Lesson 3 of 5

Diet, Fitness & Lifestyle

Core 60 min

Pathway

Lesson 4.3 combines a Listening form-completion in an Australian accent with an Academic Task 1 bar chart.

What you'll be able to do

Complete a form under audio pressure
Spell numbers, dates and names accurately
Describe a bar chart with comparison language

Listening Skills

Listening · Form completion (AU)

Example · Audio script — Gym enquiry (AU)

[Voice 1 — female, AU]: Riverside Gym, Hannah speaking. [Voice 2 — male, AU]: Hi, I'd like to find out about membership. [Voice 1 — female, AU]: Sure. Can I take your name? [Voice 2 — male, AU]: Tom Bradley — B-R-A-D-L-E-Y. [Voice 1 — female, AU]: Lovely. Our standard monthly membership is $59, including all classes. There's a one-off joining fee of $25, but it's waived if you sign up online before the 30th. We're open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekdays, and 7 till 9 at weekends. Closed only on Christmas Day.

ElevenLabs audio

Tap play to generate and listen.

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Task 1 · table

Q	Field	Answer
1	Surname	Bradley
2	Monthly fee ($)	59
3	Joining fee ($)	25
4	Deadline to waive joining fee	30th
5	Weekday opening time	5 a.m.
6	Day closed	Christmas (Day)

Writing Task

Pathway focus · Academic Task 1 bar chart

Daily fruit & vegetable intake (servings), four countries (2023)

Task 1 · bar

4.2

Spain

3.1

2.6

4.6

Japan

Sample answer skeleton

Paraphrase

The bar chart shows average daily servings of fruit and vegetables consumed in four countries in 2023.

Overview

Overall, Japan led the four, while the United States recorded the lowest intake; Spain and the UK fell in between.

Detail

Specifically, Japanese adults averaged 4.6 servings per day — just 0.4 above Spain — whereas Americans managed only 2.6, roughly 60% of the Spanish figure.

Exam Strategy

Accuracy Tip
Spell every name letter by letter as you write.

Independent Practice

Self-test

Re-attempt the form completion at 1.15× speed.

Key Takeaways

Remember

Listening = prediction + careful spelling.
Task 1 = paraphrase + overview before comparing.

When you're done, mark this lesson complete.

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