MOCK TEST 5 (hn 2021)
I. LISTENING (50 points) Part 1. For questions 1 – 5, listen to a radio programme about lifelong learning and fill in the blanks with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS. The world is undergoing technological, organizational, demographic, and (1)____________ changes, which poses
new challenges to the world of work in the future. Many of today’s skills will become (2)_________ in the future, for
tomorrow’s job requirements will change. Due to the unprecedented transformation, the term “lifelong learning” is
being (3)__________ and attached more importance to. The concept can be applied to both developed and
developing economies, so governments, employers and workers need to join hands to support it. There are some
things you can do to adapt lifelong learning to reality, one of which is improve coordination and ensure
(4)__________ access to learning. Today, it’s a major goal of the United Nations Agenda for Sustainable
Development and the Global Commission on the Future of Work has demanded a formal recognition of a(an)
(5)________ to lifelong learning.
Your answers:
1. climatic 2. obsolete 3. redifined 4.equitable 5. entitilement
Part 2. Listen to a news report about the worst slums in the world and match each number in A with one corresponding letter (A-E) in B. What are the TWO characteristics to define a slum?
A B
6._________ 7._________
A. having permanent housing B. poor standard of sanitation C. located on the outskirts of the city D. too many people living in a place E. not having enough space for residents
Match the slums in the following places with their corresponding features.
A B
8._________South Africa 9._________ Mexico 10._________ Mumbai
A. being the setting for a famous movie B. being said to contain 400.000 inhabitants C. being home to 1.000.000 people D. having high crime rate E. being home to 4.000.000 people
Your answers:
6. B 7. C 8. B 9.E 10. C
Part 3. You will hear two sports commentators called Heidi Stokes and Rob Aslett taking part in a discussion on the subject of gyms. For questions 11-15, choose the answer (A, B, C or D) which fits best according to what you hear 11. What do Rob and Heidi think about government proposals regarding the problem of obesity?
A. They over-emphasize the role of dietary factors. B. They represent a radical solution that must be worth trying. C. They over-estimate the extent to which the fitness industry can help. D. They are attempting to accommodate too many varied perspectives. 12. Heidi agrees with the suggestion that regular gym attendance
A. can discourage people from keeping fit in other ways. B. may lead to obsessive behaviour in some cases. C. generally forms the basis of a healthy lifestyle. D. could be harder to keep up in rural areas. 13. When asked about motivation, Rob suggests that many gym clients lose interest
A. if they don’t get good value for money. B. if they don’t find it enjoyable on a social level. C. if they don’t make it part of a wider fitness regime. D. if they don’t perceive real gains in personal fitness. 14. What does Heidi suggest about membership levels in gyms?
A. The best ones restrict access at peak times.
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