Modelo examen 8 – 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.

1) How do you finish the conversation you hear?

a) Who wouldn’t?
b)You can still see them, though.
c)You are getting a little sentimental.

2) How do you finish the conversation you hear?

a) Well, it wasn’t that nice.
b)They simply preferred the other person.
c) We weren’t there on time.

3) How do you finish the conversation you hear?

a) Well, he needs to rest.
b) Yes, he told me about it.
c) I heard he could recover.

4) How do you finish the conversation you hear?

a) Are you sure they can’t be here today?
b) But you told me that you would be here today!
c) I’m so sorry, are you ok?

5) How do you finish the conversation you hear?

a) And I guess that you’ve made the cut.
b) So now you’ll be as fit as a fiddle.
c) Going to the gym sounds really fun!

6) How do you finish the conversation you hear?

a) Much better, doctor. Thank you!
b) Like a blocked drain.
c) Down in the dumps!

Part 2:

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

Conversation 1:

1) What is the main issue?

a) The speakers have angry clients.
b) The distributor has lost their orders.
c) The speakers have a delivery delay.

2) What do the speakers disagree on?

a) Whether or not the prices are affordable.
b) The quality of the delivery.
c) If it’s a good idea to find a new provider.

Conversation 2:

1) Why did Matt think the news was real?

a) It came from a noticeable page.
b) He fact-checked it.
c) He found it on social media.

2) How did the woman figure out that the news was fake?

a) She used her common sense.
b) She used a reverse image search.
c) She added the word “fake” in the title and searched it.

Conversation 3:

1) Where is the caller?

a) At work.
b) At a lunch meeting.
c) At a horse stable.

2) What has happened to the caller?

a) He quitted his job because his boss is terrible.
b) His boss called off his evaluation.
c) His boss scolded him for throwing a chair.

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) Percentage of plants in chimpanzees’ nutrition:

2) Human physical inferiorities compared to chimpanzees:

3) Humans used to spend 8 hours a day to:

4) Primordial assets of cooking:

5) Human anatomy alternation provoked by cooking:

6) The main drawback of cooking:

7) Records of cooking in the regular basis were:

Part 4:

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

1) How do most people feel about networking events?

a) Surprising, especially in business people and celebrities.
b) Antsy on some occasions.
c) Confident as long as they practice.

2) What does Giorgio mean by ‘be curious’?

a) An opportunity to talk about philosophical aspects.
b) A possibility to gather knowledge and build associations.
c) A chance to demonstrate social survival skills.

3) What’s the best way to join a group that is already in conversation?

a) Take time to learn from the speakers and use soft friendly gestures.
b) Introduce yourself with polite questions.
c) Make sure to use proper body language so you don’t seem intruding.

4) How does Giorgio think you can get involved in the conversation?

a) By letting the speakers know that their stories are engaging.
b) Put yourself in the other’s situation.
c) Show enthusiasm and respond accordingly to what the speaker is saying.

5) Why should participants prepare a story?

a) To make themselves interesting.
b) In case they go blank when it's their turn to speak.
c) So you are the centre of attention with your well-thought stories.

6) In what situations does Giorgio suggest that showing sensitivity is important?

a) When someone is talking about complicated topics.
b) When someone is holding a baby.
c) If no one else speaks.

7) In the end, the interviewer wanted to know if…

a) Giorgio actually looked for the car.
b) Giorgio was willing to tell a long story.
c) Giorgio wasn’t lying about the car.

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Modelo examen 8 – Listening

LISTENING PRACTICE TEST 8

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. Put a circle around 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 around the letter of the correct answer. You will see the conversation twice

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