Listening Mock Test
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Part 1
Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Local food shops
Where to go1.
Pine Lane – near the
2.
cross the and turn left
3.
best to go before pm, earlier than closing time
Eco-friendly store
4.
called below a café in the large, red building
5. look for the large outside
Supermarket
6.
take an tram, number 67
Complete the table below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
| To buy | Other ideas |
|---|---|
| 5 avocados | a bunch of 7. |
| grains and a 8. for dessert | dried fruits and 9. |
| a whole grain loaf | a 10. cake |
Part 2
Expo workshops
Choose answers from the list and write the correct letter (A–H) in the boxes next to Questions 11–16.
A. involves building projects
B. will be led by a tech expert
C. is aimed at young developers
D. involves hands-on work
E. focuses on tech communication
F. is aimed at a specific age group
G. explores the thrill of creation
H. raises awareness of tech history
11. The Future of AI 12. Build It 13. Team Code 14. Speak Tech 15. Joy of Coding 16. Tech Roots
Which TWO reasons does the speaker give for recommending Innovate and Create?
A. It will appeal to both boys and girls.
B. The author is well known.
C. It has delightful illustrations.
D. It is humorous.
E. It addresses the thrill of creation.
Write in the boxes the letters that correspond to the two things in either order.
17.
18.
Which TWO pieces of advice does the speaker give to parents about engaging children with technology?
A. Encourage children to watch tech documentaries.
B. Allow children to explore tech books.
C. Get recommendations from tech teachers.
D. Give children a choice about what topics they explore.
E. Only discuss technology with children until they understand it.
Write in the boxes the letters that correspond to the two things in either order.
19.
20.
Part 3
Behaviour experiment for Year 10 students
Choose the correct letter (A, B, or C).
21. How does Jane feel about the students in her Year 10 chemistry class?
22. How does David react to Jane’s suggestion about an experiment based on students’ environment?
23. What problem do they agree may be involved in an experiment involving plants?
24. What question do they decide the experiment should address?
25. Jane might also consider doing another experiment involving
Complete the boxes below. Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter (A–H) next to Questions 26–30.
A. age
B. external
C. size
D. markers
E. nutrients
F. calculations
G. changes
H. colour
26. Choose plants which are all the same 27. Divide the plants into two groups, each with a different 28. Put each group in a separate pot. Group A gets standard soil. Group B gets soil that has been enriched with 29. Place them in a monitoring area to prevent 30. Do all necessary
Part 4
Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Digital Security
Where digital security comes from
- encryption from some 31. in personal devices
- the implementation of security measures
- the breakdown of data protection systems
Effects of digital security
- They enhance the protection of 32. and improve trust
- 33. authentication is an important example of these applications
- Numerous 34. are adopting digital security to protect client data
- The initial 35. can still be costly
Digital security in personal devices – a study by the University of Cambridge
- Devices are important because they add digital 36. to personal data protection
- The study found that digital security caused:
- it can help reduce the risk of 37. and involved a number of 38. in a variety of devices
- improved trust
- a rise in the level of 39. in personal privacy
The study concluded:
- digital security should be seen as an important natural process
- digital security is pivotal for both personal and 40. digital health