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Monday 14 May 2012 – Afternoon GCSE FRENCH A701/02 Listening (Higher Tier) H You will now have finished the five minutes’ reading time for this paper. The test will begin now. INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES • During this introduction you should tell the invigilator immediately if you have any difficulty in hearing the recording. Once the questions have begun, the recording will not be stopped. • Write your name, centre number and candidate number in the boxes above. Please write clearly and in capital letters. • Use black ink. • Answer all the questions. • Read each question carefully. Make sure you know what you have to do before starting your answer. • Write your answer to each question in the space provided. Additional paper may be used if necessary but you must clearly show your candidate number, centre number and question number(s). • Do not write in the bar codes. INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES • The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question. • The total number of marks for this paper is 40. • Listen carefully to the instructions and follow the example for each exercise. • There will be pauses to give you time to read the questions and to write your answers. • You will hear all the recordings twice. • You may write your answers at any time during the test. • You do not have to write in full sentences and your answers will not be marked for the accuracy of the language. • Dictionaries are not allowed. • Open your booklet now. • This document consists of 8 pages. Any blank pages are indicated. *A70102* OCR is an exempt Charity Turn over © OCR 2012 [Y/501/5719] DC (LEO) 46035/3 Candidates answer on the Question Paper. OCR supplied materials: • CD Other materials required: None *A717220611* Duration: 5 minutes reading time + 40 minutes (approx.)

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  • Monday 14 May 2012 AfternoonGCSE FRENCHA701/02 Listening (Higher Tier)

    H

    You will now have finished the five minutes reading time for this paper. The test will begin now.

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES During this introduction you should tell the invigilator immediately if you have any difficulty in

    hearing the recording. Once the questions have begun, the recording will not be stopped. Write your name, centre number and candidate number in the boxes above. Please write clearly

    and in capital letters. Use black ink. Answer all the questions. Read each question carefully. Make sure you know what you have to do before starting your answer. Write your answer to each question in the space provided. Additional paper may be used if necessary

    but you must clearly show your candidate number, centre number and question number(s). Do not write in the bar codes.

    INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question. The total number of marks for this paper is 40. Listen carefully to the instructions and follow the example for each exercise. There will be pauses to give you time to read the questions and to write your answers. You will hear all the recordings twice. You may write your answers at any time during the test. You do not have to write in full sentences and your answers will not be marked for the accuracy of

    the language. Dictionaries are not allowed. Open your booklet now. This document consists of 8 pages. Any blank pages are indicated.

    * A 7 0 1 0 2 *

    OCR is an exempt CharityTurn over

    OCR 2012 [Y/501/5719]DC (LEO) 46035/3

    Candidates answer on the Question Paper.

    OCR supplied materials: CD

    Other materials required:None

    *A717220611*

    Duration: 5 minutes reading time + 40 minutes (approx.)

  • 2 OCR 2012

    Exercise 1: Questions 1 4

    Holiday plans

    Look at the grid.

    Listen to Florence and Jacques and fill in brief details IN ENGLISH.

    Example:

    Florence Jacques

    Where? seaside...................................................

    Italy...................................................

    Florence Jacques

    1 Who with?.............................................. [1] .............................................. [1]

    Florence Jacques

    2 For how long?.............................................. [1] .............................................. [1]

    [Pause]

    Florence Jacques

    3 Travelling there how?.............................................. [1] .............................................. [1]

    Florence Jacques

    4 Staying in what?.............................................. [1] .............................................. [1]

    [Total: 8 marks]

  • 3Turn over OCR 2012

    Exercise 2: Questions 5 12

    Problems and Solutions

    Each person has a different problem.

    What should they do? Read the list.

    A go to the shop F take up a new hobby

    B go to the lost property office G drink some water

    C take a holiday H go to the doctors

    D put on something warmer J say youre sorry

    E call the garage K go to the bank

    Listen to each person and write the correct letter in the box.

    Example: M. Bertrand C

    5 Mme. Monet [1]

    6 M. Simon [1]

    7 Mlle. Perrin [1]

    8 M. Martin [1]

    9 Mme. Duhamel [1]

    10 M. Fermier [1]

    11 Mlle. Thomas [1]

    12 M. Aubert [1]

    [Total: 8 marks]

  • 4 OCR 2012

    Exercise 3: Questions 13 16

    Jobs people do now and jobs they would prefer to do

    Read the list.

    gardener grape-picker journalist lawyer librarian lorry driver mechanic restaurant worker shop assistant sports coach teacher vet

    Listen to the interviews and, for each person, choose from the list:

    the job he/she does now

    and

    the job he/she would prefer

    Job now Preferred job

    Example: Danielle shop assistant librarian ............................... ...............................

    Job now Preferred job

    13 Bernard ........................................ [1] ........................................ [1]

    14 Sophie ........................................ [1] ........................................ [1]

    15 Vronique ........................................ [1] ........................................ [1]

    16 Yves ........................................ [1] ........................................ [1]

    [Total: 8 marks]

  • 5Turn over OCR 2012

    Exercise 4: Questions 17 24

    An unusual incident

    Read the questions.

    Listen to the item and, for each question, circle one word to complete the sentence.

    Example:

    France / Switzerland / Belgium .Georges lives in ...................................................................................

    disabled / very old / single.17 Georges is ...................................................................................................................................

    [1]

    garage / kitchen / garden.18 Georges noticed that things were missing from his ....................................................................

    [1]

    CCTV / an alarm / a guard dog.19 He decided to get ........................................................................................................................

    [1]

    [Pause]

    cellar / shed / cupboard.20 The police found a woman in a ...................................................................................................

    [1]

    food / drink / books.21 She had taken in a mattress and ................................................................................................

    [1]

    [Pause]

    calm / unconcerned / desperate.22 The woman seemed to be very ...................................................................................................

    [1]

    week / month / year.23 She had been living there for about a .........................................................................................

    [1]

    24 The police suspect her of committing similar offences in the

    neighbourhood / town centre / suburbs. .....................................................................................................................................................

    [1]

    [Total: 8 marks]

  • 6 OCR 2012

    Exercise 5: Questions 25 32

    The wider world an introduction to Djibouti

    Read the statements. In each sentence there is an incorrect detail.

    Listen and replace the crossed out words with the correct information.

    Example:

    AfricaDjibouti is situated in Asia .................................................................. .

    25 Djibouti is the name of a country and also a sea ...................................................................... . [1]

    26 As well as France, Spain ......................................................... also had an interest in the area. [1]

    [Pause]

    27 French .......................................................... is the most commonly used language of Djibouti. [1]

    28 Some of the buildings are beautiful ........................................................................................... . [1]

    [Pause]

    29 From June to September the hot weather is made worse by the humidity ................................ . [1]

    30 Over the year, cold weather .................................................................................. is infrequent. [1]

    [Pause]

    31 Some of the people manage to grow vegetables ...................................................................... . [1]

    32 Djiboutis economic success may depend on agriculture .......................................................... . [1]

    [Total: 8 marks]

    [Paper total: 40 marks]

  • 7 OCR 2012

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  • 8 OCR 2012

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