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 providing them with knowledge or learning opportunities. Therefore, the correct answer is true, indicating that the children indeed thought the project was educational.

The statement suggests that the children reported on news stories from their own locality or place where they live. This implies that they provided news coverage or information about events and incidents happening in their immediate surroundings. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the children indeed reported on news stories from where they live.

The project was not open to all teenagers, indicating that the statement is false.

The statement suggests that the children did not receive any assistance during the filming process. Therefore, the correct answer is False, indicating that the children did not have help with the filming.

The statement indicates that Annie's school organized the project. However, the correct answer is false, which means that Annie's school did not organize the project.

The given answer "TV, tv" suggests that the School Report Day project was organized by a television company. The repetition of "TV" and "tv" indicates that the company is related to television or broadcasting.

The correct answer is "afternoon, Afternoon" because the sentence is indicating that the report will be shown on television during the afternoon. The repetition of the word "afternoon" emphasizes the time frame and ensures clarity in the sentence. The capitalization of the second "Afternoon" is likely a typographical error and does not affect the meaning of the sentence.

Annie is the presenter for her group's report. The repetition of the word "presenter" suggests that Annie is the only one responsible for presenting the report.

The correct answer is "Schoolchildren, schoolchildren, Students, students." This answer is correct because it provides the correct plural forms of "schoolchildren" and "students." When referring to multiple schoolchildren or students, the plural form of the words should be used. Therefore, "schoolchildren" and "students" are the correct choices here.

The word "stories" is the correct answer because it is the plural form of the noun "story" and matches the plural subject "students." The capitalized "Stories" is also correct because it is used as a proper noun, possibly referring to a specific collection of stories or a title.