else that we can help you with?

Man: Um... let me think ... what else do we need? Um... uh, I'm sure there was something else.

Woman: Pens, paper clips, fax paper, computer supplies, office furniture?

Man: Oh, yes! We need floppy disks - do you have those nice coloured ones?

Woman: Yes, but they're a bit more expensive than the black ones.

Man: That's alright. I'm not paying, anyway!

Woman: Right. Floppy disks. And what about diaries for next year? We've got them in stock already and it's a good idea to order early.

Man: Er... no - I think we're alright for diaries but something we do need is one of those big wall calendars - you know, one that shows the whole year at a glance. Do you stock those?

Woman: We certainly do.

Man: OK - can you include a wall calendar then, um, with the other stuff? Um, just make sure it's got the whole year on the one side.

Woman: Sure- and do you have a copy of our new catalogue?

Man: No, I don't, but could you send one. Woman: Yes! I'll pop one in with the order. You'll find it a lot easier to remember what you need if you have our catalogue in front of you next time.

Man: Yes, good idea. And er when can you deliver this?

Woman: Should be with you tomorrow morning.

Man: Can you make sure that it's not after 11.30a.m. because I have to go out at 12 there's only myself here on Fridays?

Woman: Fine - I'll make a note on the delivery docket that they should deliver before half past eleven. Thanks very much.

Man: Thanks.

SECTION 1 Questions 1-10

Questions 1-6

Complete the form. below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS or A NUMBER for each answer.

Example:

ORDER PLACED BY: John Carter

ACCOUNT NUMBER 【1】______

COMPANY NAME 【2】______

Envelopes

Size A4 normal

Colour 【3】______

Quantity 【4】______

Photocopy paper

Colour 【5】______

Quantity 【6】______

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听力原文：GRANT: How do visitors enter the competition on Open Day?

CLARE: Well, firstly, they have to make their way to the 'portal photo booth' on campus.

GRANT: Okay—a bit like a treasure hunt to start with.

CLARE: Yes, and then they get their photo taken stepping through the portal.

GRANT: And they'll have to write down their details—you know, name, phone number, email...No, hang on... let's keep it simple—just name and email address should do.

CLARE: Then after, say, the thirtieth of July, people can visit the university Face book page and vote for their favorite photo.

GRANT: So the photo with the most votes wins.

CLARE: Yes, I think that should generate quite a bit of interest.

GRANT: What about a cut-off date?

CLARE: Of course...maybe, uh...the most popular photo as of 5 pm on the tenth of August will collect the pad.

GRANT: And the winner will be notified by email.

CLARE: And...the winning photo will be enlarged and published in full color on the university Face book page.

Label the flow chart below.

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

Step 1 Find 'Portal (28) on campus on Open Day

Step 2 Be photographed stepping through the Portal

Step 3 Give contact (29) (name & email address)

Step 4 Visit the University Face book page and vote

Step 5 The picture with the most votes at 5 pm on (30) wins

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Questions 37-40

Complete the table below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

【37】

听力原文： Announcer: And now for some information on local events and activities. A couple of announcements for artlovers and budding artists alike. First, a new collection of artwork is going on show to the public next month in the form. of an artists' exhibition. The exhibition will include many different types of art ... over 100 different pieces, by 58 artists from the local area. It's being held at the Royal Museum which-for those of you who are unfamiliar with the area-is located opposite the library in West Street, right on the corner ... the actual address is number 1, Queen's Park Road-it isn't difficult to find. The exhibition will run for 9 weeks and will begin on the 6th of October and continue until the 10th of December. So there's plenty of time for you to go along and have a look and I'm sure that will be worth doing.

What will you see there? Well, amongst the items on display will be some exciting pieces of modern jewellery, furniture, ceramics, metal work and sculpture. To give you some examples ... Local artist Kate Maine will be there to discuss her collection of pots and bowls that she has made to resemble garden vegetables. They're the sort of thing that would brighten up any dining table, and range from things like yellow cabbage-shaped bowls to round tomatoshaped teapots. Prize-winner Cynthia Course, will also be there to talk about her silver jewellery, all of Which she produced using ideas from the rural setting of her country home. Some of her rings are quite extraordinary and have beautiful coloured stones in them. Or if you prefer sculpture, there's plenty of that too. Take, for example,

Susan Cup's sculpture of 25 pairs of white paper shoes. It sounds easy, but believe me it looks incredible! All of these items along with many others will be on sale throughout the exhibition period.

As part of the exhibition, there will be a series of demonstrations called 'Face to Face' which will take place every Sunday afternoon during the exhibition and these will provide an opportunity for you to meet the artists. The second set of activities are for those who would prefer to indulge in some artwork themselves ... the Artist's Conservatory are holding a series of courses over the autumn period. The courses cover all media and include subjects such as Chinese brush painting, pencil drawing and silk painting. All the tutors are experienced artists, course sizes are kept to a minimum of 15 and there will be plenty of individual assistance.

All the sessions offer excellent value for money and the opportunity to relax in a delightful rural setting. Fees are very reasonable and include the use of an excellent studio and access to the art shop which you will find sells everything from paper to CDs and they also include the provision of all materials. For more information on dates, cost and availability you should get in touch with the programme co-ordinator on 4592 839584 or go direct to the website ...

SECTION 2 Questions 11-20

Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

Artist's Exhibition

General details:

Place: 【11】______ No. 1 【12】______

Dates: 6th October-【13】______

Display details:

— jewellery

— furniture

— ceramics

— 【14】______

— sculpture

Expect to see: crockery in the shape of 【15】______

silver jewellery, e.g. large rings containing 【16】______

a shoe sculpture made out of 【17】______

Go to demonstrations called: '【18】______'

Artist's Conservatory

Courses include: Chinese brush painting

【19】______

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听力原文： Okay, now going back to the grades of activity...First of all, tramping. This is very popular with singles and couples without children but is certainly not restricted to those groups. Tramping is arranged for Tuesdays and Saturdays throughout the year. Most tramps are of a duration of 3 to 5 hours depending on the weather and the terrain, and of course, the time of year. You would need to check the newsletter or the website to find out place and time and, if you wish to participate, phone the coordinator who can give you more information.

I'll move on now to walking which is very popular with families but open to everyone and walks are arranged for every Thursday and every Sunday over the course of the entire year. Walks last no more than 3 hours, although the Thursday walks might be shorter; and again, you would have to check the newsletter for details of the time and area to meet and get in touch with the walking organizer to confirm your participation.

Now, the Wanderers are what you might call a sub-group of the Active Outdoor Club. This group was set up to cater for the less active, more elderly, or families with very young children who still want to enjoy the great outdoors but without quite so much exertion. Bear in mind that the length of these activities is variable but we're always home before dark. Any member of the club is welcome to join in their activities on a Sunday which include visiting some of our more beautiful parks and botanical gardens, beach walks, picnics and even boat trips to visit some of the small islands off the coast. Often guided tours can be arranged if there is enough interest. If you'd like to see what the Wanderers are up to, check the website and then phone the leader for more information.

I'll bet you're all ready for that cup of tea now, but before I finish, I really must mention something that can be a lot of fun, a great opportunity to form. new or strengthen existing friendships, and a chance to explore a part of the country that you may never have seen before. These are our "Mystery Weekends". The Committee puts a lot of time and effort into the organization of these weekends away not only for health and safety reasons but also to ensure that everything runs smoothly and everyone has a good time. There will be a charge to cover travel and accommodation costs but, apart from that, it's an affordable and exciting weekend away from the city. For more information call the chairman of the committee—you'll find his phone number in the newsletter.

So, that's all I have to say at this point—please enjoy the refreshments, chat with others, and feel free to ask questions. All the committee members are wearing large red name badges so they're easy to find.

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