Tape scription noi dung phan nghe

KỲ THI CHỌN HỌC SINH NĂNG KHIẾU LỚP 8 CẤP HUYỆN
NĂM HỌC 2018 - 2019
MÔN THI: TIẾNG ANH (HỆ 7 NĂM)
PHẦN NGHE (LISTENING)
PART 1. Barbara writes for a travel guide. Her editor is asking her to write a report about a
hotel. Listen to their conversation and mark the statements as true (T) or false (F).
A: We need one more hotel report for the next edition. What about that place you stayed in, in New
York, Barbara?
B: The Bellemarsh Hotel?
A: Yes, that’s the one. We’ve done lots of cheap places, that was a more expensive place, wasn’t it?
B: I suppose it was quite expensive, but it had really good facilities.
A: Great. Could you write a short report about it for me, this afternoon?
B: Yes of course. Do I need to include the address and phone number?
A: No nothing like that. Just write a few paragraphs about the atmosphere and the staff. Things like
that. Did it have a swimming pool?
B: Yes, and a sauna.
A: OK, well, make sure you remember to mention those. Talk about your room too. You know, how
big it was, whether you had a view, that sort of thing. Was there anything else special about the
hotel? What really made it stand out?
B: Well, all the rooms had their own fireplaces.
A: Oh really?
B: Yes. And also the hotel had its own three-star vegetarian restaurant.
A: That sounds interesting. Why don’t you go ahead and write the report. We’ll look at it together in
the morning and then you can write the final report for the magazine.
Part 2: The leader of an environmental expedition is talking to the people going on the trip.
Listen and complete the information in the table.
Good evening, everyone. I have the final programme for our expedition to Costa Rica. I’d like to tell
you about the three different projects that we are running there.
Before I go on, though, let me tell you that we will be leaving on the 6th of April and we will be
coming back on the 10th instead of the 20th of July. I hope that won’t be a problem for anyone.
Now, the first project involves cleaning up the beaches in the east of the country. This is home to some

rare species of turtles and we’re going there to do our best to protect them. The second project is in the
capital, San Jose. There we will be working in the national zoo, planting trees in a new park to improve
the animals’ natural habitats.
The final project is in one of the national parks. This is an area of rainforest, which was destroyed,

but now the Costa Rican government wants to restore it. We will be planting trees and
recording the animal and plant species that we find there.
Has anyone got any questions on any of that? Right, next ...[fade]