MODULE G EiTS Units I3 and INSIDE INFORMATION ————-—- —-.- - Focus on speaking Expressing preferences Part I Interview a Read these questions, What is the general topic? UNDERSTANDING THE Tu oe CÀ L2 QUESTIONS b Do you prefer talking to people on the phone or face-to-face? Do you prefer making calls on a land line or a mobile phone? How popular is text-messaging compared to talking on the phone? Do people in your country prefer to write letters or e-mails? _ How popular is faxing compared to e-mail? , Would you rather get a letter or an e-mail? Which of the questions above are asking about a) your own personal preferences? b) preferences among the general public? c ) Listen to part of an JELTS interview How many questions does the examiner ask? Tick them in the list above USEFUL LANGUAGE: EXPRESSING PREFERENCES, a GIVING REASONS ? Listen to the recording again and complete these extracts using up to three words, amobile can be used anywhere But ; Ứđ rather use a land line Young people are definitely texting MOTE, ccceeecserseeeeeees making calls I think maybe older people tơ Triake calls - I think nowadays ÍS ÍOF €-T411S perhaps some people to write letters in some situations Ố b EXAM PRACTICE eo ĐẸT ä letter iÝ IEs about something Important What reasons does the candidate give for each of the preferences expressed in 1-6? Practise giving your own answers to questions 1-6 in Exercise Use the expressions from Exercise and give reasons for your answers, Record ' yourself if you can Focus on listening Note completion; short answers; multiple choice Section | WRITING ADDRESSES In Sections and of the Listening Module, you often have to write _addresses a Use the jumbled letters to make six words that can be used in a similar ~ way to Road or Street in addresses LIDEVR b 86 4LILTH EVEUAN _ YAW NAEL QSARUE Now listen and check your answers ~ MODULE EXAM PRACTICE 2 G INSIDE INFORMATION Read questions I-7, then listen to the whole recording and the exam task There will be a short break in the middle to give you time to look at questions 8-10 NOTE COMPLETION « Look through the questions and predict what sort of information is SHORT-ANSWER QUESTIONS » Module D page 46 e e Use the exact words from the recording in your answer Remember that only one or two words are usually needed for each answer » Module A page I4 needed Questions 1-3 Complete the notes below Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer Sinclair Electrical Services Example Answer Customer’s name: Ms Address: ' Customer called about teleVisiet, repairs l Sommerton Phone: Bo cesecccuvesseccesescescsaveseess Questions 4-7 Answer the questions below Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer What is the problem with the TV? eee 5Š BE kế Àiả kh hệ BE khử de di ng đ hiến n mm What is the TV make and model number? How old is the TV? ng ợ hd miệng n What may have caused the problem? MULTIPLE CHOICE (SINGLE ANSWER) » Module B page 23, Module F page 76 Questions 8-10 Choose the correct letter, A, B ar C, ; When will the electrician call at the house? A Friday afternoon B Saturday moming Where is the customer’s house? C Monday morning 10 How did the customer first hear about the repair service? A from a neighbour B from the phone book C from the Internet 87 MODULE G INSIDE INFORMATION CHECKING YOUR ANSWERS In the Listening Module, you have time to check your answers at the end of each section, and also when you transfer your answers at the end of the test a Look at these incorrect answers for questions 4—7 Why is each one wrong? b Now check that you have not made any similar mistakes in #0 volun & power iS cut is a Schueider model SV'V5002 BOVE GOATS AG? your own answers, Focus on reading Sentence completion; classification; multiple choice (single answer) SKIMMING ® Module F page 72 a Read the title and subheading of the text opposite and answer these questions b (WORDS FROM THE TEXT} » Module D page 50 TIP Each sentence in the task may summarise information from several sentences in the text What two examples of digital technology are given in the subheading? Skim the text, looking at the first sentence in each paragraph, and answer these questions Spend no more than one minute on this SENTENCE COMPLETION Does-the writer, Mike Chege, think that access to information technology is important for the world’s poor? Find and underline the two key questions that the writer asks What four main topics are discussed in relation to the first question? What two examples are given in relation to the second question? Now the exam task below « e e Underline key words in the sentences Use them to find which part of the text the first sentence relates to Think about what type of information you need and look for it in the text Write the exact word(s) from the text in the gap Continue in the same way for the remaining sentences Questions 1-5 Complete the sentences below with words taken from the Reading Passage Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer The example of the Tanzanian company’s telecommunications bil] demonstrates how information and communication technologøy CañI CU( «sec 2_ In Africa, use of the Internet enables OŸ đíseases such as meningitis ` tơ be controlled An international organisation has subsidised a c s