This is the new Cambridge First Certificate in English Listening test, 2016. Practicing on these Cambridge FCE Listening tests helps raise your score in the Cambridge English First exams. These tests are also very good to exercise English listening skills. Correct answers & audio transcript are posted below. This video is in the series of NEW Cambridge First Certificate in English exam preparation: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp39kaAVtLBSDL3HMhv1aTXV4SCOc9_8s SUBSCRIBE with us for the latest tests and support ! ======= TRANSCRIPTS B = Bill C = Charles D = Daphne B: I'm afraid I can't serve you another pint if you're driving home tonight, sir. C: I'm not driving, actually. I live just up the road at Draycott farm - you must know it. B: The Farm - I know very well ... but you, I don't. C: The name's Charles Miller, and this is my partner Daphne. B: What can I get you then, Mrs Miller? D: I'll just have a tonic water - you see we came in my car tonight - oh, and the name's Jameson, actually. B: Oh, so we're not married. And I suppose you're living up at the farm, as well. Old Arnie Draycott would've liked that. D: Well, yes, we moved in last week. B: I suppose you know what happened there. D: About the suicide you mean? Yes. What a terrible tragedy. B: Oh yeah ... but I don't suppose that fancy estate agent of yours told you why he did it. C: He did mention something but that's not really any of our business. Of course, I did actually meet the poor man once - worked there one summer picking strawberries. Mind you, in those days things must have been going quite well. B: Well, over the years, I got to know him quite well and what with his money problems and his son getting sick and so many other things ... it all got too much for him. D: Oh, how ghastly! Poor fellow! What an awful thing to happen. B: Yeah, it is ... and he would have wanted the farm to go to someone from Willowdale ... which you are not. Pardon me for being so frank - but there it is. C: So that's a problem, is it? I suppose you all think that this is just a weekend cottage for us ... and that we'll be disappearing to the city all week and that Draycott farm won't be a farm any more and ... B: Steady on. That is what people have been saying ... and they're not very happy. C: Well, if that's what they've been saying, they're all wrong ... And, I suppose that explains the broken window. D: Look, we've just both decided to move to the country ... and we really want to live here. Charles is a technical writer and he'll be working at home from now on ... and we have every intention of using the shops and the local services. C: That is, of course, if we are welcome. D: Charles has a heart condition. He even had an operation last month. So we wanted to get away from the city and make a healthier life. B: Like running a farm you mean. It won't be very easy with a heart condition. C: Well, that's where we thought you might be able to help. You see, we were hoping to find somebody who could manage the farm for us, ... we'd be willing to pay of course. B: How much were you thinking you might pay this ... er ... somebody? C: Well, we haven't decided exactly but I should think somewhere in the region of fifteen hundred a month. B: Well, that is rather generous. I can think of one or two people who would drop everything to work for that sort of money. If I wasn't working here, I would consider it. You are serious? C: Absolutely! ... It's what we've always wanted. ========= CORRECT ANSWERS 24B - 25C - 26A - 27A - 28B - 29A - 30C