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FCE Test 2 Part 4

FCE Test 2 Part 4

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This is a Listening practice test fot the Cambridge Advanced Test FCE.

There are 4 parts and it takes around 40 minutes. These are the questions for part 4

You will hear an interview with a musician called Jarrold Harding, who’s talking about his career. For questions 24-30, choose the best answer (A, B or C).

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Question 1 of 7

1. Question
How did Jarrold’s interest in music begin?
- He went to one of his father's concerts.
- He was given lessons by an orchestra violinist.
- He watched musicians practising.
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2. Question
Jarrold played in his first concert
- together with his mother.
- when he was away on holiday with his parents.
- to make his father happy.
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3. Question
What impressed Jarrold about his mother’s musical ability?
- She never made any mistakes.
- She could memorise music very quickly.
- She could adapt piano music for his violin.
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4. Question
What does Jarrold say about his interest in conducting?
- It began at an early age.
- It was encouraged by his father.
- It increased when he heard famous musicians.
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5. Question
How did Jarrold feel when he was at college?
- relieved to find he didn't have to work too hard
- pleased at how well he played compared to everyone else
- glad he could cope with things that some students struggled with
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6. Question
What did Jarrold do after leaving college?
- He tried to devote all his time to conducting.
- He was introduced to a good conducting teacher.
- He had lessons with a famous conductor.
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7. Question
Jarrold thinks that being both a violinist and a conductor
- has given him opportunities to develop as a musician.
- has allowed him more freedom to play where he wants.
- has earned him the respect of other professionals.

Author pirro23Posted on 28 May, 201828 May, 2018Format AsideCategories Sin categoría

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31 October, 2019 at 1:02 pm

Very helpful! Thank you!

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