Listen to the speakers. For questions 1-3, choose A, 8 or C. 1 You overhear a conversation at the airport. What does the airport staff member tell the lady?

Listen to the speakers. For questions 1-3, choose A, 8 or C.
1    You overhear a conversation at the airport. What does the airport staff member tell the lady?
A They will send her suitcase to her when it turns up.
В She will find her suitcase in 'Lost Baggage'.
С Her suitcase was put on an incorrect flight.
2    Listen to a flight attendant talking about her job. What does she say?
A Working holidays has never bothered her.
В She is tired of flying the long-haul flights.
С She can't wait to start flying the glamorous routes.
3    You hear a man responding to a statement about how expensive a particular city is. What does he say?
A Tourism in the city has been affected by the high prices.
В He can't afford to take his family to the city any time soon.
С Prices in the city were a lot cheaper on his last visit.

Текст аудирования:
1 A: Sir! My suitcase hasn’t come out on the conveyor belt. What am I going to do? What if it’s been lost?
B: Don’t panic Madam. I doubt your suitcase has been lost. It’s probably just been put on an incorrect flight, or is still at the airport you departed from. If you go to the ‘Lost Baggage’ desk over there, you can give the lady all the details. She will track down your suitcase and will have it delivered to your hotel when it arrives.
A: OK. Thank you, Sir.
2 I work for Qantas as a flight attendant. It’s a great job but it can get pretty tiring, especially when you’re working the long-haul flights. I would say that one of the keys to the job is flexibility. If the thought of working holidays doesn’t appeal to you for example, the job isn’t for you. Also, although it is true that you get to fly to many glamorous destinations, you usually spend several years flying the less glamorous routes before you are put on the more exciting ones. But I can tell you from experience that it’s well worth the wait!
3 I absolutely agree with you! I was there last month on holiday and I couldn’t believe how much the prices had gone up since my previous visit. I’m not one to watch the pennies as you know, but I really resented paying two, three, sometimes four times the price of what we pay in this country to visit their museums and eat out. I think they’re going to be in for a drop in tourist numbers soon, because I really don’t know how the average family can afford to holiday there now. I’m certainly not sure I’ll be holidaying there again any time soon.