Listening Comprehension Test 160228-avalanche-sisters_1.Mp3

The title "Blood is Thicker Than Water" best fits the story because it suggests a theme of family loyalty and the importance of familial bonds. This title implies that the story may revolve around the strong connection between family members and the sacrifices they are willing to make for each other. It could also suggest a story about the power of love and support within a family, highlighting the idea that family relationships are stronger and more significant than any other.

The statement implies that both sisters had a disease, and the DNA test helped diagnose it. However, the correct answer is false because the statement does not provide any information about whether or not the sisters had a disease. It only states that the DNA test helped diagnose a disease, but it does not specify if both sisters had it. Therefore, we cannot conclude that both sisters had the disease based on the given statement.

The given statement suggests that Jacqueline was expecting or anticipating the moment when she would meet her sister. This implies that she was looking forward to the meeting and possibly feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

The hot, molten lava from the volcano melted nearby glaciers and caused four massive mudslides. These killed more than 20,000 of Armero's 29,000 inhabitants.

The statement "I have to catch up with 30 years of her life" expresses an obligation. The speaker feels a sense of duty or responsibility to catch up with someone's life, indicating that it is something they must do rather than something they have the option to do.

The 1902 Mount Pelee eruption in the Caribbean was indeed the deadliest. This volcanic eruption occurred in Martinique and resulted in the death of approximately 30,000 people. The eruption was extremely powerful, releasing a pyroclastic flow that completely destroyed the town of Saint-Pierre and its inhabitants. The event serves as a tragic reminder of the destructive potential of volcanic eruptions and the importance of being prepared for such natural disasters.

The given statement is true. It states that Jacqueline was apprehending the moment she would meet her sister. This implies that Jacqueline was feeling anxious or nervous about the upcoming meeting with her sister.

The question asks about the age of the two sisters when the disaster hit their town. Based on the given answer, Jacqueline was three years old and Lorena was nine years old at that time.

The statement mentions that the two sisters never lost touch with each other, implying that they maintained contact throughout their lives. However, the correct answer is False. This suggests that despite being adopted by different families, the sisters did lose touch with each other at some point.