Gateway A 2 Unit 8 Test. Listening

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1. The boy thinks teenagers today have a difficult life.

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The boy believes that teenagers today face many challenges and hardships in their lives. This suggests that he perceives their life as difficult, indicating that the statement "Teenagers today have a difficult life" is true according to his perspective.

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This Gateway A 2 Unit 8 test focuses on listening skills, assessing the ability to comprehend and interpret spoken English. It evaluates understanding through true\/false statements and filling blanks related to speed, family, job roles, advertisements, and societal changes.

2. He thinks the problems today are not the same as when his parents were young.

Explanation

The statement suggests that the person believes that the problems faced in today's society are different from those that were experienced by their parents when they were young. This implies that they acknowledge the existence of new challenges and issues that have emerged over time. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

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3. The boy thinks it's easier to find a job today.

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The given answer is false because the boy thinks it is easier to find a job today.

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4. When his father was young, not so many people went to university.

Explanation

The given statement suggests that during his father's youth, the number of people attending university was relatively low. This implies that going to university was not as common as it is now. Therefore, the correct answer is True, indicating that the statement is accurate.

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5. The boy thinks people buy more things today because they've got more money.

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The explanation for the answer "False" is that the boy's assumption is not necessarily true. While it is possible that people buy more things today because they have more money, there could be other factors influencing their purchasing behavior. For example, advancements in technology and the availability of online shopping have made it easier for people to buy things, regardless of their financial situation. Additionally, people's buying habits can be influenced by cultural, social, and psychological factors, rather than just their income level. Therefore, it cannot be concluded that people buy more things solely because they have more money.

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6. _____

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The word "family" is the correct answer because it is the only word provided in the question. Without any context or additional information, it is impossible to determine the intended meaning or purpose of the question. Therefore, "family" is the only logical choice as the answer.

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7. _____

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8. _____

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9. _____

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The word "adverts" is the plural form of the noun "advert," which refers to a short advertisement or commercial. This answer suggests that the missing word is related to advertisements or promotional content.

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10. _____

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