- Exam: TOEFL
- Course: LISTENING
- Part 4, Exam 1
Instructions
You will hear a LECTURE
For questions 1-6, choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).
Drag and drop the correct answer in the answer box, or type the corresponding letter.
A mark of 75% corresponds to B2 and a mark of 90% corresponds to C1.
- 1 What is the lecture mainly about?
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· Possible answers: A How London's life and work are contrasted. B How London's life influenced his work. C London's political writings. D London's early adventures.
- 2 According to the professor, what effect did the absence of a father have on London?
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· Possible answers: A It affected his relationship with his mother. B It causes him to commit crimes. C It influenced aspects of his writing. D It prepared him for a life of adventure.
- 3 What does the professor mean when he says this:
- "However, he dropped out after one semester due to a lack of money, and perhaps disillusionment with university life. Any of you feel that way?"
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· Possible answers: A He thinks many of the students in the class are poor. B He is joking that some of the students may not be happy at college. C He believes that some students are not enjoying the class. D He is implying that some students will imitate London's behaviour.
- 4 Why does the professor think that London read so many books?
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· Possible answers: A London wanted to learn from other writers. B London was enrolled at a university. C London needed to use other writer's ideas. D London had few ways of gaining real experience.
- 5 What does the professor imply about london's success?
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· Possible answers: A He was immediately successful as a writer. B He was successful only in later life. C He worked hard to achieve success. D He never really achieved much success.
- 6 What does the professor think of London's work?
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· Possible answers: A Most of London's work was excellent. B Most of London's work is careless. C Much of London's work is not very good. D Much of London's work is very modern.