Exercice Compréhension Orale Niveau C1
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LISTENING TEST 1

Écoutez le texte, puis répondez aux 10 questions. Nous vous recommandons de prendre des notes et d’écouter le texte entre 2 et 4 fois.

Question 1 - True or False

Vertical farming is a completely new concept developed in the 21st century.

False

True

Aucun

Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is a significant benefit of vertical farming?

It increases the use of pesticides.

It reduces water consumption.

It eliminates the need for controlled environments.

It requires more land than traditional farming.

Aucun

Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Writing by hand activates different areas of the compared to typing.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

What is a cognitive benefit of handwriting?

It enhances creativity and fine motor skills.

It provides no cognitive benefits over typing.

It discourages creativity.

It slows down memory retention.

Aucun

Question 5 - True or False

Some schools have stopped teaching cursive writing.

True

False

Aucun

Question 6 - Fill in the blank

Studies suggest that students taking handwritten notes often perform better on than those using laptops.

Question 7 - Multiple Choice

What is one challenge to the resurgence of handwriting?

Its inability to be taught in schools.

Lack of interest in digital tools.

The efficiency of digital tools outweighs their value.

A shortage of writing instruments.

Aucun

Question 8 - True or False

Handwriting has no therapeutic or artistic value in modern times.

True

False

Aucun

Question 9 - Fill in the Blank

Advocates for handwriting often highlight its qualities and potential as an art form.

Question 10 - Multiple Choice

What does handwriting symbolize in a digital world?

A bridge between tradition and innovation.

The loss of human creativity.

The decline of traditional skills.

A barrier to modern communication.

Aucun

Time's up

LISTENING TEST 2

Écoutez le texte, puis répondez aux 10 questions. Nous vous recommandons de prendre des notes et d’écouter le texte entre 2 et 4 fois.

Question 1 - True or False

Handwriting is considered less important in modern education compared to the past.

False

True

Aucun

Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What was handwriting historically regarded as?

A casual skill taught informally.

A way to save time.

A replacement for oral communication.

A reflection of personality and artistry.

Aucun

Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Writing by hand activates different areas of the compared to typing.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

What is a cognitive benefit of handwriting?

It provides no cognitive benefits over typing.

It slows down memory retention.

It enhances creativity and fine motor skills.

It discourages creativity.

Aucun

Question 5 - True or False

Some schools have stopped teaching cursive writing.

True

False

Aucun

Question 6 - Fill in the blank

Studies suggest that students taking handwritten notes often perform better on than those using laptops.

Question 7 - Multiple Choice

What is one challenge to the resurgence of handwriting?

A shortage of writing instruments.

The efficiency of digital tools outweighs their value.

Lack of interest in digital tools.

Its inability to be taught in schools.

Aucun

Question 8 - True or False

Handwriting has no therapeutic or artistic value in modern times.

True

False

Aucun

Question 9 - Fill in the Blank

Advocates for handwriting often highlight its qualities and potential as an art form.

Question 10 - Multiple Choice

What does handwriting symbolize in a digital world?

The decline of traditional skills.

A barrier to modern communication.

A bridge between tradition and innovation.

The loss of human creativity.

Aucun

Time's up

LISTENING TEST 3

Écoutez le texte, puis répondez aux 10 questions. Nous vous recommandons de prendre des notes et d’écouter le texte entre 2 et 4 fois.

Question 1 - True or False

Procrastination is primarily caused by laziness.

True

False

Aucun

Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is one of the main reasons people procrastinate?

They prefer to multitask continuously.

They always work better under pressure.

They are unaware of deadlines.

They seek short-term gratification to avoid unpleasant tasks.

Aucun

Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Perfectionism can cause procrastination because individuals fear producing work that is less than .

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

How does technology contribute to procrastination?

It eliminates the need to focus on tasks.

It shortens deadlines for important tasks.

It provides constant distractions like social media.

It reduces feelings of guilt and anxiety.

Aucun

Question 5 - True or False

Low self-confidence can increase the likelihood of procrastination.

False

True

Aucun

Question 6 - Fill in the blank

The type of procrastination where individuals perform well under pressure is called procrastination.

Question 7 - Multiple Choice

What is a possible long-term consequence of procrastination?

Improved multitasking abilities.

Higher levels of guilt and pressure as deadlines approach.

Reduced stress and anxiety.

Increased short-term gratification.

Aucun

Question 8 - True or False

Procrastination always has negative effects on performance.

True

False

Aucun

Question 9 - Fill in the Blank

Psychologists suggest that procrastination often stems from difficulties in regulation.

Question 10 - Multiple Choice

What is the first step in managing procrastination?

Ignoring it and working faster.

Understanding its underlying causes.

Avoiding deadlines altogether.

Increasing reliance on technology.

Aucun

Time's up

LISTENING TEST 4

Écoutez le texte, puis répondez aux 10 questions. Nous vous recommandons de prendre des notes et d’écouter le texte entre 2 et 4 fois.

Question 1 - True or False

Public transportation has remained largely unchanged since the 19th century.

True

False

Aucun

Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What was a major advancement in public transportation during the Industrial Revolution?

The introduction of steam-powered trains.

The creation of underground rail systems.

The use of horse-drawn carriages in cities.

Electric trams replacing steam engines.

Aucun

Question 3 - Fill in the blank

The introduction of electric trams in the late 19th century provided cleaner and more services compared to horse-drawn vehicles.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

How has modern public transportation contributed to addressing climate change?

By removing public transit systems from cities.

By relying entirely on fossil fuels.

By investing in electric and hybrid vehicles.

By discouraging the use of buses.

Aucun

Question 5 - True or False

The COVID-19 pandemic had no impact on public transportation systems.

False

True

Aucun

Question 6 - Fill in the blank

Underground rail systems, like the London Underground, helped reduce traffic in urban areas.

Question 7 - Multiple Choice

What is one of the current challenges facing public transportation systems?

Over-reliance on bike-sharing programs.

Aging infrastructure and funding shortfalls.

Lack of technological advancements.

Excessive funding for upgrades.

Aucun

Question 8 - True or False

Public transportation is expected to play a smaller role in urban planning in the future.

False

True

Aucun

Question 9 - Fill in the Blank

Advances in and renewable energy are paving the way for smarter transit systems.

Question 10 - Multiple Choice

What does the evolution of public transportation symbolize?

The end of economic growth in cities.

A decline in urban living standards.

The stagnation of innovation in transportation.

A commitment to sustainability and inclusivity.

Aucun

Time's up

LISTENING TEST 5

Écoutez le texte, puis répondez aux 10 questions. Nous vous recommandons de prendre des notes et d’écouter le texte entre 2 et 4 fois.

Question 1 - True or False

Bees are important only because they produce honey.

True

False

Aucun

Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is the primary role of bees in ecosystems?

Eliminating invasive plant species.

Producing honey for human consumption.

Pollinating plants to enable fruit and seed production.

Protecting plants from harmful pests.

Aucun

Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Approximately percent of the world’s leading food crops depend on pollination.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a reason for declining bee populations?

Overproduction of honey.

Pesticide use.

Habitat destruction.

Climate change.

Aucun

Question 5 - True or False

Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is caused by a single, well-understood factor.

False

True

Aucun

Question 6 - Fill in the blank

Urban beekeeping often involves placing hives on .

Question 7 - Multiple Choice

What is one way individuals can help protect bees?

Create bee-friendly gardens with native plants.

Avoid planting flowers that attract bees.

Use more pesticides in their gardens.

Limit the growth of wildflowers near their homes.

Aucun

Question 8 - True or False

The work of bees contributes billions of dollars to global agriculture annually.

True

False

Aucun

Question 9 - Fill in the Blank

Protecting bees is essential for maintaining the of the planet and food systems.

Question 10 - Multiple Choice

What do bees symbolize in the context of nature?

The decline of agriculture.

The interconnectedness of natural systems.

The isolation of ecosystems.

The dangers of pollination.

Aucun

Time's up

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