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10 original practice questions. Open them in any order.

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Part 1 extract 1: a girl and her father talk about her class's visits to a care home

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Narrator: You hear a girl talking to her father about the visits her class has been making to a care home. Father: So, was today your last visit to Beechwood? Amira: It was meant to be, but I asked Mrs Clarke if a few of us could keep going on Wednesdays. Father: Really? You begged me to write a note to get you out of the first one. Amira: I know. I thought we'd just sit there playing bingo, and at the start we did. But then I got talking to Joan. She drove buses for thirty years, back when hardly any women did, and she's got a story about everything. I'm not ready to stop hearing them. Father: So you've come round to the bingo, then? Amira: No chance. I still can't stand the bingo.

Question 1 of 10 · easier

Part 1: multiple choice (short extract, 3 options)

You hear people talking in different situations. For each question, choose the best answer (A, B or C). You will hear the recording twice.

You hear a girl talking to her father about visits her class has been making to a care home. How does she feel about the visits now?

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