End of Course Test

Campaign 1

End of Course Test: Listening
Scripts

Track 10

Campaign level one End of course listening test.

Task one. Listen and choose the correct answer.

A: Good morning, I’d like to buy a mobile phone.
B: This is our top range model. The X800. It’s $400.
A: Actually, I’d like something cheaper.
B: What about this one. The X450 model. It’s $250.
A: Can it take photos?
B: No, it can’t. But it can send e-mails and connect to the Internet.
A: Does the price include tax?
B: No, it doesn’t. It’s $280 with sales tax.

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Task one repeated at normal speed.

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Task two. Listen and choose the correct answer.

This is our patrol route. We will start at the village of Sila, move along route blue to
Varga and then set up a checkpoint at grid 158362.
The patrol will leave at 0700. We should reach our checkpoint position at 0830. We
will remain there until 1400.
Keep to the roads and don’t walk on the side of the road. Engineers report that there
are still mines.
The current alert status is green. We have reports of activity in our area of operations
and the alert status will change to yellow at 2400.
The weather forecast for tomorrow morning is cold and wet. Tomorrow afternoon
should be about 20° centigrade and dry.

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Task two repeated at normal speed.

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Campaign 1 End of Course Test – Listening Script

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Campaign 1

Task three. Listen and underline the correct answer.

A: Good morning, Transport Section. Corporal Ellis speaking.
B: Good morning, this is Sergeant Smith from HQ Ops Room. Could I speak to
Sergeant Bright?
A: Wait one minute, please. ... I’m sorry. Sergeant Bright isn’t available at the
moment. He’ll be finished in about 30 minutes.
B: Could you tell him that General Neville is arriving tonight?
A: Could you spell that name, please?
B: Yes, Neville – that’s november, echo, victor, india, lima, lima, echo. He’s arriving
at 1930 on flight number IB 789 – that’s india, bravo, seven, eight, nine. I want
Sergeant Bright to organise a driver and transport to the hotel. Tell him that Colonel
Jones will meet the general for dinner at the hotel.

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Task three repeated at normal speed.

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Task four. Listen and choose the correct answer.

A: Hello, Maria. I hear you’re going to do a course.
B: That’s right. I’m doing an English course in the United Kingdom. I’m flying out
on Monday.
A: How long are you going to be away?
B: Well, the course is two weeks but then I’m staying in London for an extra week.
So, I’m away for three weeks.
A: You must be really excited.
B: Well, actually I don’t really want to go.
A: Why not?
B: Well, it’s my parents’ wedding anniversary next week and my sister’s planning a
big party.
A: Oh. Well, I’m sure you’ll like England. Is this your first trip?
B: It’s my first trip to York. But last year I was in Birmingham for a conference.

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Task four repeated at normal speed.

Campaign 1 End of Course Test – Listening Script

This page has been downloaded from

www.campaignmilitaryenglish.com

It is photocopiable, but all copies must be complete pages.