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MUET Listening Practice 9 (CEFR Level C1)
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Listening skills practice: The benefits of sport – exercises
Preparation
Match the words and expressions with the correct definition.
1. despite
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
2. come in handy
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
3. to negotiate
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
4. to motivate
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
5. at the end of the day
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
6. to outweigh
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
7. easier said than done
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
8. to move on
1 point
Choose
a. to change subject (of a conversation etc.)
b. to be more important than something else
c. be useful
d. difficult to do
e. regardless of
f. to make someone want to do something in a positive way
g. to discuss something in order to come to an agreement with another person
h. in the end
Listen to the classroom conversation about the benefits of sport and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.
The benefits of sport
1. Check your understanding: multiple selection
Which benefits of doing sport are mentioned? Tick (✓) seven.
7 points
reduced risk of diabetes
lower blood pressure
improved muscle tone
stronger heart and lungs
stronger bones
increased feeling of calm and tranquillity
improved mood
improved concentration
increased motivation
makes people less competitive
improved communication and negotiation skills
2. Check your understanding: true or false
Choose True or False for these sentences.
1. The class have already talked about at least three of the physical effects sport has on the human body.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
2. Doing sport can slow down the production of chemicals in the brain that make us feel good.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
3. There are no real benefits associated with doing individual sport.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
4. Swimmers or tennis players are responsible for their own achievements.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
5. Being part of a team requires you to practise more regularly.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
6. Collaborating with other members is essential for a team to be successful.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
7. The skills you learn in a team sport are transferable to everyday life.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
8. It doesn’t matter which sport you choose, as long as you’re good at it.
1 point
True
False
Clear selection
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