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Listening Practice Test 1

 

Questions 1 - 8

You will hear a short talk about smoking. Fill in the missing statistics in the column to the right of the questions. The first one has been done for you as an example.

(Click on the Audio Button to hear the first part of the talk.)

       

Ex. The estimated number of regular smokers worldwide

 Answers

1.5 Billions

   

Q1.  

 

The number of smokers who say they wish to quit smoking

 

Q2.  

 

The minimum number of cigarettes per day to prevent withdrawal

 

Q3. 

 

 

The approximate number of people per year who die in the U.S. as a result of smoking

 

Q4.

  

 

The number of people per year who die in the U.S. as a result of car accidents

 

Q5.

  

 

The number of decades that tobacco smoke has been recognised as dangerous

 

Q6.  

 

 

The number of substances considered more seriously addictive than nicotine

 

Q7. 

 

 

The percentage of smokers who consider smoking to be pleasurable

 

Q8.

  

 

The amount of nicotine inhaled which reaches the brain after 7 seconds of smoking

 

Questions 9 - 16

Listen to the second part of the talk and answer T (for True), F (for False) or N  for Not Mentioned in the column on the right. The first one has been done for you as an example.

(Click on the Audio Button to hear the second part of the talk.)

 

Ex.    Non-smokers pay less for life insurance than smokers

Your Answers

Q9.

 

Smoking causes the blood to become thick and sticky

 

 

Q10.

 

Strokes and heart attacks are the result of blood clots

 

 

Q11.

 

All smokers have a higher risk of cancer

 

 

Q12.

 

The immune system kills cells which may become cancerous

 

 

Q13.

 

 

Smoking increases the ability of the immune system to kill cancer cells

 

 

Q14. 

 

 

Smoking causes cancer in the same way as it causes heart disease

 

 

Q15.

 

Smoking is the major cause of lung cancer

 

 

Q16.

 

Babies born to mothers who smoke always weigh less

 

 

 


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