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04options1 CompetencesTests AK Test2

The document is an answer key for a competences test related to a tour at Wembley Stadium. It includes a dialogue between a tour guide and two visitors, Amy and Mark, discussing various aspects of the stadium, its history, and its capacity. The document also contains sections for written comprehension, production, and oral comprehension exercises with answers provided.

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04options1 CompetencesTests AK Test2

The document is an answer key for a competences test related to a tour at Wembley Stadium. It includes a dialogue between a tour guide and two visitors, Amy and Mark, discussing various aspects of the stadium, its history, and its capacity. The document also contains sections for written comprehension, production, and oral comprehension exercises with answers provided.

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COMPETENCES TESTS Tour guide: … we’re in the players’ tunnel. The players
come through here at the beginning of the
Test 2 match. Come with me.
Written Comprehension Page 1 Amy: Wow, it’s incredible! And it all looks so new.
Mark: Well, it is quite new. It only opened in 2007.
2 1. Big Ben, The Tower of London, Buckingham Palace
Amy: Oh, right.
2. Sky Garden Tour guide: … come and sit down.
3. Knightsbridge, Bayswater Mark: Hey, these are great seats! Imagine
4. Hollywood watching a match from here.
3 1. 155 metres above ground Amy: I really don’t think you can watch a match
from here, Mark.
2. pay
Mark: Why? I’m sure you can buy tickets for these
3. thinner than normal houses seats.
4. only about 1.67 metres Amy: You’re not listening to the tour guide. This is
5. it’s not real the Royal Box. The Queen and her family
6. (street scenes in) Hollywood films sit here.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. Mark: Ah, that’s a problem …

1 1. b 2. c 3. c 4. a 5. c 6. a
Written Production Page 2
1 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2 1. famous than

2. 90,000
2 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers
3. small than / not as big as
4. (current year minus 2007)
2
02
Oral Comprehension Page 3 5. the Queen, her family

Mark: Wow, Amy. I can’t believe we’re at Wembley Oral Production Page 4
Stadium! Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Amy: I know, Mark. Wembley is probably more
famous than any other football stadium in
the world.
Mark: It’s not just a football stadium, though. They
have rugby matches here, too. And other
events. They even have American football
games.
Amy: Really? American football in England?
Mark: Yes, that’s right. My friends and I like
watching American football, and so do
a lot of other people in England.
Amy: I don’t really like American football.
Mark: I know, but don’t forget there are amazing
pop concerts here.
Amy: I know. I really want to come to a pop
concert here.
Mark: Oh good, the tour’s starting. Come on!
Tour guide: … and now we’re walking down the passage
to the stadium.
Amy: This place is enormous!
Mark: Wembley is enormous. It’s got 90,000 seats.
Amy: 90,000? That can’t be true.
Mark: It is true. In Europe, only Camp Nou
Stadium in Barcelona is bigger than
Wembley. It’s got 9,000 more seats than
Wembley.
Amy: Hey, you really know about sports stadiums.
Oh, look! We’re moving again. 

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