Passage Reference: This is quite a varied job and, in fact, I should point out that at certain times of the day it will involve heavy lifting when guests' luggage arrives or perhaps deliveries come in

Common Mistake: Some students choose free meals because benefits are mentioned later in the talk. But that belongs to a different hotel and job. This is a context shift trap.

Paraphrasing: Transcript: 'it will involve heavy lifting' = Diagram: 'job involves heavy lifting'

Tips: For each diagram box, listen for a clear job duty or requirement, not general descriptions.

Key Vocabulary:

• luggage = bags
• deliveries = goods brought to a place

Question Focus: The diagram shows another requirement for the Reception Assistant related to transport.

Correct Answer: A

Passage Reference: Many guests, of course, travel by car, and you may have to take their vehicles around to the car park, so you will need to have a valid driving licence, and you will not be allowed to do the job if you haven't.

Why this is correct: The diagram asks what is required to do part of the job. The speaker clearly says you need a valid driving licence and you cannot do the job without it. That directly matches driving licence.

Common Mistake: Some students think of travel allowance because cars are mentioned. But no money for travel is offered. This is a paraphrase trap.

Paraphrasing: Transcript: 'need to have a valid driving licence' = Diagram: 'requires driving licence'

Tips: When you hear strong language like 'will not be allowed', that signals an important requirement.

Key Vocabulary:

• valid = official and accepted
• licence = legal permission

Question Focus: The diagram now moves to the General Assistant job at the Avenue Hotel and asks about a benefit.

Correct Answer: C

Passage Reference: The hotel will provide you with all your meals while you're working

Why this is correct: The diagram is asking about a benefit of the General Assistant role. You hear that the hotel will provide you with all your meals, which means free meals.

Common Mistake: Students sometimes choose training certificate here because training is mentioned in the same sentence. But that is a separate benefit and fits a different box. This is a sequence trap.

Paraphrasing: Transcript: 'provide you with all your meals' = Diagram: 'free meals'

Tips: If two benefits are mentioned together, listen carefully and match them to different diagram positions.

Key Vocabulary:

• provide = give
• meals = food

Question Focus: The diagram continues with another benefit of the General Assistant job.

Correct Answer: F

Passage Reference: they will also train you in all the aspects of the job, and then issue you with a certificate, which, of course, could be very valuable to you in the future.

Why this is correct: The diagram asks what you receive after training. The speaker says they will train you and issue you with a certificate, so the correct label is training certificate.

Common Mistake: Some students select website maintenance because it sounds work-related. But this job has nothing to do with computers or websites. This is a distractor trap.

Paraphrasing: Transcript: 'issue you with a certificate' = Diagram: 'training certificate'

Tips: Listen for cause and result language like 'train you and then issue you' to match benefits correctly.

Key Vocabulary:

• issue = give officially
• certificate = official document

Question Focus: The final diagram box refers to working hours for the Catering Assistant job.

Correct Answer: E

Passage Reference: Don't consider this job unless you're fairly flexible about when you work, as the hotel will require you to work nights for this job

Why this is correct: The diagram asks about working time. The speaker warns that you will need to work nights, which matches late shifts.

Common Mistake: Many students choose flexible working week because the word 'flexible' is used. But flexibility here refers to accepting nights, not choosing your schedule. This is a paraphrase trap.

Paraphrasing: Transcript: 'work nights' = Diagram: 'late shifts'

Tips: Do not match single words. Always match the full meaning of the sentence you hear.

Key Vocabulary:

• nights = late hours
• shifts = work periods

General Tips:

• Diagram answers follow the order of the recording. Move from top to bottom as you listen.
• Each job is described separately. Do not mix benefits or duties from different hotels.
• Listen for signpost words like 'the next job' to know when the topic changes.
• If the speaker corrects or adds detail, the final detail is usually the answer.
• Cross out used options so you do not reuse the same word twice.