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Listening practice: Murphy's law


Listening practice: Murphy's lawVersión en línea Listen and answer. por Economia Dos 1 What happens every time you drop a slice of bread? a it always falls with the butter side down b it always falls with the butter side up c it allways falls with the bread side down d it allways falls with the bread side up 2 What does the Murphy's law says? a Everything that can go wrong will go wrong b Nothing that can go wrong will go wrong c Anything that can go wrong will go wrong d Anything that can't go wrong will go wrong 3 What was Murphy's job? a Designing helicopters b Flying helicopters c Developing security systems d As a member of the Apolo 4 Why did Murphy said: "if there is a wrong way to do something, then someone will do it"? a Because the connections set by his assistant were all wrong b Because there were two ways to make the connections c Because some of the connections set by his assistant were wrong d Because there were two ways to make the sensors 5 why does the table had to be 2,5 meters tall? a to let the bread rotate 180 degrees b to let the bread rotate 360 degrees c to let the bread rotate 0 degrees d to let the bread rotate 250 degrees 6 What does the "negativity bias" refers to? a selective instinct b human condition c good memory d selective memory 7 if we lose a sock, what is the probability? a that the next sock that we lose is from the same pair b that the next sock tha we lose is from an incomplete pair c that the next sock that we lose is from a different pair d that the next sock tha we lose is the same 8 What does "jinxed"means? a that we have good luck b that there is an obvious reason for something c that we are unlucky d that we are explainig negative incidents

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Listening practice: Murphy's lawVersión en línea

por Economia Dos

What happens every time you drop a slice of bread?

What does the Murphy's law says?

What was Murphy's job?

Why did Murphy said: "if there is a wrong way to do something, then someone will do it"?

why does the table had to be 2,5 meters tall?

What does the "negativity bias" refers to?

if we lose a sock, what is the probability?

What does "jinxed"means?