Insight -pre-intermediate Unit 5 Listening
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Trapped In the Snow
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This quiz assesses listening comprehension on a scenario about friends trapped in the snow, covering their decisions, experiences, and rescue.
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Where did the friends go?
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To a cave in the mountain
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Hiking in the mountains
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Climbing the mountains
Correct Answer
A. Climbing the mountainsExplanation
The correct answer is "Climbing the mountains" because it is the only option that specifically mentions an activity related to mountains. The other options mention being in the mountains, but do not specify what the friends are doing there. Therefore, "Climbing the mountains" is the most appropriate answer based on the given options.Rate this question:
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Where did they decide to stay for the night?
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In a cave
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In a tent
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On the top of the mountain
Correct Answer
A. In a caveExplanation
The correct answer is "In a cave." This is because caves provide natural shelter and protection from the elements, making them a suitable option for staying overnight. Additionally, caves may offer a level of privacy and security that tents or staying on the top of a mountain may not provide.Rate this question:
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What happened?
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A snowstorm
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An avalanche
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A snowfall
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A. An avalanche -
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How much time did it take the rescuers to save them?
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6 hours
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3 hours
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9 hours
Correct Answer
A. 6 hoursExplanation
The rescuers took 6 hours to save them.Rate this question:
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In the inteview one of the climbers said that
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He won't give up climbing and exploring caves .
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He'll go on climbing but climb not dangerous mountains.
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He will go on climbing but avoid caves.
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A. He will go on climbing but avoid caves.Explanation
The correct answer is "he will go on climbing but avoid caves." This answer is supported by the statement made by the climber in the interview. The climber expresses a determination to continue climbing, but specifically mentions avoiding caves. This suggests that while the climber is committed to the activity of climbing, they have decided to steer clear of the potential dangers associated with exploring caves.Rate this question:
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