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You will hear each recording twice. After each listening you will have time to complete your answers.
Task 1: Artificial intelligence
Preparation time: 45 seconds
You will hear a podcast about how different people feel about artificial intelligence.
Choose from the list (A-G) which heading best applies to which speaker (1-6). For each speaker there is only one correct answer. There is one more heading than you need.
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Anxiety about impact on nature |
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B |
Warning of emotional attachment |
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Challenges due to security threats |
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Need to be mindful of the individual |
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Prospect of far-reaching long-term influence |
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Concerns about quick and unchecked changes |
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Ambivalence about significance for employment |
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Heading |
Now listen to the recording again.
Task 2: Fast food
Preparation time: 1:30 minutes
You will hear a radio report about fast food in America.
While listening, tick () the correct answer (a, b, or c). There is only one correct answer.
1. The host states that many fast-food restaurants are located in
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city centers. |
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poor neighborhoods. |
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c |
multicultural districts. |
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2. The Centers for Disease Control link diet and
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income. |
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b |
ethnicity. |
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c |
education. |
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3. Marcia Chatelain is
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a chef and an economist. |
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an author and an academic. |
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c |
a journalist and a gastronomist. |
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4. Chatelain became interested in McDonald’s when she noticed that the
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arts were supported by Black franchise owners. |
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number of successful Black franchise owners was growing. |
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c |
company encouraged Black franchise owners to donate money. |
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5. Chatelain claims McDonald’s helped Black America
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from the start. |
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when nobody else did. |
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c |
without really wanting to. |
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6. Chatelain recalls public events being
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led by Black franchise owners. |
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lucrative for Black franchise owners. |
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c |
unpopular with Black franchise owners. |
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7. According to Chatelain, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was mostly a
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a |
social reformer. |
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dedicated businessman. |
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c |
passionate philanthropist. |
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8. After the uprisings in 1968, the business community
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a |
decided to rebuild infrastructure. |
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b |
recognized a chance to make money. |
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c |
felt a social responsibility to help affected districts. |
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9. At the same time, the Civil Rights establishment
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a |
lost influence. |
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b |
changed its focus. |
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c |
became more radical. |
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Now think of the text as a whole:
10. The host’s attitude towards McDonald’s is
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a |
humorous and ironic. |
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b |
critical and questioning. |
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c |
curious and open-minded. |
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Now listen to the recording again.
Task 3: Orphans
Preparation time: 1 minute
You will hear Hugh McShane being interviewed about Newry Workhouse, a house for the poor in Ireland in the 19th century.
While listening, answer the questions. You need not write complete sentences. Unless otherwise specified, name one aspect.
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How did Hugh McShane come across the topic of orphans in Australia? |
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How does McShane explain the purpose of sending orphans to Australia? (Name one aspect each) |
Australian perspective:
Irish perspective:
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How is the journey made attractive on the poster? (Name two aspects.) |
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What is McShane’s opinion of the poster? |
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What was different between voyages to the U.S. and to Australia? (Name one aspect each.) |
U.S.:
Australia:
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6. |
What led to the end of the emigration program? |
Now listen to the recording again.
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1. The host states that many fast-food restaurants are located in
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a |
city centers. |
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b |
poor neighborhoods. |
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c |
multicultural districts. |
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2. The Centers for Disease Control link diet and
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a |
income. |
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b |
ethnicity. |
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c |
education. |
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3. Marcia Chatelain is
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a |
a chef and an economist. |
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b |
an author and an academic. |
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c |
a journalist and a gastronomist. |
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4. Chatelain became interested in McDonald’s when she noticed that the
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a |
arts were supported by Black franchise owners. |
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b |
number of successful Black franchise owners was growing. |
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c |
company encouraged Black franchise owners to donate money. |
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5. Chatelain claims McDonald’s helped Black America
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a |
from the start. |
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b |
when nobody else did. |
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c |
without really wanting to. |
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6. Chatelain recalls public events being
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a |
led by Black franchise owners. |
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b |
lucrative for Black franchise owners. |
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c |
unpopular with Black franchise owners. |
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7. According to Chatelain, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, was mostly a
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a |
social reformer. |
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b |
dedicated businessman. |
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c |
passionate philanthropist. |
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8. After the uprisings in 1968, the business community
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a |
decided to rebuild infrastructure. |
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|
b |
recognized a chance to make money. |
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c |
felt a social responsibility to help affected districts. |
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9. At the same time, the Civil Rights establishment
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a |
lost influence. |
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b |
changed its focus. |
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c |
became more radical. |
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10. The host’s attitude towards McDonald’s is
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a |
humorous and ironic. |
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b |
critical and questioning. |
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c |
curious and open-minded. |
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Die Informationen in Klammern sind optional, bei Informationen, die mit „/“ getrennt sind, handelt es sich um Antwortalternativen.
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did research for/wrote a book on the workhouse (because of anniversary of opening of Newry Workhouse) / saw reference in minutes (of Board of Guardians) / reference to emigration of female orphans |
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One of the following for each:
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Two of the following:
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(sees it as classic piece of) propaganda (and salesmanship)/fantastic marketing / (has) critical view because poster was deceiving |
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One of the following for each:
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anti-Irish/anti-Catholic feelings in Australia/Australian colonies |