Hello.
There is time to go through another Section one analysis for the aisles listening exam.
We're going to be applying the strategy and tactics so that you know exactly what you need to do to
be able to score very well.
This is from book number nine test for.
I want to say before I start that if in any of the future lectures, for some reason I forget to say
the book number, it's always in the lecture description.
If you look at the lecture description, you will see the name of the book that I'm using and the test
that is coming from.
So again, if in the future I ever forget to say the name of a book, I always put it in, the lecture
description is right there.
You can see it to find out that information.
As always, we tell you that you should have your own books because I recommend that you go ahead and
do this test first and then come back and check for the answers and analysis.
So you should go ahead and open your book number nine, test four and do this listening section one,
then come back for the analysis.
Okay.
So here we're first dealing with a table.
And as you know, a table is basically a field blank question.
That's all it is.
It's a field, the blank question.
And so we have to pay attention to the words that are before and after the blank line.
We have to watch out for word reordering.
We have to watch out for synonym usage and paraphrasing because they're going to do things.
They're going to do things to try to hide the answer choice, because they're testing your ability to
follow a conversation or follow a lecture or a single speech.
And so they have to do things to test your ability, your English ability.
And that's what's going to happen.
They also, especially in Section one, want to test your ability to spell words, and they specifically
focus on letters or letter combinations that they know students have difficulty with.
So here you can look at my table and I've already highlighted the words in yellow.
That are going to connect to the answer choices.
For example, number one will connect to language good with again, I'm going to be aware that they
may change up the word order.
Three Connects with appointments.
Number two is going to be a spelling.
We know that because we're dealing with a name.
Number four will be a spelling.
And so you want to be prepared.
They're only going to play at one time.
So you have to make sure that you make sure that you spell it correctly.
If you have one letter wrong, the answer is wrong.
Then we get to answers or questions 5 to 6.
And here we have to pick two answer choices to answer choices.
And we're focused on which answer choices are offered free of charge.
Now they're going to say all the answer choices, the wrong answer choices.
They're going to say you have to pay for.
There are only two correct answer choices that are connected to the language free of charge.
You have to be able to watch out for paraphrasing of the language free of charge.
Now it doesn't matter what order you put the correct answers.
If the correct answers were A and B on your answer sheet, you could write A first, then B or B first,
then A, it doesn't matter.
Also, if the correct answer is A and the other, and then B is an incorrect answer choice.
A will be marked correct and B would be marked incorrect.
So you don't have to have them both correct to get full credit.
So I just wanted to mention that because students are sometimes confused on that, then we move into
the second part of the table.
You'll notice for number seven, there's a lot of speaking that happens before number seven.
So we have to watch out for distraction because they know students get lost in the conversation.
And then we have number eight for a location.
Number nine is a time we're dealing with a number in the number ten is connected to for all OC.
So let's go ahead and get started.
You should go ahead and stop and do your test now for book number nine, test for Section one.
And I'm going to go ahead and start doing my test right now and then we will do an analysis together.
Let's get started.
Listen carefully and answer questions.
1 to 6.
Can I help you?
Yes.
I've just moved to this area with my wife and children, and I'd like to know where we can all register
with a doctor at a health centre.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, there's Dr. Green at the Harvey Clinic.
We always recommend her for babies because she's very good with them.
And she runs a special clinic.
Oh, actually, my youngest child is five, so that wouldn't be any good for us.
Right.
Is there anywhere else I could try?
Yes.
The Eshkol health practice is the next one on my list.
How do you spell that?
E s h.
c0l.
And it's Dr. Fuller who has space on his list.
The clinic only opened a year ago, so the facilities are all very modern.
That sounds good.
And it's particularly good if you're busy during the day because they also do appointments in the evening.
They're closed on Saturday, though.
The only other place on the list is the health centre on shore lane.
You can register with Dr. Gormley.
That's g0rmley.
He's new there, but the centre has a very good reputation.
Oh yes.
I think I know the road.
That would be the best one.
Thanks.
Could you tell me, will all their services be free?
There are usually some small charges that doctors make.
Let me see what it says about the Shore Lane Centre.
If you need to be vaccinated before any trips abroad, you won't have to pay for this.
What else?
The Sports Injury Treatment Service operates on a paying basis, as does the nutritional therapy service.
Some health centres do offer alternative therapies like homeopathy as part of their pay to use service.
Shoreline are hoping to do this soon.
I think they may start with acupuncture.
Oh, and finally, if you need to prove you're healthy or haven't had any serious injuries before,
a new employer will accept you.
You can get a free fitness check up there, but you'd most likely have to pay for insurance medicals,
though.
Okay, thanks.
Before you hear the rest of the conversation, you have some time to look at questions.
7 to 10.
Now listen and answer questions.
7 to 10.
You might also be interested to know the centre is running a pilot scheme of talks for patients.
I've got the list here.
Actually, they look very interesting.
What sort of things?
Well, the first one is about giving up smoking.
It's next week, the 25th of February at 7 p.m., and that's in room four.
It says the talk will stress the health benefits, particularly for people with asthma or heart disease.
That sounds very interesting.
There's also a talk for families with children.
It's on healthy eating and takes place on the 1st of March at 5:00.
Will that be at the health centre?
Actually, it's at the primary school on Shaw Lane.
I imagine they're inviting the parents of pupils there.
It says here.
ALL Welcome.
Hmm.
I might go to that if I have time.
There's a couple of other talks.
One giving advice about how to avoid injuries while doing exercise.
It's on the 9th of March.
Oh, it's a late afternoon talk at 430, and it'll be in room six.
It also says the talk is suitable for all ages.
And finally, there's a talk called stress management, which is.
Okay, let's go ahead and go over the answer choices now and analysis.
So number one is babies b, a, b, i s.
Here we're dealing with a word re-order.
First, she said that the doctors recommend they recommend her for babies.
Because she's very good with them.
So here is this especially good with babies?
However, when they were speaking, they said babies first and then said because she's very good, which
is a synonym or paraphrase of saying, especially with them.
And then they're also using a reference pronoun to refer back to the answer of babies.
So there we're dealing with a word reorder.
And them using a reference to refer back to the correct answer choice of babies.
Number two was just a spelling contest.
E.
S.
H.
C.
O.
L.
It's a very bizarre word, strange word.
They know it's not a word that you're familiar with that you have heard before.
And so you really have to pay attention to every single letter that's said.
That's why they're giving this strange word that you've never probably heard before.
Number three, actually, before we get to number three, when they mentioned Dr. Fuller, we had after
they mentioned Dr. Fuller, we had what you would call as extra talk distraction.
Now extra talk distraction is something that happens more in sections three and four, but they gave
it to us here in a mini version in section one.
An extra distraction is they'll they'll say a sentence or so or two before they get to the information
for number three.
So they talked about that the center is very modern.
It's been open for a little bit less than a year.
You don't see any of that information anywhere on the table, but they're saying it as a distraction
to throw you off.
And then they get into number three.
We have a word reorder first.
They said they also do appointments and then they said secondly, they say it in the evening.
The answer is evening.
And then for number four, again, is just a spelling contest.
GORMLEY They're there trying to pick a name that you may not have heard before so you can so that you
can focus on being able to spell every single letter.
Now for questions five and six, you have to watch for the shift.
They're shifting from the table to this multiple choice question.
And you heard the man say, tell me, will all their services be free?
That's how you can you can tell there's been a shift from one question section to another question section.
So A is not an answer choice.
They said some alternative therapies pay to use.
That means it's not free.
Starting with acupuncture.
Choice B is an answer choice.
They say it.
If you have to prove you have no injuries before an employer will accept you.
You get a free fitness checkup.
Free fitness checkup is a paraphrasing of saying employment medical because they said if a if an employer
needs to accept you, you get a free fitness checkup.
So the answer is, B, they're not going to say employment, medical.
C is not an answer choice.
They said it operates on a paying, paying basis.
Paying basis.
So it's not free.
D is not an answer choice.
They tried to trick you when they said trips abroad.
But the language connected to that was for choice.
E They said nothing about travel or trip advice.
Nothing about that at all.
Choice E is the second answer choice because they literally said you won't have to pay for this.
So when you're doing this kind of question, you have to pay attention to what is said, what what answer
choice is connected to the keywords offered free of charge.
They're going to give all the answer choices, everybody.
Question seven through ten here, we're dealing with somewhat of a distraction first, because they're
going to do a lot of talk before they get to number seven.
And again, they know some students are going to get lost.
Number seven, the answer is heart h e a r t.
This was very direct.
They said benefits people with asthma or heart disease.
Number eight, the answer is primary school.
Here we're dealing with a rejection correction situation.
Sometimes a person will say an answer choice and then the other person will confirm it.
At other times, a person will say an answer choice, and then the other person will reject it and correct
them.
Here we're dealing with a rejection correction situation.
The man said, will that be at the health center?
Again, they're trying to trick some people to write down health center, but then the woman rejects
it.
Actually, it will be at the primary school on shore lane.
Actually be at the primary school on Shore Lane.
So the answer is primary school.
She rejected him and then corrected him.
Number nine is 430, late afternoon talk at 430.
And number ten was very straightforward.
The answer is ages.
A-G is suitable for all ages.
So I hope that was very helpful to you.
I'm going to go ahead and play.
I'm going to go ahead and play the talk one more time.
And you can listen to it with me because I like to listen to it and kind of walk through the answer
choices and the the trap trick language so that I can listen to it and watch for it as it's playing.
So let's go ahead and do that right now.
Can I help you?
Yes.
I've just moved to this area with my wife and children, and I'd like to know where we can all register
with a doctor at a health center.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, there's Dr. GREENE at the Harvey Clinic.
We always recommend her for babies because she's very good with them.
And she runs a special clinic.
Oh, actually, my youngest child is five, so that wouldn't be any good for us, right?
Is there anywhere else I could try?
Yes.
The Eshkol health practice is the next one on my list.
How do you spell that?
E s h.
c0l.
And it's Dr. Fuller who has space on his list.
The clinic only opened a year ago, so the facilities are all very modern.
That sounds good.
And it's particularly good if you're busy during the day because they also do appointments in the evening.
They're closed on Saturday, though.
The only other place on the list is the health centre on shore lane.
You can register with Dr. Gormley.
That's g0rmley.
He's new there, but the centre has a very good reputation.
Oh yes.
I think I know the road.
That would be the best one.
Thanks.
Could you tell me, will all their services be free?
There are usually some small charges that doctors make.
Let me see what it says about the Shore Lane Centre.
If you need to be vaccinated before any trips abroad, you won't have to pay for this.
What else?
The Sports Injury Treatment Service operates on a paying basis, as does the nutritional therapy service.
Some health centres do offer alternative therapies like homeopathy as part of their pay to use service.
Surely hoping to do this soon.
I think they may start with acupuncture.
Oh, and finally, if you need to prove you're healthy or haven't had any serious injuries before,
a new employer will accept you.
You can get a free fitness check up there, but you'd most likely have to pay for insurance medicals
though.
Okay.
Thanks.
You might also be interested to know the centre is running a pilot scheme of talks for patients.
I've got the list here.
Actually, they look very interesting.
What sort of things?
Well, the first one is about giving up smoking.
It's next week, the 25th of February at 7 p.m., and that's in room four.
It says the talk will stress the health benefits, particularly for people with asthma or heart disease.
That sounds very interesting.
There's also a talk for families with children.
It's on healthy eating and takes place on the 1st of March at 5:00.
Will that be at the health centre?
Actually, it's at the primary school on Shaw Lane.
I imagine they're inviting the parents of pupils there.
It says here.
ALL Welcome.
Hmm.
I might go to that if I have time.
There's a couple of other talks.
One giving advice about how to avoid injuries while doing exercise.
It's on the 9th of March.
Oh, it's a late afternoon talk at 430, and it'll be in room six.
It also says the talk is suitable for all ages.
Okay.
I hope that was helpful in terms of listening to it again with the answer choices and the analysis of
the tricks and traps they were using.
A couple of just spelling corrections.
The word question was spelled wrong earlier up here.
And also the word actually is missing the Y.
I didn't have the box stretched out enough for it, but I want to make sure that we always have the
any word that I use, whether it's for an answer choice or not spelled correctly.
Also, keep in mind in the upcoming lectures, make sure that you check the lecture description for
the name of the book and the test that I'm using.
Check the lecture description.
It's right there typed out for you so you can see it in the lecture description.
All right.
Have a fantastic day.
Take care and I'll talk to you soon.