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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #30259 Short Women in Society
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You will hear a recording. Type the missing words in each blank.
* Fill in the missing words into the blank fields
This  week  we're  going  to  be  continuing  our  discussion  of  women  in  society.  Last  week  we  looked  at  a  number  of    relating  to  women  in  education.  If  you  remember,  we  discussed  women  both  at  school  and  at  university.  Today  we're  going  to  be  considering  the    that  women  play  in  the  workplace.  Again,  we'll  start  by  taking  a  historical  perspective,  and  inevitably  you'll  find  that  many  of  the  same    that  impacted  on  women  in  education  also  had  a  major  influence  on  their  working  lives.  In  the  second  half  of  the  lecture,  I'll  concentrate  on  the  situation  in    today,  and  I'll  invite  you  to  suggest  how  you  think  things  are  likely  to  develop  over  the  next  .  OK,  so  let's  get  started.

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Correct answer: issues

Explanation: Listen for "a number of issues relating". It comes after "number of", so you need more than one.

Meaning: "issues" means problems or topics being talked about.

Wrong options:

  • issue: "issue" has no "s" at the end. The speaker says "issues", so write the "s".
Correct answer: roles

Explanation: On the recording you hear "considering the roles that women". It comes after "the", so you need a word for jobs or functions and more than one.

Meaning: "roles" means jobs, duties, or functions people have.

Wrong options:

  • rols: It leaves out the "e". The right spelling is "roles". Every letter must be correct to get the mark.
  • role: "role" has no "s" at the end. The speaker says "roles", so write the "s".
Correct answer: events

Explanation: Listen again to "many of the same events that". You need a word for things that happened, and more than one.

Meaning: "events" means things that happened or took place.

Wrong options:

  • evets: It leaves out the "n". Check the letters: "events". A small spelling mistake loses the mark.
  • event: "event" has no "s" at the end. The speaker says "events", so write the "s".
Correct answer: Europe

Explanation: Here you hear "the situation in Europe today". This is a place name, so write Europe with a capital E.

Meaning: "Europe" means the continent of Europe.

Wrong options:

  • Eurpe: It leaves out the "o". Check the letters: "Europe". A small spelling mistake loses the mark.
  • European: "European" has an extra "an" at the end. The speaker says "Europe".
Correct answer: decade

Explanation: The speaker says "over the next decade. OK". The word is a time period of ten years, so write the word for ten years.

Meaning: "decade" means a period of ten years.

Wrong options:

  • decaded: It adds an extra "d". Check the letters: "decade". A small spelling mistake loses the mark.

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