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 OET Part C Listening: Interview

You hear an interview with a dietician called Megan Fowler, who’s talking about a
study of trials on the effects of omega-3 supplements.

1.How does Megan feel about the overall findings of the omega-3 study?

A. She’s confident that they’re reliable

B. She’s convinced of their positive implications
C. She’s concerned they’re based on inaccurate data.

2.What surprised the researchers about the effect of the omega-3 supplements in
reducing triglycerides?

A. the variation between the cardiac and the vascular effects

B. the difference they made to levels of the fat itself
C. the lack of any impact on related conditions

3.What does Magan say about early studies of the diet of the inuit people?

A. Their claims don’t apply to fish oil supplements.

B. Their findings weren’t confirmed by later research.
C. Those involved selected the wrong information to analyse.

4.What is Megan’s attitude towards the eating of oily fish?

A. It may have a range of benefits for the body.

B. it’s probably better for the heart than supplements.
C. It lacks certain elements essential for a balanced diet.

5.Megan suggests that the manufacturers’ complaints about the doses used in the
study

A. were unjustified in a few cases

B. were based on a misunderstanding
C. were a misrepresentation of the truth

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6.Variations in the rate of absorbency of omega-3 were taken into account by only
considering trails

A. which were carried out over a year or longer

B. on patients who showed rapid adaptation to the drug
C. by researchers able to commit to an eight-year study

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 OET Part C Listening: Presentation

You hear a GP called Dr.Georgia Simms giving a presentation on the subject of

social prescribing

1.What does Dr.Simms point out about the idea of social prescribing by GPs?

A. It has been promoted as part of their practice

B. It was initially developed in her own local area
C. It hasn’t been will received by them all

2.When Dr.Simms first heard about social prescribing, she was worried that

A. She would no longer have a say in her patients’ treatment

B. Some of her patients wouldn’t want to see her any more
C. She would be allocated less time with her patients.

3.Why did Dr.Simms choose a gardening project for her patients?

A. Previous patients of hers had done it

B. It offered them a range of health benefits
C. The emphasis on physical fitness appealed to them

4.Initially, Dr.Simms was concerned that her patients on the gardening project
might.

A. be put off by the demanding nature of the work

B. injure themselves whilst working in the garden
C. feel frustrated by the scale of the project

5. Dr.Simms was pleased that, in their feedback, all three of her patients mentioned

A. how much they enjoyed spending time outdoors

B. feeling satisfied on the completion of tasks
C. a willingness to take part in future projects.

6.Looking back at the project, Dr.Simms now understands that the success of social
prescribing depends upon

A. the type of activity that is selected

B. the attitude of individual patients
C. the central role played by the GP.

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