IELTS Listening Part 2: a festival organiser briefs new volunteers on the stages, ticket prices, site rules and their shifts.
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Part Two. You will hear a festival organiser talking to a group of new volunteers.
First, you have some time to look at questions eleven to fifteen.
Now listen carefully and answer questions eleven to fifteen.
Morning, everyone! Welcome to the Riverside Summer Festival!
I'm Kate, and I'll be looking after you all this weekend.
So, let's start with the layout of the site.
The main stage is right at the bottom of the hill.
Big names play there from 6 p.m. every evening.
Wow, and this year we've even got a full orchestra!
The smaller stage is inside the blue tent, next to the lake.
That's where local bands play, mostly in the afternoon.
Ha, be warned, people always get lost looking for it!
So please point them towards the big wooden bridge.
Right, tickets. This is where most questions come from.
A day ticket costs £45, and a weekend ticket is £110.
Children under 12 get in free with an adult.
Oh, and sadly, the camping tickets sold out weeks ago.
Before you hear the rest of the talk, you have some time to look at questions sixteen to twenty.
Now listen and answer questions sixteen to twenty.
Okay, now for the rules, so please listen carefully.
Visitors can bring their own food, but no glass bottles.
Ugh, last year someone brought a whole barbecue!
Dogs aren't allowed, except for guide dogs, of course.
If a child gets lost, bring them to the first aid tent.
It's by the main entrance, and it's open all night.
And what if it rains? Ha, the show goes on!
Each of you will work two shifts of four hours.
In return, you get free entry for the whole weekend!
Oh, and don't forget to collect your green T-shirt.
Any questions? No? Great, let's get started!
That is the end of Part Two.
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