Wednesday 18 May 2011

Listening Test Practice

Bribes 
    bribe/brʌɪb/
verb dishonestly persuade (someone) to act in one's favour by a payment or other inducement. noun an inducement offered in an attempt to bribe.
 

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ACTIVITIES


A.  Choose the correct answer:

1) Aiman has worked in _______ .


2) He says people might pay a bribe for ____.


3) What does he give as an example? .


4) How much would a bribe be?


5) He says ______ ask for bribes.



      
    B.    Complete with

  1. We need to a good idea for the party.
  2. I never politics when I first meet someone new.
  3. The secret is now for everyone to know about.
  4. She tries to her diet by taking vitamin pills.
  5. The work at that company are very high.
Check answers in comment #1

Source: elllo

3 comments:

Dulce said...

A
1b 2 a 3 a 4 a 5a

B
1 come up with
2 bring up
3 out in the open
4 supplement
5 standards

Carla said...

What's up dear??

Wowwww!!! What an amazing listening! I'm astonished and delighted at the same time... 'cos I need to improve my listening skills ;)

8/10 not bad, but I've failed the number five, I thought there were Officials instead policemen... and I was pretty sure 8/10 not bad, but I've failed number five, I thought there were Officials instead policemen... and I'm quite sure my answer is correct, could be??

Because as listening carefully after doing the test, I understood Officials again. Could you clarify my doubt?? Thx in advance.

Anyway, good contribution this kind of exercises, 'cause final exams are coming. I don't know how I might be able to show you all my gratitude for your effort and dedication with your incredible supporting Blog.

Forever and ever you will be my teacher, and I never ever will cease to be your pupil.

Kisses,

Carla

Dulce said...

Dear Carla,
You really flatter me with those words...
One of the few things I've learnt in this life is that being a good teacher doesn't mean you must know the answer to all the questions...
Recently I've heard that not even GOD does(what has saddened me badly).

For one thing I have no idea what the difference between 'officials' and 'policemen' is. If you could please tell me, maybe I'll be able to solve the doubt...

And hey, you got 8 out of ten!!!you did better than myself!!(LOL)
See you!

Dulce