Quiz - LISTENING 2019

TEXT 1 - You will hear a woman talking about how lawyers help people. For questions 1 - 4 choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

1. Normally, what do lawyers try to do?

• A. settle disputes in court

• B. settle disputes before court

• C. settle disputes after court

• D. settle disputes at parties

TEXT 1 - You will hear a woman talking about how lawyers help people. For questions 1 - 4 choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

2. What does 'pro bono' mean?

• A. The lawyer is very good.

• B. The lawyer is professional.

• C. The lawyer works for free.

• D. The lawyer is very expensive.

TEXT 1 - You will hear a woman talking about how lawyers help people. For questions 1 - 4 choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

3. What do lawyers explain?

• A. leases

• B. law school

• C. their case history

• D. foreign affairs

TEXT 1 - You will hear a woman talking about how lawyers help people. For questions 1 - 4 choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

4. What kind of law will the woman practice?

• A. children's law

• B. labour law

• C. aviation law

• D. economy law

TEXT 2 - You will hear an interview with the Prime Minister of the U.K., Theresa May, about Brexit. For questions 5 - 10, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

5. Why is Brexit a historic moment for the U.K.?

• A. It is a formal process of negotiations that involves all E.U. members.

• B. The referendum on 23 June was the only one in the U.K.

• C. Theresa May suggests that.

• D. The British politicians implement what was decided in the referendum.

TEXT 2 - You will hear an interview with the Prime Minister of the U.K., Theresa May, about Brexit. For questions 5 - 10, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

6. According to Theresa May, the British voted to leave the E.U. because

• A. they considered they were not respected by the other E.U. members.

• B. of the unfair treatment of the E.U. members.

• C. they wanted to have a society based on honesty.

• D. they wanted to preserve their customs and traditions

TEXT 2 - You will hear an interview with the Prime Minister of the U.K., Theresa May, about Brexit. For questions 5 - 10, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

7. By voting to leave the E.U., the British prove that

• A. they were dissatisfied with the E.U. government.

• B. they wanted to have control over their foreign affairs.

• C. they didn't like to be ruled.

• D. they are very determined.

TEXT 2 - You will hear an interview with the Prime Minister of the U.K., Theresa May, about Brexit. For questions 5 - 10, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

8. When referring to immigration, Theresa May states that

• A. many more people will move to the U.K. in the future.

• B. many E.U. members will have to leave the U.K.

• C. after Brexit, it will be an uncontrolled phenomenon.

• D. it was the reason why most British people wanted to leave the E.U.

TEXT 2 - You will hear an interview with the Prime Minister of the U.K., Theresa May, about Brexit. For questions 5 - 10, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

9. While in the E.U., the British were not able to

• A. control the number of immigrants.

• B. control their borders.

• C. set rules for immigrants.

• D. all of the above.

TEXT 2 - You will hear an interview with the Prime Minister of the U.K., Theresa May, about Brexit. For questions 5 - 10, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

10. Does Theresa May reveal what rules will be for the E.U. citizens who move to the U.K?

• A. No, as the British politicians are still looking for solutions.

• B. No, and, according to her, they are useless.

• C. Yes, but they have long-term effects.

• D. Yes, but they haven't been voted by the MPs.