Gateway B1 Unit 8 : Standard Listening Test! Quiz
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Listen to four people talking about friends and friendship. Match the speakers (1–4) with the comments (A–D). ______________
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Friends don’t have to have the same personalities.
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Friends help each other in difficult situations.
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Friends are people that you know in real life.
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Friends don’t say things just to please you.
Correct Answer
C. Friends are people that you know in real life.Explanation
This statement indicates that friends are individuals who are known in person rather than just online or through virtual interactions. It emphasizes the importance of real-life connections in defining friendships.Rate this question:
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______________
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Friends don’t have to have the same personalities.
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Friends help each other in difficult situations.
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Friends are people that you know in real life.
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Friends don’t say things just to please you.
Correct Answer
B. Friends help each other in difficult situations.Explanation
This answer is correct because it accurately describes one of the key characteristics of friendship, which is providing support and assistance to each other during challenging times. Friends often offer a helping hand, lend an empathetic ear, or provide guidance and advice when their friends are facing difficulties. This mutual support is an important aspect of a healthy and meaningful friendship.Rate this question:
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______________
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Friends don’t have to have the same personalities.
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Friends help each other in difficult situations.
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Friends are people that you know in real life.
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Friends don’t say things just to please you.
Correct Answer
D. Friends don’t say things just to please you.Explanation
This statement suggests that true friends are honest and genuine in their communication. They do not simply say things to please or flatter you, but rather provide honest feedback and opinions. This is an important aspect of a strong friendship, as it promotes trust, authenticity, and open communication between friends.Rate this question:
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______________
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Friends don’t have to have the same personalities.
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Friends help each other in difficult situations.
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Friends are people that you know in real life.
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Friends don’t say things just to please you.
Correct Answer
A. Friends don’t have to have the same personalities.Explanation
The statement "Friends don't have to have the same personalities" means that it is not necessary for friends to have similar personalities. This implies that friends can have different interests, hobbies, or ways of thinking, but still maintain a strong bond. It emphasizes the idea that friendship is not solely based on similarities, but rather on mutual understanding, support, and acceptance of each other's differences.Rate this question:
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Speaker 1 __________ go on networking sites. They say they have lots of friends.
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Some of my friends
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Hundreds of my friends
Correct Answer
A. Some of my friendsExplanation
The correct answer is "Some of my friends." This answer is appropriate because it completes the sentence in a grammatically correct manner. It suggests that not all of the speaker's friends go on networking sites, but only a portion of them do. This answer also aligns with the context provided in the statement, where the speaker mentions that some people claim to have lots of friends on networking sites.Rate this question:
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Speaker 1 In reality, most people ________ real friends.
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Have a lot of
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Don’t have many
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B. Don’t have manyExplanation
The correct answer "don't have many" suggests that in reality, most people do not have a large number of real friends. This implies that genuine friendships are not as common as one might think, indicating that people typically have a limited number of close and trustworthy friends.Rate this question:
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Speaker 2 A good friend will ______ when you have problems. They are reliable and you can trust them.
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Go out with you
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Help you
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B. Help youExplanation
A good friend will help you when you have problems. They are reliable and you can trust them. A friend who is willing to assist and support you during difficult times demonstrates their trustworthiness and reliability. They are someone you can rely on for assistance and guidance, making them a valuable and trustworthy friend.Rate this question:
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Speaker 3 A good friend ________ the truth.
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Won’t tell you
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Should tell you
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B. Should tell youExplanation
A good friend should tell you the truth because they care about your well-being and want to help you make informed decisions. They understand that honesty is important in maintaining a healthy and trustworthy relationship. By sharing the truth, they are showing their concern and support for you, even if it may be difficult or uncomfortable.Rate this question:
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Speaker 3 They should always tell you what they ___________.
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Think
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Like
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A. ThinkExplanation
The correct answer is "think" because the speaker is referring to the fact that others should always communicate their thoughts or opinions.Rate this question:
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Speaker 4 I get on well with my best friend because I’m _________her. I like to talk and she likes to listen!
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Like
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Not like
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B. Not likeExplanation
The speaker gets along well with their best friend because they have different communication styles. The speaker enjoys talking, while their friend enjoys listening. This difference in preferences allows for a harmonious and balanced dynamic in their friendship.Rate this question:
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