V LEVEL UNIT 8 LAW Lesson 3 C

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V LEVEL UNIT 8 LAW Lesson 3 C Versión en línea Listening comprehension with a multiple choice questionnaire por Martha Uribe 1 1. What is the primary reason for the surge in anxiety and stress among employees mentioned talk? a a) Increased job satisfaction b b) Pandemic-related factors c c) Government initiatives d d) Reduced working hours 2 2. How many job quits are reported to be happening per month in the United States? a a) One million b b) Two million c c) Three million d d) Four million 3 3. What is the main idea behind the concept of a four-day, 32-hour workweek with five days of pay? a a) Employees work fewer hours but receive the same pay. b b) Employees work more hours to increase their pay. c c) Employees work on weekends for extra pay. d d) Employees have flexible work hours. 4 4.According to the talk what is a potential benefit of implementing a four-day workweek? a a) Increased employee stress b b) Higher healthcare costs c c) Lower turnover d d) Poor service quality 5 5.What did the city of Gothenburg in Sweden do to improve the well-being of nurses while implementing a six-hour workday? a a) Reduced their salaries b b) Hired additional staff c c) Increased their workload d d) Offered longer vacations 6 6. How does reducing work hours contribute to addressing the climate crisis, according to the talk? a a) It leads to more commuting. b b) It increases emissions. c c) It reduces carbon emissions. d d) It has no impact on the environment. 7 7.What does the talk suggest about the universal basic income in relation to the four-day workweek? a a) It is unnecessary. b b) It is already widely implemented. c c) It can help low-earners take time off. d d) It is not mentioned in the text. 8 8.What challenges does the four-day workweek aim to address, as mentioned in the talk? a a) Income inequality and job dissatisfaction b b) Pandemic, climate crisis, and inequality c c) Government regulations and corporate profits d d) Healthcare costs and pollution 9 9.How do companies decide which day employees can take off in the four-day workweek model? a a) Every employee takes the same day off. b b) Employees can choose any day they want to take off. c c) Employees work seven days a week. d d) It depends on the company's preferences and needs. 10 10.What is the text's main lesson regarding the transition to a four-day workweek? a a) It's impossible to implement b b) It should be mandated by governments. c c) Companies should adopt it gradually. d d) It's already universally accepted.

V LEVEL UNIT 8 LAW Lesson 3 C Versión en línea

Listening comprehension with a multiple choice questionnaire

por Martha Uribe

1. What is the primary reason for the surge in anxiety and stress among employees mentioned talk?

a) Increased job satisfaction

b) Pandemic-related factors

c) Government initiatives

d) Reduced working hours

2. How many job quits are reported to be happening per month in the United States?

a) One million

b) Two million

c) Three million

d) Four million

3. What is the main idea behind the concept of a four-day, 32-hour workweek with five days of pay?

a) Employees work fewer hours but receive the same pay.

b) Employees work more hours to increase their pay.

c) Employees work on weekends for extra pay.

d) Employees have flexible work hours.

4.According to the talk what is a potential benefit of implementing a four-day workweek?

a) Increased employee stress

b) Higher healthcare costs

c) Lower turnover

d) Poor service quality

5.What did the city of Gothenburg in Sweden do to improve the well-being of nurses while implementing a six-hour workday?

a) Reduced their salaries

b) Hired additional staff

c) Increased their workload

d) Offered longer vacations

6. How does reducing work hours contribute to addressing the climate crisis, according to the talk?

a) It leads to more commuting.

b) It increases emissions.

c) It reduces carbon emissions.

d) It has no impact on the environment.

7.What does the talk suggest about the universal basic income in relation to the four-day workweek?

a) It is unnecessary.

b) It is already widely implemented.

c) It can help low-earners take time off.

d) It is not mentioned in the text.

8.What challenges does the four-day workweek aim to address, as mentioned in the talk?

a) Income inequality and job dissatisfaction

b) Pandemic, climate crisis, and inequality

c) Government regulations and corporate profits

d) Healthcare costs and pollution

9.How do companies decide which day employees can take off in the four-day workweek model?

a) Every employee takes the same day off.

b) Employees can choose any day they want to take off.

c) Employees work seven days a week.

d) It depends on the company's preferences and needs.

10.What is the text's main lesson regarding the transition to a four-day workweek?

a) It's impossible to implement

b) It should be mandated by governments.

c) Companies should adopt it gradually.

d) It's already universally accepted.