Eight Situations - Test 6

B2 First · Listening Multiple Choice Extracts · Cambridge English First 2, Cambridge University Press

You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer (A, B or C).

You hear a psychologist talking about green spaces in cities.

What does she say about them?

People fail to appreciate them as much as they should.

They are more important for children than for adults.

Few governments make them a priority.

You hear part of an interview with a singer.

What does he say about playing tennis?

It calms him down after a performance.

It is used by a lot of singers to improve their technique.

It requires similar skills to singing.

You hear an actor talking about how she met her husband.

How did she first meet him?

She sat next to him in a cinema.

She appeared in a play with him.

A friend introduced them.

You hear two people talking about a bus service.

What does the man say about it?

It is frequent.

It is cheap.

It is punctual.

You hear a retired ballerina comparing dancers today with dancers in the past.

She says professional ballet dancers today

are less concerned about expressing emotion.

are more interested in being celebrities.

dance with less technical ability.

You hear a chef talking about making a TV series.

What does he say about it?

He didn't expect to enjoy the experience so much.

He didn't get on with his co-presenter.

He didn't like the working hours.

You hear two friends talking about an art course.

What do they agree about it?

The teacher is inspiring.

The class is the right size.

The content is interesting.

You hear a swimmer talking about a competition she took part in.

How does she feel about it?

disappointed with her result

excited about where it will lead

surprised by the support she received

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