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Listening Part 3Questions 21-26Write the correct letter, A, B, or C, next to Questions 21-26.The Future of Work21 Kiara and Finn agree that the articles they read on the future of workA mainly re6lect the concerns of older employees.B refer to the end of a traditional career path.C tend to exaggerate the likely changes.22 What point does Kiara make about the phrase “job title”?A It is no longer relevant in modern times.B It shows colleagues how to interact with each other.C It will only apply to people higher up in an organization.23 What issue affecting young employees is Finn most concerned about?A lack of job securityB income inequalityC poor chances of promotion24 What is Kiara’s attitude towards the Richards-Greeves survey on work-life balances?A She thinks that the findings are predictable.B She is curious about the kind of work the interviewees do.C She believes it would be useful to know what the questions were.25 Finn and Kiara agree that if employees are obliged to learn new skills,A they should learn ones which might be useful in another job.B they should not be forced to learn them in their own time.C they should receive better guidance from training departments.26 When Finn talks about the impact of mobile technology, Kiara responds byA emphasizing the possible disadvantagesB describing her personal experience.C mentioning groups who benefit most from devices.Questions 27-30What impact might Artificial Intelligence (AI) have on each of the followingprofessions?Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A-F, next toQuestions 27-30.Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI)A It will give them a greater sense of satisfaction.B It will encourage them to compete with one another.C It will reduce the level of stress they have.D It may eventually lead to their jobs disappearing.E It could prevent them from coming to harm.F It will enable them to do tasks they have not trained for.27 Architects ………...............28 Doctors ………...............29 Lawyers ………...............30 Sports referees ………...............19
Listening Part 4Questions 31-40Complete the notes below.Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.The Klondike Gold Rush of CanadaThe Gold-seekers’ journey to the Klondike river• Many gold-seekers set off from Skagway in Alaska.• The White Pass Trail was difficult because of rocks and31……………………………… along the way.• The Chilkoot Trail was very 32……………………………… so it could take threemonths.• On both trails, gold-seekers gave up because of starvation, disease and the fearof 33………………………………• At Lake Bennet, gold-seekers stayed in a 34……………………………… until springarrived.• At Miles Canyon, it was necessary to hire an experienced35……………………………… to continue the journey.• Gold-seekers finally reached Dawson and the Klondike river.The Equipment gold-seekers had to take• The 36……………………………… provided gold-seekers with a list.• The list includedclothes, e.g. boots, thick coatstea and food such as 37………………………………tools, e.g. rope and several 38………………………………People who became successful because of the gold rush• Some business-minded people sold supplies or set up hotels.• Jack London created sense of 39……………………………… in his stories.• Annie Hall Strong and Emma Kelly contributed to various40……………………………… in Canada and the US.20
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