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KCA
Practice Exam
PET
Practice Exams
General
Listening
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General Listening
Business
Listening
Randall's
ESL Lab
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While your exam will not be exactly like all of these exercises,
the listenings will give you an idea of what to expect. Some
may bemore difficult than the actual KCA
Exam.
- Part
One: There are 7 questions for part one. There
will be a short recording of one or two people talking for
each question. All of the recordings will be played two
times. Each question will have four pictures.You will need
to choose the best one for each recording.
- Part
Two: There are six mulitple choice question s
for one longer recording of one person speaking. At the
end, the entire recording will be played again. The recording
is then repeated.
- Part
Three:
In part 3 you have to listen to a talk, enter information
into a form, and answer three short questions. You might
have to write a word or a few words into some spaces. The
recording is then repeated.
- Part
Four: In part 4 you have to listen to a short
conversation between two people and choose true or false
to six questions. The recording is then repeated.
REMEMBER:
All your answers have to go on to a special answer sheet,
but it's OK to write your answers on the question sheet first,
because you have lots of time (8 minutes) to transfer them
to the answer sheet at the end.
John
Sutton has made many PET test style listenings. (second link
listed) Worksheets can be taken from the ILC file cabinet
and used with the listenings. If you don't have time to listen
in the ILC, take the worksheets home and do them with the
website on your home computer.
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