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In this listening activity, you will find ten questions, the time limit is 90 seconds per question. The audios are related to a variety of topics, with a diverse vocabulary use.

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Listening ActivityVersión en línea In this listening activity, you will find ten questions, the time limit is 90 seconds per question. The audios are related to a variety of topics, with a diverse vocabulary use. por Nicolas Fierro 1 What does the interviewee Viola Davis uses as an example for the phrase "Movies often do not reflect the world"? a She was the only black woman on the town. b She was the only woman on the town. c She was the only black person on the film 2 According to the audio, what is the main challenge for people facing climate change? a The lack of international agreements. b The difficulty of balancing convenience and responsibility. c The absence of sustainable companies. 3 In the interview, the speaker describes their family members as "casualties." How is the word casualty being used in this context? a As a literal reference to people who died in a war. b As a metaphor for the long-term damage and suffering caused by abuse and trauma. c As a synonym for people who recovered from hardship. 4 What risk is mentioned regarding remote work? a It reduces job opportunities. b It automatically reduces productivity. c It can cause more stress without proper regulation. 5 According to the audio, what does critical reading involve today? a Memorizing information quickly. b Questioning, evaluating, and connecting ideas. c Prioritizing the quantity of texts read. 6 What does the speaker say travel promotes? a Better physical fitness b Deeper understanding of others c Greater material success 7 What risk does the speaker associate with social media? a Lack of creativity b Reduced intelligence c Damaged self-image 8 According to the speaker, how does music affect learning? a It can sometimes improve study outcomes b It always distracts people c It makes memorization impossible 9 What is a challenge of remote work mentioned by the speaker? a Difficulty staying connected with coworkers b Increased transportation costs c Less access to technology 10 When the speaker says new movies “blow through every single one of those beliefs,” what does this imply about changing roles in the film industry? a That female leads have now become universally accepted without exception. b That the industry no longer cares about audience preferences. c That recent films challenge and disprove outdated stereotypes about gender and leading roles. Feedback 2 The audio explains that the main challenge is not global agreements or lack of knowledge, but the difficulty people have in giving up convenience. Taking responsibility for the environment often requires effort and small sacrifices, which many hesitate to make. 3 The interviewee is not speaking about literal deaths in a war, but using casualty metaphorically to describe the deep psychological and emotional harm experienced by themselves and their family due to abuse and poverty. 4 Remote work offers flexibility and new opportunities, but the audio stresses that without clear rules and limits, it can blur the line between personal and professional life. This situation can lead to stress instead of improving productivity. 5 According to the audio, critical reading today is about more than just understanding or memorizing texts. It requires questioning intentions, evaluating credibility, and linking ideas, especially in a world filled with biased digital information. 10 The metaphor blow through suggests breaking or dismantling barriers, showing that films with female leads are successful and disprove the old restrictions.

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What does the interviewee Viola Davis uses as an example for the phrase "Movies often do not reflect the world"?

According to the audio, what is the main challenge for people facing climate change?

In the interview, the speaker describes their family members as "casualties." How is the word casualty being used in this context?

What risk is mentioned regarding remote work?

According to the audio, what does critical reading involve today?

What does the speaker say travel promotes?

What risk does the speaker associate with social media?

According to the speaker, how does music affect learning?

What is a challenge of remote work mentioned by the speaker?

When the speaker says new movies “blow through every single one of those beliefs,” what does this imply about changing roles in the film industry?

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