Audioscript part – Photographs Try It Out p5 Track 1

Questions 10 through 12 refer to the following report.
[F-Cn] Hello, everyone. Well, today is going to be another beautiful, 
warm and sunny day in Ontario with temperatures up to 17 
degrees Celsius in some parts. Just perfect for this time of 
year here. A great day to enjoy a walk or a jog in the park. The 
high pressure will stay with us all day. The only change will be 
in far northern Ontario, which will see some showers coming 
in through Thunder Bay in the late afternoon. But no rain at all 
for Ottawa, Toronto and throughout the rest of the region. By 
mid-week we could hit 20 degrees!
Questions 13 through 15 refer to the following speech.
[M-Cn] Thank you all for coming today. This is the first of three
seminars we’ll be having on achieving your potential. Now, 
you all have different jobs, and have different backgrounds, 
but one thing you all have in common is the desire to be 
the best you can be in life. Over the next three hours, we’ll 
be looking at the key principles behind personal growth, 
and discover ways you can tap into your true potential. After 
that, it’s lunch, and then we’ll look at case studies of some 
famous people who started with nothing, but went on to enjoy 
tremendous success … as well as one or two who didn’t make 
it. We’ll examine the lessons we can learn, and then wrap up 
with a question and answer session around five o’clock.
Questions 16 through 18 refer to the following radio report.
[M-Am] This news just in from our business correspondent, Kate 
Leung, at the World Trade Talks in Geneva, Switzerland. It 
appears that an agreement has been made to reduce carbon 
emissions by 30 percent over the next five years. Surprisingly, 
all the countries attending the talks have now signed and 
promised to meet this target. This represents a major step 
forward in the battle against climate change and global 
warming, which has become an increasing problem in recent 
years. An official announcement confirming the details is 
expected within the next sixty minutes. And now, the rest of 
tonight’s news…