- You will hear a conversation followed by 6 questions.
- Listen to each question. You will hear the question only once.
- Choose the best answer to each question.
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Correct Answer: Hat-making.
Why this is correct: The speaker introduces a hat-making project. That identifies the presentation’s topic.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Shirt making.: The project concerns hats rather than shirts.
- Theatre costumes.: The project concerns making hats, rather than theatre costumes in general.
- Interior Design.: The project concerns hats rather than decorating interiors.
Correct Answer: Six weeks.
Why this is correct: The speaker explicitly says the stay at the school lasted six weeks.
Why the other options are wrong:
- 14 weeks.: The stated stay is six weeks, not fourteen weeks.
- 14 days.: The stated stay is six weeks, not fourteen days.
- Six days.: The stated stay is six weeks, not six days.
Correct Answer: Old wallpapers.
Why this is correct: The speaker says the hats were made using rolls of old wallpaper.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Old Newspapers.: The stated material is old wallpaper rather than newspapers.
- New Sheets.: The source names old wallpaper rather than new sheets.
- Fabric scraps.: The hats use old wallpaper rather than fabric scraps.
Correct Answer: Two.
Why this is correct: The class was taught to make two basic hat shapes.
Why the other options are wrong:
- One.: The class made two basic shapes, rather than one.
- Three.: The class made two basic shapes, rather than three.
- None.: The class made two basic shapes, so saying no shapes were made contradicts the source.
Correct Answer: Making designs on paper.
Why this is correct: Drawing a design on paper is followed immediately by the description of that stage as the easy part.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Making hats.: The easy stage is drawing the design on paper, rather than constructing the hat.
- Choosing designs.: The speaker identifies drawing on paper as easy, rather than choosing a design.
- Addressing students.: Addressing students is not the stage called easy; drawing the design is.
Correct Answer: Three dimensional.
Why this is correct: The speaker advised students to make a small three-dimensional hat first.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Two dimensional.: The advice explicitly names a three-dimensional hat rather than a flat two-dimensional one.
- One sided.: One-sided does not describe the three-dimensional model the speaker recommends.
- Two sided.: Two-sided does not describe the three-dimensional model the speaker recommends.
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