With answer key for advanced

Extract One
You hear two friends talking about travelling on public transport.
1. They both say that commuters
A generally avoid interacting with others.
B
are usually willing to help passengers with 
difficulties.
C
tend to feel more relaxed when there are 
fewer people.
2. What point is the woman making about the 
seating?
A
It can often become uncomfortable over 
longer periods. 
B
It can be designed to help people feel 
more secure with others.
C
It can be hard for people to get the seat 
they prefer to sit in.
Extract Two
You hear two friends discussing the use of social media.
3. What does the woman think is a strength 
of hers?
A She responds calmly to criticism.
B She expresses her views fearlessly.
C
She assesses other people’s comments 
accurately.
4. What aspect of social media does the man 
disapprove of?
A
people giving an overly positive 
impression of their lives
B
people paying too much attention to 
unreliable news
C
people trying to draw attention to themselves
Extract Three
You hear part of a radio programme in which two journalists are discussing surveys.
5. What does the man say about some surveys 
of human behaviour?
A
The sample size they use is usually too 
small to be accurate.
B
The influence they have on how people 
make choices is excessive.
C
The results rely too heavily on what 
people say.
6. Why does the woman give the example of a 
soft drinks manufacturer?
A
to illustrate the difficulties of doing 
research using surveys