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The Expanding Tactics for Listening Test Booklet is
designed for unit-by-unit evaluation of students'
mastery of the Student Book. (Midterm and final
tests are available separately in Expanding Tactics for
Listening Teacher's Book.) The tests may be given in a
language laboratory or in a regular classroom with
a CD player, and they are easily administered to
large or small groups of students. Teachers may use
the tests to assign grades or to identify areas where
students need additional assistance.
This test package includes photocopiable student
test sheets, an answer key, and a tapescript of the
tests. A CD on the inside back cover of the Test
Booklet contains the recordings needed to
administer the tests.
The test items are based on the listening activities
presented in the Student Book. To assess students'
speaking ability, teachers may use the interviews,
role plays, and other speaking activities in the Over
to You sections of the Student Book.
The Tests
Each unit test is divided into two sections and is
worth a total of 10 points. This format makes it
easier for teachers of large classes to administer
and score their students' tests.
The tests can be adapted for individual classroom
use. Teachers may wish to use only certain sections
of a test because of time constraints. It may also be
appropriate in some cases to play one part of a test
twice, depending on the students' level and the
intended use of the test results.
Timing
Giving the Test
Before the students arrive, teachers should
photocopy test sheets for themselves and all of
their students. When the class has started, teachers
distribute the test sheets and have the students
write their names and the date on them. Teachers
then read aloud the instructions for the first section
and play the CD. (They may wish to play each
recording twice.) Before playing the second section,
teachers should go over the instructions and make
sure students understand them.
When the test is finished, teachers collect the test
sheets from the class. They should check to make
sure they receive one test sheet from each student
and that each test sheet has the correct name
written on it.
Scoring
Space is provided at the end of each section to write
the students' scores for that section. In addition,
space is provided at the top of the test sheet to write
the students' total scores. A scale of 10 points is used
to make it easy to convert the scores to grades.
Teachers may wish to go over the test in class so
that students can see their errors and review any
difficult areas. The test results can help teachers
determine where future teaching or practice is
needed. When assigning grades, it is most
beneficial to use the test results in conjunction
with other types of assessment, such as the
speaking activities in the Over to You sections of
the Student Book. A wide variety of assessments
will give teachers a more thorough picture of their
students' skills and strengths.
Each unit test is about 5 minutes long. Actual
administration time, including set-up and collection
of materials at the end of the test, may run 10
minutes longer.
Introduction
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People are making small talk. What are they talking about? Listen and
check (.1') the correct answer.
Tim and Mrs. Brady are making small talk. Are these statements true
or false? Listen and check (.I) the correct answer.
1. They are meeting for the first time.
2. Tim was a student in Mrs. Brady's class.
3. Tim is a college student now.
4. Mrs. Brady ends the conversation.
5. They make plans to meet again.
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Students are interviewing for part-time jobs. Where does each person want
to work? listen and write the correct letter.
1. Sam
a. a convenience store
2. Sally
b. a school
3. Peter
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4. Max
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d. a swimming pool
5. Emily
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Ray is talking about his part-time job. What does he like and dislike about it?
listen and check (1') the correct answer.
1. cleaning the pool
2. watching children play
3. listening to the radio
4. working outside
5. the money
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People are talking about local businesses. What do they like about each
business? Circle the correct answer.
1. Muscles
4. Sancken Automotive
a. staff
b. atmosphere
c. prices
a. location
b. popularity
c. prices
5. The Blue Room
a. prices
b. music
c. atmosphere
2. Sylvester's
a. quality
b. displays
c. service
3. Uncle Bob's
a. prices
b. food
c. location
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Jenny is talking about her new business. What does she think is important
and not important? Listen and check (1') the correct answer.
1. location
2. low prices
3. service
4. food
5. atmosphere
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People are describing their favorite gadgets and machines. Which gadget
is each person describing? Listen and write the correct letter.
1. _
a. dishwasher
2. _
b. flat screen TV
3.
c. laptop computer
4.
d. camera
5. _
e. cell phone
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People are having problems using these gadgets or machines. What is the
problem with each one? Listen and circle the correct answer.
1. Digital camera
a. He forgot to turn it on.
b. It needs more film.
c. The memory is full.
4. CD player
a. The CD is too dirty.
b. He didn't put in a CD.
c. The volume is too low.
2. Flashlight
a. The bulb is broken.
b. The batteries are dead.
c. It's too dirty.
5. Dishwasher
a. She didn't rinse the dishes first.
b. She put in too much soap.
c. She put in too many dishes.
3. Rice cooker
a. He pushed the wrong button.
b. He put in too much rice.
c. He put in too much water.
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People are talking about their friends and classmates. Are these statements
true or false? Listen and check (1') the correct answer.
1. Mona is caring.
2. Laura is enthusiastic.
3. Pedro is intelligent.
4. Frank is honest.
5. Arthur is informed.
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People are talking about how their friends have changed. What is each
person like now? Listen and circle the correct answer.
1. Susan
a. She has green hair.
b. She has brown hair.
c. She goes to parties all the time.
4. Jack
a. He's fun.
b. He's always telling jokes.
c. He is in law school.
2. Russell
5. Laura
a. She is married.
b. She is in good shape.
c. She is single.
a. He's shy.
b. He sits in the corner.
c. He's a rock star.
3. Ellen
a. She is the speaker's best friend.
b. She eats lunch with the speaker.
c. She has a boyfriend.
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People are describing different kinds of food. What ingredients do the
people mention? Listen and write the correct letter.
1. borscht
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2. pizza burger
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b. potatoes, onions, garlic, and beets
3. smazeny syr
c. tomato sauce and cheese
4. potato soup
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d. lettuce, tomatoes, and spices
5. burritos
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The host of a cooking show is explaining how to make a banana split.
Listen and circle the correct information.
1. a. You need strawberry sauce.
b. You need chocolate ice cream and chocolate sauce.
c. You need three bananas.
2. a. You need a plate.
b. You need a very small bowl.
c. You need a big bowl.
3. a. Cut the banana into two long pieces.
b. Cut the banana into many small pieces.
c. Do not cut the banana.
4. a. Add one scoop of chocolate ice cream.
b. Add two scoops of chocolate ice cream.
c. Add three scoops of chocolate ice cream.
5. a. Wait an hour before eating the banana split.
b. Don't eat the banana split while it is cold.
c. Eat the banana split right away.
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People are talking about housing. What kind of place does each person
need? Listen and write the correct letter.
1.
a. an apartment on the first floor
2.
b. a house in the country
3.
c. an apartment with a yard
4.
d. a small studio apartment
5.
e. an apartment downtown
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People are talking about why they moved to a different place. Does the
information in the chart describe their old place or their new place?
Listen and check (1') the correct answer.
1. a better view
very quiet
2. bigger
too expensive
3. quieter
great neighborhood
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People are complaining about their apartments. What problem does each
apartment have? Listen and circle the correct answer.
1. a. The kitchen is too hot.
b. The kitchen is too small.
c. The appliances are old.
4. a. The walls are too thin.
b. The CD player is broken.
c. The neighbor's TV is too loud.
2. a. The bathroom is too small.
b. The toilet is dirty.
c. The toilet is noisy.
5. a. The neighbors are noisy.
b. The neighborhood is dirty.
c. The roof leaks.
3. a. The TV reception is poor.
b. The TV is too small.
c. There isn't an antenna.
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People are complaining to their landlord. Does the landlord agree to help
the people? Listen and check (.t) the correct answer.
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People are describing their friends. What qualities are they talking about?
Listen and write the correct letter.
1. Nora's roommate
a. social skills
2. Bill
b. intelligence
3. Allison
c. family background
4. Jeff
d. sense of humor
5. Daniel
e. career goals
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People are giving invitations. Are these statements true or false?
Listen and check (I') the correct answer.
1. The man refuses the invitation.
They will meet at the zoo at 1:00.
2. He invites her to go for a drive.
The woman accepts the invitation.
3. The invitation is for Monday.
The woman accepts the invitation.
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People are discussing television shows. What kind of program are they
talking about? listen and write the correct letter.
1. Who Wants a Million Dollars
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a. sitcom
b. documentary
3. The Jerry Stinger Show
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4. Passion Hospital
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5. Before Columbus
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Announcers are talking about this week's television programs. Listen and
circle the correct information.
1. a. The program is a game show.
b. The program is on at 9 p.m. tonight.
c. The program is on channel 6.
4. a. The program is on Saturday.
b. It's a sports program.
c. The program is on channel 11.
2. a. The program is on tonight.
b. The program is a documentary.
c. The program is on channel 15.
5. a. The program is on tonight.
b. The program is on channel 12.
c. The program is a sitcom.
3. a. Tonight's guest is a singer.
b. The program is on in the afternoon.
c. The program is a talk show.
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People are talking about cities they visited on vacation. What did they like
about each city? Listen and circle the correct answer.
1. a. beaches
b. weather
c. sightseeing
4. a. beaches
b. nightlife
c. architecture
2. a. beaches
b. traffic
c. culture
5. a. weather
b. nightlife
c. sightseeing
3. a. weather
b. sightseeing
c. shopping
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Julie is talking about her trip to California. Are these statements about San
Francisco or Los Angeles? Listen and check (1') the correct answer.
1. You have to drive everywhere.
2. There are a lot of buses and trains.
3. The people are more relaxed and friendly.
4. The people seem to be in a hurry.
5. It's sunny and warm every day.
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Paul is talking about how his hometown has changed. What was it like
before? What is it like now? Listen and check (1') the correct answer.
1. clean and safe
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4. horrible traffic
5. small and quiet
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People are talking about their cities. What change or improvement do the
people suggest for each city? Listen and circle the correct answer.
1. Glen Cove
a. build more roads
b. build more buildings
c. build more parks
4. West Beach
a. build a hotel
b. open a restaurant
c. clean up the beaches
2. Clinton Hill
a. open a bookstore
b. open a restaurant
c. build more roads
5. Belleville
a. open a movie theater
b. open a gym
c. build more parks
3. Mackinaw
a. open a movie theater
b. build more parks
c. open a mall
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People are describing holidays and special events. Which day are they
talking about? Listen and write the correct letter.
1.
a. Mother's Day
2.
b. Valentine's Day
3.
c. Christmas
4.
d. Halloween
5.
e. New Year's Eve
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People are talking about their birthdays. What did they do? Listen and
circle the correct answer.
1. a. watched a video
b. went to a movie
c. had a party
4. a. went dancing with friends
b. had a party with friends
c. opened presents
2. a. went to a movie
b. received flowers
c. received jewelry
5. a. stayed in a hotel by herself
b. went to dinner with friends
c. opened presents
3. a. went dancing
b. opened presents
c. went to a movie
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People are talking about how they changed the way they dress. What
clothes are they wearing now? listen and circle the correct answer.
1. a. old jeans and a T-shirt
b. a baseball hat
c. a suit and tie
4. a. a black dress
b. a yellow dress
c. jeans
2. a. designer jeans
b. a long skirt
c. a long dress
5. a. brown pants
b. a blue sweater
c. a brown sweater
3. a. a red, white, and blue dress
b. a red tie, a white shirt, and a blue suit
c. an American flag
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People are describing things they have just bought. How much did they
cost? Where were they made? listen and complete the chart with the
correct information.
1. jeans
2. blouse
3. shoes
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People are talking about their preferences. Do they agree? Listen and
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People are talking about their preferences. What topic are they discussing?
Listen and circle the correct answer.
1. a. food
b. jobs
c. banks
2. a. transportation
b. restaurants
c. places to live
4. a. movies
b. cars
c. exercise
5. a. supermarkets
b. drugstores
c. clothing stores
3. a. exercise
b. vacations
c. hotels
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Deborah is listening to messages on her voicemail. How does each caller
sound? Listen and check (I') the correct answer.
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