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Beszédértés 5/2

You will hear a text. Read the candidate copy beforehand. You will have 2 minutes for that, then listen
to the text and choose the correct answer. You will hear the text twice.
After the first listening you will have minute to choose the correct answer, after the second listening
you will have 1 minute to finalise your answers.

Beijing: The City Where You Can’t Escape Smog

1.
6.
A You have to be in your apartment to get rid of
the smog. A London and Manchester can compete with
B Even in a room, people can’t get away from the Beijing as far as pollution is concerned.
pollution. B China’s pollution problem is worse than the one
C Many people want to find rooms that have in London and Manchester in the ‘50s.
insulation. C The three most polluted cities of the 20th
century are Beijing, Manchester and London.
2. If you want to escape the smog ...
7. The pollution ...
A you need to have double glazing.
B your insulation is the key point. A is over the capital city of China.
C the most trivial duct tape is the solution. B goes for a couple of miles outside of the city
limits.
C is more than a thousand mile in diameter.
3. How many people die too early every year
because of the smog? 8. In the capital, ...
A one million in Beijing. A all inhabitants are well-informed about the risks
B more than a million. of pollution.
C it is not measured. B many people are ill-informed about the extent of
the problem.
C most people have the means to measure
pollution.
4. Pollution is a hot topic among people when they
9. China has been the country ...

A without official rules regarding environmental
A go to the post office.
protection.
B go to social gatherings.
B where jeans are produced by small children.
C use Facebook, Twitter or other mobile
C where smart phones are cheap because of the
applications.
large quantity they produce them in.
5. What do some mothers in Beijing do to let their
10. Who send their children to other countries from
friends know about clean air?
Chengdu?
A They share their findings on the web.
A blogger
B They roam the place.
B corrupt police officers
C They call their friends.
C well-off people

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