PAPER 4: LISTENING (APPROXIMATELY 40 MINUTES) 30 questions in total to answer – 40 points in total
PAPER 4: Listening - Part 3 - Multiple Matching (to questions or summaries) 5 questions; 5 marks
Specific tips to remember while in the exam
- 30 seconds to look at questions to Part 3.
- You will hear the recording twice.
- You will hear all 5 speakers in a row, one after the other, and this sequence will be repeated again on the second listening.
- Read answers A-F carefully before you listen.
- Read and re-read each question carefully before the listening begins. This will help you direct which aspect of the text you need to focus on.
- Pay close attention to the start and end of what each speaker says.
- The first few spoken words can indicate the answer you are looking for.
- Pay attention to what is not mentioned by the speakers.
- Once the first listening part is finished, you should know which option should be eliminated.
- Once you have eliminated the extra option, work only with the other options.
- You will hear a ‘Buzz’ indicating the listening is being repeated a second time.
- Work with the other five options to make your answer selection.
- Note-taking is vital in this part.
- Answer all questions. You don’t lose points for incorrect answers.
- Use one box for each answer.
- Make a good educated guess at least!
- Use CAPITAL letters when writing your ANSWERS to this part.
PAPER 4: Listening - Part 3 - Multiple Matching (to questions or summaries) 5 questions; 5 marks
Specific tips to remember while in the exam
- 30 seconds to look at questions to Part 3.
- You will hear the recording twice.
- You will hear all 5 speakers in a row, one after the other, and this sequence will be repeated again on the second listening.
- Read answers A-F carefully before you listen.
- Read and re-read each question carefully before the listening begins. This will help you direct which aspect of the text you need to focus on.
- Pay close attention to the start and end of what each speaker says.
- The first few spoken words can indicate the answer you are looking for.
- Pay attention to what is not mentioned by the speakers.
- Once the first listening part is finished, you should know which option should be eliminated.
- Once you have eliminated the extra option, work only with the other options.
- You will hear a ‘Buzz’ indicating the listening is being repeated a second time.
- Work with the other five options to make your answer selection.
- Note-taking is vital in this part.
- Answer all questions. You don’t lose points for incorrect answers.
- Use one box for each answer.
- As for writing any mistakes/errors: any trace of lead from your pencil, not rubbed out completely can be traced by the correcting machines which check your answers. So rub out, as best you can, any errors!
- If two answers are present in this part, both answers will be count as zero. Rub out the one you do not want, and rub it out good!
- Don’t leave any answers in blank. - Make a good educated guess at least!
- Use CAPITAL letters when writing your ANSWERS to this part.
- You don’t lose points for incorrect answers.
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