Comprehension quiz

Lakeside Campsite Welcome

Listen to the lesson carefully, then answer 10 comprehension questions. Pick one option per question.

Question 1What is Rob mainly doing in this talk?

Complaining about noise on the campsite Hiring out kayaks to the new guests Welcoming guests and explaining the site facilities and rules Describing his long drive to the campsite

Question 2When is hot water available on the campsite now?

All day long Only in the evening Only on Mondays Between seven and ten each morning

Question 3Where are barbecues permitted on the Lakeside campsite?

In the marked area near the beach Anywhere along the northern edge Next to the white shower block Beside the wooden kayak hut

Question 4Why does Rob say he will keep his introduction brief?

Because the shop is about to close Because the guests have had a long drive Because it is getting late and cold Because he must prepare the cafe

Question 5Where is the shower block on the campsite?

Along the northern edge The white building behind the shop Down by the water near the hut Next to the site cafe

Question 6What are the numbered spaces along the northern edge?

Parking spaces for guests' cars Picnic spots beside the beach Electric pitches that guests have booked Tent spaces for large families

Question 7What does Rob say about the site cafe?

It serves breakfast every day of the week It has closed permanently this year It only opens in the summer months It serves breakfast but is closed on Mondays

Question 8What is included in the kayak hire fee?

Life jackets for everyone A packed lunch for the trip A guide for the first hour Free use of the wooden hut

Question 9Why are open fires forbidden outside the marked barbecue area?

Because the smoke annoys other guests Because of the risk to the woodland Because the ground is too wet there Because firewood is in short supply

Question 10What rule applies on the site after ten thirty at night?

All guests must return to their tents The shop and cafe must be locked Showers cannot be used at all Noise must be kept to a minimum