Examen LC C1 – Listening – Salón de Idiomas Online

Part 1

You will hear six short, unfinished conversations. Choose the best reply to continue each conversation. Put a circle around the letter of the best reply. You will hear each conversation twice.

Number 1:

a) I don’t know, what about you?
b) Someone I see eye to eye with.
c) A really nice job.

Number 2:

a) Same as usual.
b) Don’t you know?
c) We should tell him about it.

Number 3:

a) That sounds great!
b) You don’t sound convincing.
c) Has she moved in yet?

Number 4:

a) Yeah, that totally blows my fuses!
b) Oh no, just cut it out!
c) Yes, they take a lot of flak.

Number 5:

a) What about Monday then?
b) Great, you have a feather in your cap!
c) You’re a godsend!

Number 6:

a) Yes, you gotta watch your mouth!
b) You’re so paranoid!
c) You can’t never be too careful.

Part 2

You will hear three conversations. Listen to the conversations and answer the questions. Write a circle around the letter of the correct answer. You will hear each conversation twice. Look at the questions for Conversation One.

Conversation 1

1) How can scammers maintain their victims’ trust?

a) They make their victims think that they still have control of their money.
b) They allow their victims to use their money as they please.
c) They suggest their victims call the police if they feel suspicious.

2) How can a victim be deceived twice by the same scammer?

a) The scammers bribe police officers and lawyers to contact the victims.
b) The scammer makes the victim feel guilty if they contact the police.
c) The scammers provide sensitive data they gathered to earn their trust.

Conversation 2

1) What are the social drawbacks of air traveling?

a) We befoul our surroundings.
b) We encourage ostentation.
c) We foster detrimental stereotypes.

2) Which of the following isn’t perceived as a travelling perk by Imogen?

a) We get rid of cultural bias.
b) We broaden our social circles.
c) We can develop fellowships virtually.

Conversation 3

1) What must be done in order to carry out an improvisation?

a) Be quirky and academic.
b) Brag about your partners quickly.
c) Accept and elaborate on the intel you receive.

2) What makes improvisation stand out from regular conversations?

a) It’s essential to carefully pay attention to your colleagues.
b) You have to develop trust in your peers.
c) You must focus on your answer rather than the others’ speech.

Part 3

Listen to the person talking and complete the information on the notepad. Write short answers of 1 to 5 words. You will hear the person twice. You have a brief moment to look at the notepad.

1) The source of food for londoners between the 1st and 4th century:

2) Materials produced by the Angles, Saxons and Jutes:

3) How did the East Side End encourage growth in business?:

4) The geography of the East End in the 17th century:

5) The reality for those who had to lodge in 19th century London:

6) The reason behind the dwelling characteristics in 20th century’s London:

7) The by-product of the power sources of the time:

Part 4

Listen to the conversation and answer the questions. Put a circle round the letter of the correct answer. You will see the conversation twice.

1) The man wants information on courses for…

a) people going back to college.
b) post graduate students.
c) business executives.

2) In the seminar, the work on writing aims to improve…

a) confidence.
b) speed.
c) clarity.

3) The seminar tries to…

a) prepare learners physically.
b) encourage interest in learning.
c) develop literary skills.

4) A key component of the course is to learn how to…

a) use time effectively.
b) stay healthy
c) select appropriate materials.

5) What should Students who want to do a “Study for Success” do?

a) Register with a faculty office.
b) Contact their Course Convenor.
c) Reserve a place in advance.

6) What is the other feature that this course has?

a) A physical training component.
b) Advice on coping with stress.
c) A detailed weekly planner.

7) Why does the man choose the “Study for Success” seminar?

a) He is over forty.
b) He wants to start at the beginning.
c) He seeks to revise his skills.

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Demo LanguageCert C1

Examen LC C1 – Listening

LISTENING PRACTICE TEST – DEMO

Tienes 35 minutos para completar este ejercicio. El listening tiene una duración de 31 minutos y los restantes 4 minutos los puedes usar para revisar tus respuestas.

Si no quieres revisarlas, puedes pasar al siguiente ejercicio directamente.

EJERCICIO 1

You will hear six short, unfinished conversations. Choose the best reply to continue each conversation. Put a circle around the letter of the best reply. You will hear each conversation twice.

EJERCICIO 2

You will hear three conversations. Listen to the conversations and answer the questions. What a circle round the letter of the correct answer. You will hear each conversation twice.

EJERCICIO 3

Listen to the person talking and complete the information on the notepad. Write short answers of 1 to 5 words. You will hear the person twice. You have a brief moment to look at the notepad.

EJERCICIO 4

Listen to the conversation and answer the questions. Put a circle round the letter of the correct answer. You will see the conversation twice.

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