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1 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig FINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch H rverstehen Zentrale Pr fungen 20 0 Englisch, Mittlerer BildungsabschlussErster Pr fungsteil: H rverstehenLondon attractionsThe Southall family is on holiday in London. They are calling different information hotlines. You are going to hear the hotlines they are calling. First read the example (0) and the statements (1 10). Then listen to the hotlines. Complete the statements while you are listening. At the end you will hear the hotlines again. Now read the example (0) and the statements (1 10). You have 60 seconds to do this. Now listen to the hotlines and complete the statements (1 10).Example:The Tower of London is closed after .1 At Windsor Castle some of the rooms are closed for visitors after September. 2 If you buy a child s ticket for The London Eye, you pay half the price for a one.

2 3 Madame Tussaud s wax museum is closed on .4 You can get refreshments in Whipsnade Wild Animal Park s .5 If you book your ticket for Chessington World of Adventures and Zoo online, the family ticket costs only .6 Wycombe Chair Museum is closed on and bank At The London Dungeons you can learn about London s violent and dangerous .8 The pools at the London Aquarium contain more than of You should book in advance to get a ticket for a guided tour of not more than people at Kew The best and easiest way to go to the O2 Arena is by .6 : Selektives Verstehen 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig2 Choosing a schoolYou are going to hear a dialogue. Sally, an English student of Australian history, wants to study abroad. She s talking to her professor to get further information.

3 First read the tasks (1 10). Then listen to the dialogue. Tick the correct box for each task while you are listening. Tick only one box for each task. At the end you will hear the dialogue again. Now read the tasks (1 10). You have 2 minutes to do this. Now listen to the dialogue and tick the correct box for each task (1 10). 1 The programme is organized by .. a) a professor from Sydney University. b) the Centre of Australian History. c) the Sydney City Council. 2 The campus is .. a) a fifteen minute walk from the city centre. b) in the city centre. c) located in a quiet suburb. 3 The centre is run .. a) by a government organisation. b) by Sydney authorities. c) privately. 4 The programme offers a stay of .. a) eight weeks only. b) longer than twelve weeks. c) up to twelve 2: Detailliertes Verstehen FINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch H rverstehen 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig 5 Professor Smith thinks the length of the programme is.

4 A) just right. b) too long. c) too short. 6 In a class there are .. a) ten to fifteen students. b) twenty to thirty students. c) usually not more than ten In summer there are .. a) different possibilities. b) only larger classes. c) only private classes. 8 According to Professor Smith .. a) both class sizes have advantages. b) larger classes are more effective. c) smaller classes are less effective. 9 On campus you can live .. a) alone in a flat. b) in a large dorm. c) with another Home stays .. a) are not offered. b) are organized by the school. c) must be organized by the students Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch H rverstehen 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig Australian citiesYou are going to hear a radio programme called The Lost Outback with John and Kevin. They are discussing the advantages and disadvantages of six Australian cities.

5 First read the Statements (A G) and look at the list of cities (0 5). Then listen to the programme. Choose the correct statement for each city and write the letters in the correct boxes. There is an example at the beginning (0). There is one more statement than you need. At the end you will hear the programme again. Now read the statements (A G). You have 30 seconds to do this. Now listen to the programme and choose the correct statement (A G) for each city (1 5).This Australian city is a really great place forpeople who love ..StatementsCitiesAa place near the dry 0 SydneyDBa city centre by a nature fantastic harbour. 3 AdelaideEdangerous life in a big : Globales Verstehen FINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch H rverstehen 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig FINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch Wortschatz Zweiter Pr fungsteil: Wortschatz Leseverstehen SchreibenThis text (sentences 1 13) is about a group of young people who took part in a survival course in the Australian outback.

6 Sentences 1, 3, 5, 8,10,13: Tick the correct box (there is only one correct answer). Sentences 2, 4, 6, 7, 9,11,12: Fill in suitable Many teenagers think Australia is a great place to go. They .. a) learn b) like c) listen d) teach about this in The teenagers were told that finding water is the most thing to do in the One rule is that if you want to go for a walk, you should always leave a .. a) leaflet. b) message. c) paper. d) It is not easy to with problems like hunger and During the survival trip they were taught how to live .. a) at b) by c) on d) with leaves and The Aboriginal guide showed them his boomerang. He used it to small The native people of Australia know how to in the Some of the teenagers were really .. a) frightening b) scared c) scary d) thrilling because they had to sleep : Lost in the Australian bush.

7 Wortschatz 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig 9 A lot of people dream of adventurous trips in the outback, but many of them don t how dangerous it really is , said the a) Although b) Because c) Besides d) Even .. one should not forget that Australia is the home of many dangerous Learning what to do in the outback is sometimes really hard so that three teenagers felt extremely after the first two On such trips you can learn a lot about you can use to survive , one of the teenagers For rescue teams it can be .. a) rare b) regular c) ridiculous d) risky to search for people who are lost in the outback. FINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch Wortschatz 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig 5101520253035404550556065A British teenager lost in the Austral ian bush for twelve days said last night: That was a nightmare.

8 I was so scared. I still can t believe that everything is over now. Jamie Neale, 18, from London, was miraculously1 found alive and well by two Australian his father saw him in hospital he said: He s the only teenager in the world who goes on a 10 mile walk and leaves his mobile phone behind. Jamie went for a walk in the Blue Mountains, about two hours inland from Sydney, a popular place for tourists who like adventures, with dense eucalyptus bushland and rain forests. I was so excited , he told us, I wanted to see koalas, wombats and kangaroos in their native environ ment. He was reported missing when he failed to turn up for a pre booked tour of some nearby caves the fol lowing two days his bottle of water was empty and the dried fruits were survived because he ate seeds, leaves and lettuce like plants. Some times he even dug for earthworms.

9 At night he slept by huddling up in his jacket and on one night under a 400 strong search team started to look for him using helicopters and dogs, as well as police, fire brigade officers, park rangers and emergency service s dad Richard flew out to join the massive search operation. He al ways believed in the success of the Denis Clifford said it was like searching for a needle in a haystack .As Jamie stumbled around trying to find his way out, sipping rainwa ter from leaves, he could hear the sounds of a rescue helicopter in the distance. But his desperate calls for help went unheard. He told his dad he had walked up to higher ground to get some orientation but lost his way back in the remembered: I was scared they d stop looking for me. I could see the helicopters flying overhead but they couldn t see me. But then, two Aussie bushwalkers luckily stumbled upon the teenager had medical experience and treated Jamie on a mountain track The following text is about a teenager who went on a walk and got lost.

10 First read the text. Then do the tasks (1 6)..2: LeseverstehenFINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch Leseverstehen Lost in the Australian bushJuly 16, 2009, by Victoria Ward 2010 Westermann, Braunschweig FINALE Pr fungstraining NRW Mittlerer Schulabschluss Englisch Leseverstehen7075808590before he was taken to text message was sent to Jamie s father. It said Phone me, I ve got good news. That was when I knew he was safe. It was absolutely stunning. I was at the hotel, surrounded by strangers. My boy s been found, my boy s been found! I shouted. Mum Jean Neale insisted: I never gave up hope. You never give up hope on your children. As far as I was concerned, he was coming home. I told all the family and his friends that he was coming home and I had no doubts3 about that. That kept them strong and in turn that kept me strong.