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Listening Part 2: A guide to the coastal park
Part 2 · Map labelling · Multiple choice. Read the questions first, then play the recording. The transcript appears after you submit.
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Welcome to Cliffside Coastal Park. Let me tell you about the trails before you set off.
From the visitor centre, the short trail goes north to the lighthouse. It takes about thirty minutes and it’s suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
The cliff trail heads east along the edge of the cliffs to the bird hide. It’s our most popular walk, but it’s steep in places and it isn’t suitable for young children.
The woodland trail goes south through the forest to the picnic area by the lake. It’s flat, but it can be muddy after rain, so boots are a good idea.
A few rules: dogs are welcome on the woodland trail but must stay on a lead on the cliff trail, and they aren’t allowed at the bird hide at all.
Please don’t feed the seals on the beach — it makes them dependent on people.
1.Match each trail with where it leads.
2.Which trail is suitable for wheelchairs?
3.What problem might walkers have on the woodland trail?
4.Where are dogs NOT allowed at all?
5.How long does the short trail take? (minutes)
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