CEPT Mock Test
CEPT Mock Test
CEPT Mock Test
1. You hear a school headmaster talking about notices. What is he telling the students?
A. how to produce them
B. when to remove them
C. where to display them
A. B. C.
For numbers 3 through 8 you will hear a woman giving a review of a digital camera, the Roxel
DX15, on a radio programme.
3. The woman says that because the Roxel
DX15 camera is cheap 6. What does the woman say about the
A. it has fewer features than other models. functions that the camera offers?
B. it is not good in some ways. A. They include guidelines for composition.
C. it looks unattractive. B. There is no face detection function.
C. The functions menu is easy to use.
4. What does the woman dislike about the
'body' of the camera? 7. She thinks the picture quality this camera
A. It is too heavy to carry comfortably. gives is
B. It is made from weak materials. A. worse than most phone cameras.
C. Its battery compartment is badly designed. B. better in colour than in black and white.
C. consistently less than perfect.
5. What is one problem with the camera
controls? 8. What advice does the woman give about this
A. The buttons may be difficult to operate. camera?
B. The dials turn round too easily. A. Do not choose this model.
C. The buttons and dials are in the wrong B. Spend a bit more and get a better model.
place. C. Buy this model for generally good
performance.
For numbers 10 through 14 choose the word or phrase which you think fits best.
To: Silvio
From: Lars
Hi Silvio,
There's 15. _________________ to be an extra swimming competition next week and not
16. __________________ people in the team 17. __________________ free to do it. Jane
18. _____________ you to swim in six races! Is that 19. _____________much swimming for you?
What do you think?
Lars
In a market where there's room for songs of every kind, you have a chance of selling your
music. The trick is to present yourself as the only person with a particular style or talent. And
why not be a bit boastful about it? Don't be shy about networking with all sorts of people - it's
surprising who can help you. Start by playing your music to the owners of local music clubs.
Prepare for poverty - you probably won't be partying with the stars for a while. Get a job, or
even several jobs. Best of all, seek out music-related work. You can play at wedding parties,
give music instruction, or write songs to advertise businesses on local radio. This way, you
get that added bit of musical experience to boast about at your first audition or interview.
Be professional. Take a look at your website. If it looks horrible, then it's time to rethink the
design. Make it attractive, but accessible. It must be straightforward for people to find their
way around the site or they'll lose interest. A record deal is no longer necessarily the first goal
these days - you can build an audience online first, and then the big recording labels might
take notice.
Investigate all sales options. You can sell CDs through local gift shops, bookstores or a heap
of other outlets. Who knows, companies in your neighbourhood may even agree to sponsor
small tours or concerts you arrange. Be inventive and try your hand at playing in streets or
market places, to get your music heard.
Consider learning about the music business by getting a job with a music company for a
while. The industry is dominated by a few major companies. Choose a record label you like
and then contact the company asking if they will take you on, unpaid, for a few weeks' work
experience. Ask them very nicely and be as polite as you know how. Make sure you enthuse
about their music and show a deep knowledge of their artists. If they agree, that will be a step
towards your goal.
21. The first paragraph says that anyone who wants a career in music
A. is fortunate if they are discovered by talent scouts.
B. must have self-assurance and an appealing personality.
C. will only get to the top if they have exceptional musical skill.
23. While musicians are waiting for their career to start, they should
A. find work that will help them in their profession.
B. improve their skills by having music lessons.
C. learn how to make a good impression at an audition.
24. What advice is given to musicians concerning their websites?
A. The website should be designed so it attracts music companies.
B. An expert should be hired to design an attractive website.
C. The website should be easy to use.
25. Regarding sales, the fifth paragraph suggests that musicians could
A. ask local businesses to support events they organise.
B. offer discounts to local shops.
C. sell tickets to their concerts in streets and market places.
26. What does the final paragraph say about working for music companies?
A. The companies do not pay much money to part-time workers.
B. Musicians have to be respectful towards the companies.
C. Employees have opportunities for meeting artists.
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