Mock Exam Set 1 - Paper 2: Listening

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**You are going to hear two friends discussing how they reduced screen time on their phones.**

CLARA: Lucas, I’ve noticed you’re not on your phone as much lately. You used to be scrolling all the time, even when we were hanging out. Have you been trying to cut down on screen time?

LUCAS: Yeah, I realized I was spending way too much time on my phone. It had become a habit—I would check social media the moment I woke up, scroll through news or videos whenever I had a free moment, and stay up late just watching random things. It was affecting my sleep, my studying, and even my mood. I felt like I was always distracted and not really present in my own life.

CLARA: That sounds familiar. I used to do the same thing. I would check my phone first thing in the morning and before going to bed. I’d tell myself I was just going to watch one video, and then an hour would pass without me realizing it. It started interfering with my sleep, and I would feel groggy and unfocused the next day. That’s when I decided I needed to make some changes.

LUCAS: Exactly! I had no idea how much time I was wasting until I used a screen time tracker. When I saw the numbers, I was shocked. Some days, I was spending six or even seven hours on my phone!

CLARA: Wow, that’s a lot! So, what did you do to reduce it?

LUCAS: The first thing I did was set screen-time limits for social media apps. At first, it was difficult because I kept reaching for my phone out of habit. Later I also removed notifications for non-essential apps. Without the constant beeps, I haven’t felt the urge to check my phone as often. I also started charging my phone outside my bedroom at night, so I wouldn’t be tempted to use it before bed or first thing in the morning.

CLARA: That’s smart. I started using the “do not disturb” mode during classes and study time. It’s made a huge difference in my ability to concentrate. Before, I would get distracted every time a message popped up, and I’d lose my train of thought. Now, I can finish tasks without constantly reaching for my phone.

LUCAS: I know what you mean! It’s amazing how much better I can focus now. And the best part? I feel like I have so much more free time. I started reading again, and I’m exercising more. Before, I always said I didn’t have time for these things, but really I do—I was just using that time on my phone instead.

CLARA: That’s inspiring! I’ve noticed that since I cut back on screen time, I feel less stressed. I didn’t realize how much social media was affecting my mental health. Seeing people’s perfect-looking lives online made me feel like I wasn’t doing enough. Now that I spend less time on social media, I focus more on what actually makes me happy instead of comparing myself to others.

LUCAS: That’s such a good point. I used to feel pressure to respond to messages right away or stay updated on everything. Now, I don’t feel that stress anymore. It’s like a weight has been lifted. I still use my phone, of course, but in a way that feels more balanced.



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**You are going to hear a discussion about the benefits of holiday volunteering.**

MODERATOR (SARAH): Welcome, everyone, to today’s panel on the power of volunteering holidays. We have three young volunteers who have just returned from impactful experiences. Let’s start with Amy. Tell us about your project.

AMY: Thanks, Sarah. I spent my summer holiday helping to build homes for low-income families. We worked side by side with local residents and skilled builders, and it was incredible to take part in the construction process. Some families had been living in unsafe conditions and knowing that our work gave them a secure home was really fulfilling.

SARAH: That must have been rewarding. What was the most challenging part of your experience?

AMY: The physical labor was tough! We were up early every day, mixing cement, carrying bricks, and working in the hot sun. But the teamwork kept us going, and the families’ gratitude made it all worth it.

SARAH: That’s inspiring. Lan, your experience was quite different—tell us about your project.

LAN: Sure! For six weeks, I was part of a team that transformed an abandoned city lot into a thriving community garden. Clearing the debris, preparing the soil, and planting vegetables and flowers was hard work. At first, not many neighbors thought the plan would work but, as the garden started to take shape, more and more people got involved.

SARAH: What impact did the project have on the community?

LAN: It became a real gathering place. Families now have fresh produce, kids have a safe space to play, and elderly residents enjoy tending to the plants.

SARAH: That’s amazing! Nikola, you worked in a completely different environment. Can you share your experience?

NIKOLA: Absolutely. I spent the summer on a habitat restoration project where we planted trees in an area that had been severely damaged by mining. We worked with passionate conservationists to ensure we planted the right species and learned how these trees would help restore the local ecosystem.

SARAH: That sounds like important work. Did you face any difficulties?

NIKOLA: Definitely! The ground had been very damaged, which made planting difficult. Sometimes it would take an hour to dig one hole! But seeing birds and insects return to the area within weeks was proof that our efforts were working.

SARAH: That’s fantastic. Despite the differences in your projects, you all had some common experiences. What did you all gain from volunteering?

AMY: I’d say a real sense of purpose. You don’t just help others—you also grow as a person.

LAN: I agree. I learned so much, not just about gardening, but also about working with people from different backgrounds.

NIKOLA: I also agree. And for me, it reinforced the importance of long-term environmental efforts. It’s not just about planting trees—it’s about restoring balance.

SARAH: Well said! Thank you all for sharing your stories. Hopefully, your experiences will inspire others to take part in volunteering holidays and make a difference in the world.


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**You are going to hear a podcast on citizen journalism.**

HOST: Welcome to Voices of Change, the podcast where we explore how people are reshaping the world we live in. Today, we’re diving into a topic that has transformed the way we receive and share news: citizen journalism. Our guest today is Mia Carter, a 22-year-old independent journalist who has built a following by reporting breaking news on local stories online. Welcome, Mia!

MIA: Thanks for having me!

HOST: Let’s start with the basics. What made you interested in journalism?

MIA: I’ve always loved storytelling, but I never imagined myself working for a traditional news organization. The moment that changed everything for me happened when I was 18. There was a two-day protest in my city, and as I watched the news coverage on the first night, I realized it didn’t reflect what was actually happening. The reporters were focusing only on the negative, showing small moments of conflict rather than the peaceful majority. So, the next day I took out my phone, started recording, and posted what I saw online. Within hours, my video was being shared thousands of times.  That was the first step I took in becoming a journalist.

HOST: Would you say social media is changing journalism?

MIA: Yes. News has traditionally been controlled by big media companies, and the public just had to trust them. Now, anyone with a smartphone and internet connection can contribute to online platforms. Breaking news spreads faster than ever, and we can hear instantly from people at the scene, rather than just from reporters in newsrooms.

HOST: But social media moves so fast—how do you ensure accuracy?

MIA: That’s the biggest challenge. Speed is important, but accuracy is everything. I always cross-check sources before posting, and I follow a strict rule: if I can’t verify something, I don’t report it. Some platforms allow for corrections, but once misinformation spreads, it’s hard to stop. That’s why responsible citizen journalists fact-check just like professionals do.

HOST: Some argue that because anyone can report news, misinformation and bias are bigger problems now. What’s your opinion?

MIA: That’s a valid concern. It’s true that not everyone follows journalistic ethics. But let’s not forget that traditional media isn’t perfect either. There have been cases where major news companies made mistakes or even reported false stories. The difference now is that the audience has the tools to fact-check in real time. If a citizen journalist gets something wrong, people will respond immediately.

HOST: Would you like to share any of your stories that have made a real impact?

MIA: One that I’m proud of happened last year, when a local park was scheduled to be turned into a parking lot. The news barely covered it, but I started documenting community meetings, interviewing local residents, and sharing photos of the green space we were about to lose. The posts went viral, and thousands of people signed a petition to save the park. Eventually, the city reversed the decision. One of the often-ignored effects of citizen journalism is its ability to mobilize a community.

HOST: That truly did have an impact – congratulations! One final question: do you think citizen journalists are replacing traditional reporters?

MIA: No, I don’t think so. Professional journalists play an important role in news reporting, especially in investigative work. But citizen reporters are filling gaps in coverage—especially when it comes to underreported issues like climate change, activism, and local politics. The two forms of journalism can work together to better inform people.

HOST: That’s encouraging to hear! Thanks for joining us, Mia.

MIA: My pleasure! Thanks for having me!



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