What will the price be if they buy 30? [br] [originaltext]Part One. Questions 1

Part One. Questions 1 to 8.
For questions 1-8 , you will hear eight short
recordings. For each question, mark one letter (A,
B or C) for the correct answer.
After you have listened once , replay each
recording.
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One: What will the price be if they buy 30?
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M: They are exactly what we need. The only problem is the price.
W: How much do they cost?
M: $60.
W: If we buy 30, what discount will they give us?
M: 10%.
W: What if we bought 100 ?
M: We’d get a higher discount, but we’d never be able to sell them all.
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Two: Which is the flight for Chicago?
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W: Would all passengers for flight LH4521 to Brisbane please go to gate number 40 j Flight LH4155 to Chicago, is now also boarding at gate number 42.
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Three: Which is the house for sale?
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W: Is that the house that Mark Smith is going to sell?
M: Yes, it is a two-story house, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
W: Does it have a garage?
M: Yes, it has a two-car garage.
W: How much does it cost?
M: The price is right, only 300,000 dollars. It is a real bargain,
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Four: How many people will attend the conference ? ’
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M: Good morning, Daniel Peter.
W: Hello. This is Rachel Day from Europa Events. I am phoning to you about the marketing conference. I’d like to check some details before I send you the letter of confirmation.
M: Sure, go ahead.
W: So, the conference will be held on September 25 th to the 27 th for 37 delegates and all of the delegates will require accommodation for two nights. Is that correct?
M: Yes, that sounds right.
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Five: What time is Mr Toyoda’s flight?
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W: Can you order a taxi to take me to the airport, please?
M: Certainly, Mr Toyoda. What time’s your flight?
W: It leaves at four forty, but I’d better be at the airport an hour and a half before.
M: Sure. If your flight’s at four forty, you ought to be at the airport by three ten.
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Six: Which part of the factory does Susan want to change?
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M: How can we increase production, Susan? Should we buy some more machines for the production line?
W: That’s not necessary. The real problem is that we can’t store any more raw materials. We need to increase storage space.
M: Hm. And the packing area, is that OK?
W: For the moment. As I said, storage is the problem.
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Seven: How will Mr Wang dispatch the order?
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M: Purchasing.
W: Mr Wang here. About your order—how would you like it sent?
M: Well, road is probably cheapest, isn’t it?
W: Yes, but it’ll take 10 days, is there a rail depot near you?
M: No. There isn’t. I suppose you’d better put it on the plane, then... it’s urgent.
W: OK. We’ll deliver in 48 hours. Does that suit you?
M: Yes, that’s OK.
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Eight: From which platform does the train leave?
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M: Excuse me, could you tell me which platform the 3 o’clock train leaves from?
W: Yes, it’s platform 10.
M: Thank you. Which end of the station is that?
W: The left-hand side, but you’d better get there 10 minutes earlier because there are a lot of people going.
M: OK. Thank you very much.
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That is the end of Part One.
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