Gateway B1 Unit 6 Test Standard Listening

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1. Speaker 5: People buy more food than they need.

Explanation

This statement suggests that people tend to purchase more food than they actually require. This could be due to various reasons such as lack of meal planning, impulse buying, or fear of running out of food. It is a common behavior observed in many individuals, leading to food waste and unnecessary expenses.

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Gateway B1 Unit 6 Test Standard Listening - Quiz

Gateway B1 Unit 6 Test standard Listening focuses on understanding attitudes towards rubbish and recycling through listening exercises. It assesses comprehension and awareness of environmental issues, encouraging learners to reflect on societal habits and corporate responsibilities in waste management.

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2. Speaker 2:Many people don't have space for different types of bins in their kitchens.

Explanation

The statement suggests that there are individuals who do not have enough room in their kitchens to accommodate various types of bins. This implies that these people may struggle with managing waste properly, as they are unable to separate different types of waste for recycling or disposal. Therefore, the answer "True" is appropriate as it aligns with the information provided.

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3. Speaker 5

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The answer "We have to change our habits" is the correct answer because it aligns with the speaker's statement that "Companies don't do enough" and "Different people can use our old things." It suggests that instead of relying on companies to make changes, individuals should take responsibility and make changes in their own habits to address the issue at hand.

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4. Speaker 4

Explanation

The speaker is suggesting that one way to address the issue is by allowing different people to use their old things. This implies that instead of throwing away or discarding old items, they can be given to others who may find value in them. This not only reduces waste but also promotes the idea of reusing and sharing resources.

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5. Speaker 3: All of our shopping comes with paper and plastic.

Explanation

The speaker states that "All of our shopping comes with paper and plastic." This means that every shopping experience includes both paper and plastic. However, the answer is false, indicating that this statement is not true. Therefore, the correct answer suggests that the speaker's statement is incorrect and not all shopping experiences involve paper and plastic.

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6. Speaker 2

Explanation

The speaker is discussing different ideas or solutions and expressing their opinion on them. They mention that "This is a good idea if you have a big kitchen." This suggests that the speaker believes that the idea being discussed would be beneficial or practical in a large kitchen.

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7. Speaker 4:It's always more expensive to buy a new computer than repair an old one.

Explanation

The statement provided by Speaker 4 is "It's always more expensive to buy a new computer than repair an old one." The correct answer is False. This means that it is not always more expensive to buy a new computer than repair an old one. There can be instances where the cost of repairing an old computer exceeds the cost of buying a new one. Therefore, the statement is not universally true.

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8. Speaker 3

Explanation

The answer "Companies don’t do enough" is supported by the statement "Companies don’t do enough" in the given text. The speaker emphasizes that companies are not doing enough, suggesting that they should take more responsibility or action in some aspect.

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9. Speaker 1: People throw away more rubbish now than before.

Explanation

The statement suggests that people are not throwing away more rubbish now than before. This indicates that the amount of rubbish being discarded has either remained the same or decreased over time.

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10. Listen to five people talking about rubbish and recycling. Match the speakers (1–5) with the comments (A–E).Speaker  1

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Speaker 5: People buy more food than they need.
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Speaker 3: All of our shopping comes with paper and plastic.
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Speaker 1: People throw away more rubbish now than before.
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