Understanding Film and Course Preferences

The video is a tutorial for the Cambridge Preliminary English Test, covering four parts. It includes listening exercises, a radio interview about the town of Swanton, a description of a singing course, and a film discussion. Each part is designed to test different skills, with instructions and examples provided.

What is the main purpose of the Cambridge Preliminary English Test introduction?

• To discuss the importance of English language skills

• To give examples of past test questions

• To explain the test format and instructions

• To provide a detailed history of the test

In the library visit scenario, where are the dictionaries located?

• On the top shelf

• Behind the computers

• Near the entrance

• Next to the fiction section

What does the woman decide to do about her dress for the evening?

• Wear the black dress with long sleeves

• Borrow a dress from a friend

• Buy a new dress

• Get her short-sleeved dress back from Angela

What is Jack Williams' favorite aspect of living in Swanton?

• The mountains for climbing

• The shopping center

• The industrial activity

• The local music festival

What environmental issue is Swanton facing according to Jack Williams?

• Noise pollution

• Deforestation

• Air pollution

• Water pollution affecting fish

What is the maximum number of students allowed in Lena Phipps' singing course?

• 10 students

• 15 students

• 5 students

• 20 students

What type of songs do students learn in the singing course?

• A mix of classical and modern songs

• Only jazz songs

• Only classical songs

• Only pop songs

What did Marco and Sarah recognize in the film they watched?

• The hotel they stayed at

• The director's style

• The music score

• The main actor

How did Sarah feel about the length of the film?

• She didn't notice the time passing

• She found it too long and boring

• She wished it was longer

• She thought it was too short

What did Marco suggest they do after watching the film?

• Watch another movie

• Buy the director's earliest film on DVD

• Read the book the film was based on

• Visit the film's location