Exercice Compréhension Orale Niveau C2
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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

Coral reefs are often compared to rainforests because they house a wide variety of life.

True

False

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Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is the primary function of zooxanthellae in coral reefs?

They protect coral reefs from bleaching.

They prevent marine species from overpopulating the reefs.

They provide energy to corals through photosynthesis.

They regulate the temperature of the ocean.

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Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Rising sea temperatures lead to , a process where corals expel the that live within them, making them pale and vulnerable.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a threat to coral reefs?

Climate change

Oil spills

Pollution

Overfishing

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Question 5 - True or False

Coral polyps are non-living structures that form the base of coral reefs.

True

False

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Question 6 - Multiple Choice

What do conservationists use to help restore coral reefs?

Artificial reef structures

Desalination plants

Industrial chemicals

Submarine robots

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Question 7 - Fill in the blank

Marine biologists are working on farming and reef structures to replenish coral ecosystems.

Question 8 - True or False

The decline of coral reefs is solely due to natural causes.

False

True

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Question 9 - Multiple Choice

Why is it important to preserve coral reefs?

They are a vital part of the planet’s ecological balance.

They regulate the Earth's gravitational pull.

They create freshwater for nearby islands.

They provide oxygen for humans.

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Question 10 - Fill in the blank

The story of coral reefs highlights the interdependence of life on Earth and humanity’s to protect it.

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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

A luxury watch can have more than 300 individual components.

False

True

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Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is the primary characteristic of a handcrafted watch?

It requires years of training to assemble.

It is made from plastic materials.

It is built entirely by machines.

It is powered by solar energy.

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Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Modern watchmakers are incorporating materials, such as recycled metals and leather, into their designs.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of watch in the text?

Mechanical watches

Quartz watches

Digital watches

Smartwatches

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Question 5 - True or False

The art of watchmaking originated in the 18th century.

False

True

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Question 6 - Multiple Choice

Why do handcrafted watches remain significant in the modern era?

hey operate using solar-powered technology.

They symbolize heritage and timeless elegance.

They are less expensive than other types of watches.

They do not require regular maintenance.

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Question 7 - Fill in the blank

The mechanisms in a traditional luxury watch require a steady hand to assemble, as even a small can disrupt the balance.

Question 8 - True or False

The decline of coral reefs is solely due to natural causes.

False

True

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Question 9 - Multiple Choice

What do watches symbolize according to the text?

The evolution of digital technology.

The harmony of science, art, and tradition.

The ability to control time.

The rapid pace of modern life.

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Question 10 - Fill in the blank

The tradition of watchmaking serves as a reminder to cherish the of time and the of human ingenuity.

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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

Trees communicate through a network of underground fungi.

True

False

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Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is the role of mother trees in a forest ecosystem?

They photosynthesize more efficiently than other trees.

They prevent fungi from growing in the soil.

They produce the largest leaves.

They act as guardians, distributing resources to smaller trees.

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Question 3 - Fill in the blank

The wood wide web allows trees to share .

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a threat to forests?

Deforestation

Pesticides

Climate change

Urbanization

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Question 5 - True or False

Forests only benefit the trees within them and have no impact on human life.

False

True

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Question 6 - Multiple Choice

What innovative methods are conservationists using to restore forests?

Genetic engineering of trees

Drone planting and seed bombing

Building artificial canopies

Burning small sections of forests to encourage regrowth

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Question 7 - Fill in the blank

Rebuilding a forest involves more than planting trees; it requires , , and an understanding of natural rhythms.

Question 8 - True or False

Forests are referred to as the lungs of the planet because they remove carbon dioxide and release oxygen.

True

False

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Question 9 - Multiple Choice

Why does cutting down a mother tree negatively impact the forest?

It eliminates the tallest tree, reducing forest aesthetics.

It disrupts the photosynthesis process for all trees.

It removes the primary producer of oxygen in the area.

It weakens the nutrient-sharing system in the forest.

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Question 10 - Fill in the blank

By safeguarding forests, we protect one of the Earth’s most systems and ensure their continues for future generations.

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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

Red is often used in marketing to create a sense of urgency.

False

True

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Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is one reason financial institutions often use blue in their branding?

It represents creativity and fun.

It symbolizes energy and urgency.

It conveys calmness and reliability.

It promotes health and sustainability.

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Question 3 - Fill in the blank

Green is commonly associated with , , and sustainability in marketing campaigns.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a cultural difference in color perception mentioned in the text?

Blue symbolizes sadness in Western cultures but excitement in Eastern cultures.

Green symbolizes health in Western cultures but prosperity in Eastern cultures.

Red symbolizes love globally but is not used in marketing.

White symbolizes mourning in some Eastern cultures but purity in Western cultures.

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Question 5 - True or False

Marketers use complementary colors like blue and orange to create a sense of unity and coherence.

False

True

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Question 6 - Multiple Choice

Why must marketers consider cultural differences in color perception?

To ensure campaigns resonate appropriately with global audiences.

To select colors that match current fashion trends.

To comply with international color standards.

To avoid using outdated color palettes.

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Question 7 - Fill in the blank

The psychology of color highlights how elements can subtly yet powerfully influence behavior.

Question 8 - True or False

Blue and green are complementary colors that create visual energy in marketing materials.

True

False

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Question 9 - Multiple Choice

Why is color choice considered a strategic decision in marketing?

It determines the printing cost of advertisements.

It ensures a brand’s logo looks modern.

It guarantees success in international markets.

It influences consumer behavior and brand perception.

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Question 10 - Fill in the blank

In marketing, colors like blue and orange create contrast, while colors like green and yellow suggest unity.

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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

The brain remains highly active during sleep, performing essential functions for cognitive health.

False

True

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Question 2 - Multiple Choice

What is one of the key roles of REM sleep?

Restoring energy to muscles

Strengthening and consolidating memories

Lowering blood pressure

Flushing out toxins from the brain

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Question 3 - Fill in the blank

The brain’s system is activated during deep sleep to remove toxins, including , a protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease.

Question 4 - Multiple Choice

What is a potential consequence of chronic sleep deprivation?

Faster metabolic rates

Increased risk of cognitive decline and mental health issues

Enhanced focus and decision-making

Improved memory retention

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Question 5 - True or False

Sleep deprivation has no impact on learning or memory.

False

True

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Question 6 - Multiple Choice

What strategy is recommended to improve sleep quality?

Increasing caffeine intake in the evening

Establishing consistent sleep routines

Avoiding physical activity during the day

Watching TV in bed

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Question 7 - Fill in the blank

Sleep deprivation affects the brain’s ability to information and can impair -making skills.

Question 8 - True or False

The glymphatic system is most active when the brain is awake.

False

True

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Question 9 - Multiple Choice

Why is prioritizing sleep crucial for cognitive health?

It replaces the need for physical exercise.

It allows the brain to repair physical injuries.

It prevents the body from overheating.

It enhances mental performance and protects against degenerative conditions.

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Question 10 - Fill in the blank

By prioritizing sleep, individuals can protect their brain from conditions and improve their overall of life.

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