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Listening Examination
Paper AA119

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CANDIDATE INSTRUCTIONS:
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Listen to the recording and answer the questions.
You will hear each part of the recording twice.
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 There will be a pause before each part so you can read the questions.
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 There will be other pauses to let you think about your answers.
 When you hear the tone you should write your answers on the
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question paper.
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 Write clearly in the spaces provided.

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You must ask any questions now as you cannot speak during the test.
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A119-05-2
 Section L1 (10 marks) Marks
Listen to these six conversations and put a tick () in the box that shows the correct Awarded
answer to the man's question. The first one is done for you as an example.

A. What did Mike buy at the station?

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B. What did Paulo eat for lunch today?

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C. Where was Helen’s bag?
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D. What did Selma wear to the school disco?

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E. How did Maggie and the children get to Scotland?

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F. What did Mark get for his birthday?

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 Section L2 (20 marks) Marks
Listen to this passage and write the missing words in the spaces given. Awarded

Moths

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Moths are insects which look like butterflies. They are often

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______________, but they can also be bright colours. Most moths are nocturnal,

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______________ means they only come out at night. They usually rest during the

day. There are more than 150,000 different kinds of moth. Most of them only

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______________ for about one week.

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Different moths eat different types of food. Most moths eat (4) ______________, taking
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nectar from flowers. Of course, plant-eating moths take food from flowers which
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Other types of moths eat wool or silk. These moths love to live in your house with you,
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but they may eat your ______________ and your favourite clothes. One other type
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of moth is the silk-worm moth. These creatures lay their eggs on Mulberry leaves. The
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eggs ______________ caterpillars and they eat the Mulberry leaves. When the
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caterpillars are large ______________, they make a protective case around their
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body. This is (9) ______________ a cocoon. After a few weeks, the cocoon breaks open

and a (10) ______________ moth escapes.

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 Section L3 (20 marks)
Listen to the passage about Neil Armstrong and decide if the sentences are true or
false. Put a tick () in the correct column. There will now be a 20 second pause to
allow you to read the questions.

True False

1. Armstrong was born in 1930.

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2. He learnt to fly at age five.

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3. He studied engineering at university.

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4. His family paid for his education.

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5. His astronaut training was in Florida.

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6. He made his first space flight in 1966.
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7. Armstrong was the spaceship pilot in 1969.
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8. Armstrong spent over two hours on the moon.

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9. Collins stayed on the spaceship.

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10. 600 million people watched the landing on TV.

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