Copy Of Gateway B1 Unit 5 Test Standard Listening

The given statement suggests that the children believed the project to be educational. This implies that they perceived the project as having educational value or providing them with knowledge and learning opportunities. Therefore, the correct answer is true, indicating that the children thought the project was indeed educational.

The statement suggests that the children reported on news stories from their own locality or area. This implies that they gathered information and presented news stories based on events or incidents happening in their immediate surroundings. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the children reported on news stories from where they live.

The statement "The project was open to all teenagers" is false. This means that the project was not open to all teenagers, suggesting that there were specific criteria or restrictions in place for participation.

The given statement states that Annie's school organized the project. However, the correct answer is False, which means that the statement is not true. Therefore, it can be inferred that Annie's school did not organize the project.

The statement suggests that the children did not receive any assistance with the filming.

The given correct answer "TV, tv" suggests that the School Report Day project was organized by a television company. The repetition of "TV" in both uppercase and lowercase letters emphasizes the importance of television in this context, indicating that the company involved is related to the television industry.

Annie is the presenter for her group's report. The word "presenter" is repeated twice, indicating that Annie has the role of presenting the report.

The report will be on television this afternoon. "Afternoon" is the correct answer because it is the time frame specified in the question. The word "Afternoon" is capitalized because it is the beginning of a sentence.

The word "stories" is chosen in lowercase because it refers to a general category or type of content. On the other hand, "Stories" is capitalized because it refers to a specific collection of stories or a proper noun.

The correct answer is "Schoolchildren, schoolchildren, Students, students." This is because the question is asking who has to prepare a short news report for television. The repetition of "schoolchildren" and "students" emphasizes that both groups are responsible for this task.