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ACA FLEX Listening 13-10
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1. What is the lecture mainly about?
medium- AWater purification is fully taken care of by the natural ecosystem.
- BNature has evolved ways to purify water as well as to filter out and store wastes.
- CNature has its own way to segregate and store waste products like bacteria and metals.
- DEcosystems like streams and wetlands purify and store water.
2. What point does the lecturer make about whales and sound pollution?
easy- AIncreased sound pollution means whales 'talk' more at night than during the day.
- BResearch shows whales communicate to warn each other of sound pollution.
- CWhales may not survive in some situations where there is sound pollution.
- DSound pollution from submarines has little impact on whales and other creatures.
3. What is the main idea that the speaker is trying to convey?
easy- AGeysers, unlike volcanoes, are all about water.
- BGeysers are a part of normal geothermal activity.
- CHow geysers occur in nature.
- DGeysers are a sporadic and explosive version of hot springs.
4. What is the main idea that the speaker is trying to convey?
medium- AInorganic pollutants clog waterways and suffocate water cycle.
- BInorganic pollutants stimulate excessive plant growth and harm waterways.
- CInorganic pollutants may strip water of dissolved oxygen and harm aquatic life.
- DInorganic pollutants cause decay of bacterial plants and suffocate fish and aquatic life.
5. What is the lecture mainly about?
medium- AThe spread and scare of HIV/AIDS
- BThe essential difference between HIV and AIDS
- CAIDS - the mother of all infections
- DNeed to check the spread of AIDS
6. According to the speaker, what is the most important reason why undergraduate students should read Plato’s book The Republic?
easy- AIt appears on their reading lists.
- B It’s interesting and enjoyable.
- C It’s interesting and enjoyable.
- DIt’s a standard text.
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To begin with, you should be standing in the main ________ (7) of the British Library. British Library situated in the Euston road next to some pipe crustacean press, in the foyer to the left of the ________ (8) desk. It was a large white staircase. Follow this up towards the gallery at the top of the ________ (9) pause and look to your left for attention. This is Robert Cotton, born in 1570, and died in 1631. Cotton was a member of parliament but he's mainly known as a great antiquarian ________ (10) of manuscripts. It is the covenant we have a great depth and the survival of many English manuscripts.
easyA lot of people who study law because they want to become practising lawyers. However, study of law at university is not a ________ (11) subject, but an academic subject and an intellectual ________ (12). Even those students intending to become practising lawyers are required to do additional vocational training to ________ (13) them for working. Moreover, studying law at university ________ (14) the student to think and write logically and clearly.
easyBarred owls can be found in dense forests right across North America. They feed on small ________ (15) , fish, birds and small reptiles - pretty much anything that comes their way. The barred owl grows up to half a metre tall and has emerged as a very ________ (16) nocturnal predator. Whereas they have been long-thought to live in old-growth forests, they are now building up quite an ________ (17) population. In Charlotte, North Carolina, barred owls tend to nest in the cavities of the numerous willow oak trees that line the city's streets. Far from being endangered, the owls have expanded their range; and now, in some places, conservationists are worried about the effects they might have on other ________ (18) species.
easyIn most eastern-west Africa, all the humans ________ (19) on wildlife as the source of food and income. Fish is probably the single most important source of ________ (20) for human across the globe. The management of fish resource of wildlife is incredibly important to ________ (21) and health. Further, wildlife________ (22) is the multiple billion-dollar industry, and it can be the number one source of foreign income for economies.
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23. Which of the following statements are correct?
medium- AThe speaker particularly valued Nunan’s earlier film music because it gave insight to the film.
- BNunan’s earlier film music was appreciated because it portrayed suffering so well.
- CMost of Nunan’s work shows his passion for music.
- DShe feels angry about Nunan’s current work.
- EThe speaker feels that Nunan were captivated by profit later in his career.
24. According to the speaker, ancient Egyptians initially began mummifying the remains of the dead
medium- Aas a way of honoring high-status community leaders.
- Bin an attempt to stop the natural processes.
- Cto mimic the effects of the desert climate on the dead.
- Dto prevent infection and disease caused by burying the dead in simple pit graves.
- Eto reinforce cultural and spiritual beliefs about the after life.
- Fto reflect the drying out of bodies which occurs in very hot regions.
25. What comments are made about students in the Theatre Studies program?
easy- AThey are encouraged to focus their studies on modern productions.
- BPast students offer them help.
- CStudents can work at their own pace.
- DThey need to be clear from the start about the area they want to work in.
- EA high percentage complete the degree and get jobs in their field.
26. The purposes of this talk are to
easy- Aexplain how humans grade writing.
- Bpresent different methods for grading writing.
- Ccriticize the use of technology in grading writing.
- Ddescribe the findings of a research project.
- Esuggest directions for future research.
27. Which of the following statements is true of Rousseau's beliefs in The Social Contract?
medium- AMen form societies to better cope with the dangers in life.
- BSociety has a corrupting influence on people.
- CPeople were far happier in a "state of nature" before civilization.
- DBy forming societies, law and morality come into force.
- EChildren's emotions should be educated before their intellect.
28. Which of the following statements are supported by the speaker?
medium- AGood brand names should consist of compound words
- BShe wanted to choose a name that would suggest the qualities of the product
- CLetter I was uncommonly used to create brand names
- DShe picked letter K, A and Z based on scientific research
- E‘KAZ’ was chosen as part of the name because it sounded progressive
29. Which of the following statements are correct according to the speakers?
medium- AThe main role of pop music in the 1960s was to facilitate the growing-up process
- BSongs about the military systems were very common at that time
- CPop music in the last century primarily inspired teenage relationships
- DThe change in youth culture in the 1960s meant that parents acted as role models for their teenage children
- EYoung people gained responsibility for their lives and became disobedient from the 60s
30. Which of the following statements are correct about the farmer?
easy- AThe farmer breeds her own fish because her clients require records of the fishes’ history
- BIt is important for her to be independent of suppliers so she had her own fish farm
- CShe has no intention of producing beef or other meat
- DShe will continue breeding fish as she wants to satisfy her customers
- EProfitable sale was the reason why she stays in fish farming