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    Test audio script

    Units 9–16 [Track 12]

    Test A

    A Listen to the people talking. Check the correct answers.


    JACK: You know, Ava, I’ve gained a lot of weight recently. I
    really wish I could learn to control my appetite.
    AVA: Are you under a lot of stress, Jack? They say that people eat
    more when they feel stressed.
    JACK: Well, that’s not really my problem. I just like to eat,
    especially salty snacks.
    AVA: Hmm. It might be a good idea to talk with a diet counselor
    or a nutritionist.
    JACK: I’ve already tried that. I talked with someone who told me
    to eat more fruits and vegetables. The problem is, I don’t like
    most fruits and vegetables.
    AVA: Well, what about joining a weight-control group? I know
    someone who joined a group and found it very helpful. He
    said it was easier to lose weight when he could talk with other
    people who had the same problem.
    JACK: Maybe I should try that. I know I can’t change my eating
    habits by myself.

    B Listen to the people talking. Check the correct answers.


    ALICIA: Hey, Alex. I wonder what happened to Aaron? He was
    supposed to meet us here at six, and it’s already a quarter
    to seven.
    ALEX: His car may have broken down again, Alicia. You know
    how his car is always breaking down.
    ALICIA: That was his old car. He got a new car last week, and his
    new car works fine.
    ALEX: Oh. I didn’t know that. Well, he might have just forgotten
    to come.
    ALICIA: That doesn’t sound like Aaron, either. He never forgets
    anything.
    ALEX: Well, I don’t know, then. I saw Aaron yesterday, and the
    last thing I said to him was, “See you at Alicia’s on
    Thursday.” Uh, by the way, today is Thursday, isn’t it?
    ALICIA: No, Alex, it’s Wednesday! You told Aaron to meet us
    here tomorrow. You told him the wrong day.
    ALEX: Uh-oh. Sorry, Alicia. I’d better text him and explain.

    Interchange Assessment Material 3 © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photocopiable Units 9–16 Test A audio script 1

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