【正文】 s all I need. Man: Thank you. [pause] Now listen to the recording again. [pause[ That is the end of Part Two. You now have ten seconds to check your answers. [pause] Part Three. Questions 16 to 22. Look at the notes below. Some information is missing. You will hear a 。re going to open two sixteenthousandsquaremetre hypermarket stores in January, and a further five or six are planned over the year. Woman: I see. Man: And thirtythree per cent of the selling space in the new hypermarkets will be used for non food items.., that39。ve increased the number of special discounts we offer on product lines from twenty eight to fiftytwo. Woman: So, do Rezzo39。s up eight million from the previous six months. Woman: What will that mean for shareholders? Man: Very good news shares have actually more than doubled since March, from one hundred and fifty pence to three hundred and twenty seven... Woman: I see. So what are your sales figures like? Man: Well, sales per square metre are up eleven per cent... That39。s talk about your current position I believe Rezzo39。s Jane...? Man: Rothwell... that39。t have much trouble finding something else. [pause] Eight: Which chart is the speaker talking about? [pause] Man: We invested heavily in production, as we had to update the factory. We put about a quarter of our investment into a strong marketing campaign, which was supported by a slightly larger investment in the sales team. [pause] That is the end of Part One. [pause] Part Two. Questions 9 to 15. Look at the notes below.Some information is missing. You will hear a journalist talking to the Head of Public Relations of a large supermarket chain. For each question, 9I5, fill in the missing information in the numbered space using a word, numbers or letters. After you have listened once, replay the recording. You have ten seconds to read through the notes. [pause] Now listen, and fill in the missing information. Man: Hello, Bill Isaacs... Woman: Hello. This is Fiona Holiday from the Financial News. I39。t she? Woman: Yes. She certainly expected to get it she39。s a surprise... She39。s fine now. I wanted a car for an important trip last week, though, and there was no fuel in it. Staff know they mustn39。 only half as many hours lost. March was excellent, but April was disappointing. [pause] Six: What are the staff still forgetting to do with pany cars? [pause] Man: . . . and I see there are still problems with staff borrowing pany cars! Woman: I sent out memos reminding them to write down how far they39。s, with that photo of head office! Man: And the pany name in big letters along the top. Woman: That runs down the side of the cover this time much more original! [pause] Five: Which chart is correct? [pause] Man: And here are the numbers of hours lost to staff illness. As expected, January was our worst month, with many people off sick. February wasn39。s just a world map. Man: Nothing exciting, then? Woman: Well, it39。t happen again. [pause] Four: What is the cover of the new brochure like? [pause] Man: Have you seen the design for the cover of the new brochure? Woman: Yes, I have. Man: What39。t realise. I39。s the report you were going to leave me? It39。m sorry. The other items will be sent out this afternoon, though. We only got them in about an hour ago. Man: Thanks. [pause] Three: Why is the man apologising? [pause] Man: Morning, Nicky. Did you tell the others that I39。s about our order. We ordered one thousand folders and five hundred pens and the same number of pencils. They were supposed to be delivered this morning, but we39。m already booked then. Woman: OK then, Thursday it is.[pause] Two: Which of the goods were delivered? [pause] Woman: Office Wholesalers. Man: Hello, it39。ve decided who to replace the supplier with? Woman: Yes, of course. [pause] The answer is A. Now we are ready to start. After you have listened once, replay each recording. [pause] One: When will the next meeting be? [pause] Man: Hi, Sarah, John here. Woman: Morning. Man: Can we fix a meeting next week to discuss the report you gave me?... I39。ve decided to look for another one. Woman: Seems a good idea. Man: We don39。re expanding in the local market so we39。d been working before has gone bankrupt, so we39。s people plained about working hours. Band 4 A good attempt at the task. All the content points have been covered, but a little effort is required by the reader. Sample B Our working time in the afternoon will change from 14:0017:00 to 15:0018:00. This is due to the arrival of summer so we39。 What would you like a conference to be about? (Why?) Why is it important for business people to attend conferences? How would you inform people about the conference? Displays Speakers Acmodation Location and venue Taking notesPART THREE In this part of the test, the examiner reads out a scenario and gives you some prompt material in the form of pictures or words. You have 30 seconds to look at the task prompt, an example of which is below, and then about two minutes to discuss the scenario with your partner. After that, the examiner will ask you more questions related to the topic. For two or three candidates Scenario I39。 Agenda Range of services s pany arrange before he left? A a short visit to Dubai before moving there B a personal contact with the team in Dubai C a language course in Arabic29．What arrangements did Tim make for acmodation? A He bought an expensive house. B He stayed in a pany flat. C He arranged to move in with a colleague. 30．Tim expected to stay in Dubai for some time because he was A going to supervise a lengthy project. B starting a new area of work. C aiming to get lots of experience.SPEAKING PART ONE In this part, the interlocutor asks questions to each of the candidates in turn. You have to give information abo