EET Sample Test

Elementary English Test
(EET)
Centre Name Professional Language Solutions
Centre Number ELS11
Candidate Name
Candidate Number
Date
Welcome to the Elementary English Test. There are five sections of the test,
each with two tasks. You have 70 minutes to complete this written test.

Please put your candidate number on the top of each sheet.
Language Solutions International Candidate No.
Elementary English Test – Listening

Part 1 – Listening

Task 1
The first part of the test is Listening. You must listen to the recording and write the answers on
the answer sheet. Task 1 is a telephone call to a hotel. You will hear the conversation twice.
You now have one minute to look at the questions.

Example: What is the name of the hotel?
Ritz Carlton Royal

Questions:
1. Where is the hotel?
Manchester Brighton Leeds

2. How many nights does the caller want to stay?
One Two Three

3. When is the caller arriving?
26th July 27th July 28th July


4. How much does the room cost?
£85 £95 £80

5. Which meal is included in the price of the room?
Breakfast Lunch Dinner

6. How can you get from the hotel to the centre?
By train
On foot By bus

7. What can guests not do in the hotel?
Use the
Use the gym Go swimming
internet

8. Which bus does he need to take from the airport?
419 218 219

Task 2
Task 2 is a conversation between a guest and a receptionist in a hotel. You will hear the
conversation twice. You now have one minute to look at the questions.

Example: True False
The conversation takes place in a hotel.

Questions: True False
1. There is no tea in the room.
2. There is a problem with the phone.
3. The hot water in the shower is not working.
4. The room is next to a disco.
5. The TV has no remote control.
6. The room was too hot last night because the air conditioning

was not working.
7. The receptionist offers the guest a different room.
8. The guest is happy with what the receptionist offers him.

For office use only: Marks:

Language Solutions International
Elementary English Test – Reading Candidate No.
Part 2 Reading

Task 1
Read the information about the hotel cafe and then answer the questions

CAFE
122pm: MINIMUM CHARGE £3
Open 7am9pm
MENU
Breakfast
Bacon & Eggs (available 7‐11am) £3.50
Bowl of cornflakes £2.00
Fruit salad £2.00
Yoghurt £1.50
Snacks
Sandwiches (with salad +50p) Cheese £2.00

Ham £2.00
Tuna £2.00
Chicken £2.00
Soup (with bread roll +30p) Tomato £2.00
Chicken £2.00
Salads Cheese £2.50

Ham £2.50
Tuna £2.50
Selection of cakes £2.‐3.00
Drinks
Soft drinks (Pepsi, Fanta, Sprite) £1.10
Hot drinks (tea, coffee) £1.20
LUNCH SPECIAL: SOUP, SANDWICH AND A SOFT DRINK – ONLY £3!

Smoking is only allowed in the cafe garden.
Example: What is the name of the cafe?
The Royal Cafe
Questions:
1. What time does the cafe open?
__________________________________________________________________________________
2. What can you not order after 11am?
__________________________________________________________________________________
3. What is the price of a cheese sandwich with salad?
__________________________________________________________________________________
4. How much does soup, a sandwich and a cup of coffee cost?
__________________________________________________________________________________
5. What hot food is there on the menu?
__________________________________________________________________________________
6. What is the least you can pay between 12 and 2pm?
__________________________________________________________________________________
7. Which breakfast item can you buy for £1.50?
__________________________________________________________________________________
8. Where are customers allowed to smoke?
__________________________________________________________________________________


Task 2
Read the information about the hotel and then answer the questions

ROYAL HOTEL INFORMATION FOR GUESTS
th st
Welcome to the Royal Hotel. Your room is on the 4 floor. The restaurant is on the 1 floor. It
closes at 11pm. You will find the gym on the 2nd floor. It closes at 10pm.

If you need to speak to someone in reception, call 70 on your phone. If you have a problem with
the bathroom, call 18. If there is a problem with the heating or the air conditioning, call 17. If you
need to make a call to someone outside the hotel, please dial 9 first. For room service call 19.

If you hear the fire alarm, please leave the building by the stairs at the end of the corridor.

Do not use the lift if there is a fire.

Guests are not allowed in your room after 10pm. Smoking is forbidden in this hotel. If it is the last
night of your stay in the hotel, please leave the room before 11am.
We hope you enjoy your stay in the Royal Hotel.

True False
Example: The hotel is called the Royal Hotel

Questions: True False
1. There is no restaurant in the hotel.

2. If you have a problem with the bathroom,
you should call 70 on the phone.

3. You have to dial 9 for an outside number.

4. If there is a fire, you can use the lift.

5. The phone number for room service is 17.

6. You can have guests in your room after 10pm.

7. You can smoke in your room.

8. If this is your last day of your stay in the hotel,
you must leave before 11am.



Elementary English Test – Discourse Management Candidate No.
Part 3 – Discourse Management

Task 1

Match up the questions with the answers and put the correct
letter (A – I) in the box next to the question. The questions and
answers make a conversation between a ticket agent and a
customer at a train station. The customer wants to buy a ticket.

Example:

Question Answer
Are you paying by credit card? C

Question Answer
1. Good morning, how can I help you?
2. Where are you travelling to?
3. Are you travelling today?
4. Is it just for one person?
5. Is it single or return?
6. First or second class?
7. That will be £12.50, please.
8. Thank you. Have a nice trip.

Answer
A. Yes, only for me. B. To Manchester.
C. No, I’m paying in cash. D. I’d like to buy a ticket, please.
E. Second, please. F. No, it’s for tomorrow.
G. Thank you very much, goodbye. H. Here you are.
I. Return, please.


Task 2

Match up the questions with the answers and put the correct letter (A – I) in the box
next to the question. The questions and answers make a conversation between two
passengers on a train.

Example:
Question Answer
C My name is Hasan.

Question Answer
1. Yes, you can sit here.
2. Yes, it’s very sunny.
3. No, to Manchester.
4. No, I live in the UK.
5. Sorry, I don’t.
6. I’m from Turkey.
7. No, it’s my second.
8. And you too.

Question
A. Is this your first visit to Manchester? B. It’s a nice day, isn’t it?
C. What is your name? D. Are you going to Liverpool?
E. Do you know where I can buy a
F. Are you here on holiday?
sandwich?
G. It’s very nice to meet you. H. Excuse me, is this seat free?
I. Where are you from?



Elementary English Test – Writing Candidate No.

Part 4 – Writing

Task 1

Complete the following hotel registration form with your personal details

Royal Hotel Guest Registration Form

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone number:

Date of Birth:

Nationality:

Sex: Male Female

Today’s date:

Is this your first visit Yes No

to a Royal Hotel?

Signature:

For office use only: Marks for Task 1:

Task 2

Write an email to your friend in Manchester. Tell him:

• You are in Manchester

• You will be here for three days

• You are staying at the Royal Hotel

• Tell him to meet you in the Royal Cafe at 3pm on Thursday 29th July

Write between 45‐60 words


For office use only: Marks for Task 2:

Total Marks:

Task 2 carries more marks than Task 1.
Elementary English Test – Speaking Candidate No.

Part 5 – Speaking Candidate name:
Date:
Recording no.:
Task 1 (5 minutes)
In Task 1 the interlocutor asks the candidate a number of personal questions
about home, family, work, learning English, the candidate’s free time and other
everyday topics, for example:
Can you tell me about your home town?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
What is your job?
What language do you speak at home?
Do you have any hobbies?

Elementary English Test – Speaking Candidate No.
Task 2 (2 minutes)
In Task 2 the interlocutor asks the candidate to interpret a visual clue, for
example, to give directions based on a map:

Interlocutor Script
Interlocutor: I would like to you to look at the map and tell me how to get
from where you are now to the hotel. Please speak clearly so I can hear you.
[If the answer is too short, the interlocutor can ask a second question asking for
directions to a different place.]
Interlocutor: Thank you. That is the end of the test.


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Ritz Carlton Royal

Manchester Brighton Leeds

One Two Three

26th July 27th July 28th July

£85 £95 £80

Breakfast Lunch Dinner

419 218 219

Example: True False

Questions: True False

Sandwiches (with salad +50p) Cheese £2.00

Salads Cheese £2.50

Questions: True False

Sex: Male Female

Is this your first visit Yes No

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