Listening: Part 1

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

When did Sue keep a diary?

• from thirteen to eighteen years old

• when she was eighteen

• for a year when she was twelve

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

Sue wrote a diary because _____

• she didn't have any friends.

• she needed to express her feelings.

• she had problems with her health.

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

What happened after Sue's rabbit died?

• She was too sad to go to a party.

• She was not allowed to go to a party.

• She soon forgot about the rabbit.

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

Who did Sue admire, according to her diary?

• Her mother

• Her friend Sandy

• Her friend Sandy's parents

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

Reading her diaries now, how does Sue feel?

• interested in the details

• embarassed by the drawings

• surprised by her emotions

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

What does the diary entry for 16 January show?

• Her diary is a historical record.

• She paid little attention to world events.

• She was interested in politics.

You will hear part of a conversation between a radio host and Sue Green, a newspaper columnist, talking about teenage diaries. Choose the correct answer.

Who was allowed to read Sue's diary?

• Her daughter

• Her mother

• Her friends