What is the man going to buy? [*]One. What is the man going to buy? Woman: Is everything ready for the holiday? Man: I’m just going shopping — I must get those pills I take when I feel travel sick. Do we need anything else at the chemist’s? We forgot the toothpaste last time! Woman: I’ve got that. I haven’t got any sunglasses, but I can borrow yours, can’t I? And I’ll get something to read at the airport. Man: Right.

For his most recent television programme, JohnMan: People always ask me why I only travel the hard way! A lot of television travel programmes are about relaxing holidays on the beach, but I’ve only ever made documentaries about really long trips. The last trip I did was a 50,000-mile journey around the Pacific Ocean, and it took 12 months. But then my very first trip was a ’round the world’ journey, and the most difficult one was probably a car journey from the North Pole to the South Pole! As you can imagine, I’ve seen a lot of the world! I’m lucky to be in really excellent health, but life is very short and I’ve done so much travelling that I want a change. Travelling long distances makes you extremely tired, and although it’s still a great pleasure for me, I want to do something more relaxing now, I think my next television series might be made nearer England. There’s some really interesting work going on in Wales, where they’ve just found what remains of a 2,000-year-old town. Or I might do something about farms in France, or even cycling in Holland. There’s always something to film if you look hard enough! But I hope the programmes I’ve made about the really long trips will encourage other people to get on a plane and have some adventures. Some people seem to be afraid of going to a strange country and perhaps being iii there, but maybe they realise now that if I can do these trips, so can they. I’m only a very ordinary person. And obviously, you don’t have to travel on your own as I always have. I must say that until recently I hadn’t ever worried about being so far from home even when the children were very small. But while I was filming in Borneo last year my wife had to have an emergency operation, and it really frightened me because I couldn’t get back to England. Everything was fine in the end -- but I wouldn’t want to be so far away if anything like that happened to my family again. Perhaps if I spend more time at home I can do more writing. I’ve done two books so far. I write about places I’ve seen and my feelings about them. I don’t think I’ll ever write fiction or poetry, but I’d be interested in writing newspaper articles. My family says I’m very difficult to live with when I’m writing at home ... perhaps that’s why they’ve never complained about me travelling! drove from the North to the South Pole. filmed relaxing beach holidays. went to the Pacific Ocean for a year.

• You will hoar a radio announcer talking about activities at a museum called Science World. • For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Science World Next week’s Special Events EVENTS: TIME OF DAY: Electricity workshop (14) ____________________ Experiments with water wednesday morning Talk about space travel by Saturday evening well-known scientist from (15) ____________________ Science World entrance fees are: ￡3.00 Adults ￡2.00 Children Tickets for Special Events cost extra: (16)￡____________________ Adults Reduced prices for children Get tickets direct from Science World on 284311, or from the (17) ____________________ Newton Cafe is next to the (18) ____________________ (snacks available all day). Phone Science World for free ticket to exhibition about (19) ____________________Woman: This week in the local activities part of the show, we’re taking a look at Science World, the new place to visit for a family day out. During your visit you’ll be able to find out about all the latest developments in science, as well as trying lots of experiments for yourself. This is no ordinary museum, I promise you! There’s a programme of special events, which next week includes an Electricity Workshop on Monday afternoon, and the chance to do some experiments with water on Wednesday morning. Of special interest is the regular Saturday evening talk: next week Science World welcomes a famous American scientist who is going to talk about space travel. It isn’t expensive to visit Science World, with tickets priced at three pounds for adults and two pounds for children. Talks and other special events are extra, though, with an entrance fee of ￡1.75 for adults and there are reductions for children. If you want to go to a special event or talk, then book your tickets direct from Science World on 284311, or pick them up from the tourist office. While you’re at Science World, you’ll be able to enjoy a snack in the Newton Cafe — it’s a bit small, but the food is good. It’s open all day and it has a lovely view because it’s beside the beach. Still not sure? Well, why not give Science World a call on 2843117 If you say you heard about Science World on this programme they will send you one free ticket to next month’s exhibition which is about computers. It’s suitable for families and school parties. And now let’s look at ...

• Look at the six sentences for this part. • You will hear a conversation between a boy, Frank, and a girl, Linda, in a music Shop. • Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect.Linda wants to change a cassette because she dislikes it. 正确错误

What is the man selling? Six. What is the man selling? Man: And this is the latest model by Macpoint. You’ll find it’s even quicker at doing your washing up and needs less water. And it’s very easy to use — as easy as turning on your shower.