Listening

Listen to the following passage about a school field trip. The teacher says, 'The museum is a treasure trove of history, but remember, some exhibits are fragile and must not be touched. We will have two hours to explore, and I expect everyone to stay with their group. Lunch will be at the garden pavilion at 12:30 sharp. If you get lost, find a museum staff member in a blue uniform. Most importantly, have fun and learn something new!' What is the teacher's main concern during the trip?

Listen to this narration: 'The old lighthouse keeper had a routine that never changed. Every morning, he climbed the spiral stairs to polish the giant lens. He would then check the weather log and send a signal to passing ships. But one stormy night, the light flickered and went out. The keeper worked frantically to fix it, knowing that lives depended on his work. When the light finally shone again, he sighed with relief, but his hands still trembled.' What does the keeper's trembling hands suggest?

Listen to this passage: 'The annual book fair was a highlight for the village. Families gathered to swap stories and buy used books at low prices. This year, a famous author was invited to give a talk. She spoke about her latest novel, which was set in a magical forest. Many children lined up to get her autograph. However, the event was cut short when a sudden downpour flooded the tent. Volunteers quickly moved the books to dry ground, but some got wet. The author promised to return next year.' What detail about the book fair is true?