With answer key for advanced

 
Thank you. That is the end of the test.
4 Students’ own answers
Think about it 
Reading and Use of English Part 1 
1 FALSE
2 TRUE
3 TRUE
4 FALSE
5 TRUE
6 TRUE
7 TRUE
8 FALSE
9 TRUE
10 TRUE
Reading and Use of English Part 2
1 1 OF
2 ONE/GAP/ITEM
3 ONLY/JUST/DOWN
4 ARE
5 AS
6 OR
7 ALWAYS
8 CASES/INSTANCES/ 
EXAMPLES/ITEMS
9 THIS/THAT
10 ALL/OTHER
Reading and Use of English Part 3
1 it
2 one word
3 an
4 8
5 word
6 is
7 end
8 start
9 end
10 CAPITAL
11 carefully

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Answer key
Listening Part 1
1 three
2 multiple-choice
3 total
4 dialogue
5 topics
6 detail
7 agree
8 purpose
9 attitudes
Listening Part 2
1 monologue
2 talk
3 audience
4 style
5 specific
6 gap
7 order
8 phrase
9 spelling
Listening Part 3
1 two
2 discussing
3 interviewer
4 three to four
5 six
6 options
7 order
8 detailed
9 feelings
10 agree
11 purpose
12 read
Listening Part 4
1 theme
2 speaker
3 choose
4 match
5 extra
6 use
7 twice
8 order
speaking Part 1
Good advice: 4, 6, 8
Not good advice:
1 A short pause is natural, but you should give prompt 
answers to the questions.
2 Give appropriate length answers to the questions, 
explaining your answers and giving reasons and 
examples. However, you should avoid giving overlong 
answers or dominating the conversation.
3  Pre-prepared answers are easily spotted and may not 
be appropriate answers to the questions asked.
5  In this part, you should direct your answer to the 
examiner who has asked you the question. You can, 
if appropriate, show that you have been listening to 
the other candidate(s) by relating your answer to 
theirs. (e.g. Like Johann, I enjoy skiing. As Mikaela 
said, …)
7 You should try to use a range of structures and lexis. 
At this level, examiners are looking for more complex 
language. It is likely that you will make more mistakes 
with this than with simpler language, so do not worry 
about this.