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INNE TESTY
#17 ( EN_L4_010 )
#16 ( EN_L4_008 )
#15 ( EN_L4_011 )
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TASK 1
You are going to listen to six news items. Listen and choose the best answer A, B, C or D. You will hear the items once only. I repeat, once only. There will be a pause of 30 seconds before each news item to give you time to read through the questions to that item.
1. The Sudanese ambassador …
a) warned Sudan would stop its membership in the African Union
b) insisted that the African Union cancel the proposed meeting
c) asked African countries to leave the International Criminal Court
d) demanded withdrawing the accusations against his president
2. The commodity trading company Firstar …
a) refused to pay for the transport of gold
b) avoided breaking the imposed sanctions
c) put pressure on an African politician
d) completed a dubious transaction
3. The mutiny of the paramilitary troops was sparked by …
a) a row over their payroll
b) a conflict with the military
c) the failure of the government-led talks
d) a pay rise for the commanding officers
4. The most financial resources will go to …
a) the European Emergency Fund
b) the International Monetary Fund
c) the EU infrastructure funds
d) the United States of America
5. The communications cut-off was the most problematic for …
a) the South Korean investment
b) a South Korean border town
c) a South Korean military exercise
d) the South Korean government
6. Despite the global crisis, South Africa succeeded regarding its …
a) manufacturing output
b) car part productio
c) quarterly growth
d) yearly growth
TASK 2
You are going to hear an interview. Listen and choose the best answer A, B, C or D. You will hear the piece once only. I repeat, once only. There will now be a pause of 1 minute to allow you to look through the questions.
7. When it comes to Afghanistan, the British …
a) stress the importance of Afghan authorities’ involvement
b) believe that stronger military presence will assure success
c) have been requested to increase the number of troops
d) are developing a much more comprehensive strategy
8. According to Mr Miliband, the situation is described as messy because of …
a) unclear cooperation procedures within Washington
b) insufficient cooperation among the coalition members
c) imbalance between military, political and security effort
d) misunderstanding of the new circumstances by the US
9. According to the British Foreign Secretary, the stalemate has been caused by …
a) inaccurate assessment of the Taliban power
b) the Taliban changing their military tactics
c) the failing policy of the coalition mission
d) decreasing support of the Afghan society
10. The siege of Kabul …
a) encourages growing Afghan support for the Taliban
b) proves the coalition is losing the conventional war
c) confirms weakness of the former Taliban strategy
d) shows the insurgents are becoming more powerful
TASK 3
You will hear a radio discussion. Listen and complete the notes by writing a few words. You will hear the piece twice. I repeat, twice. There will now be a pause of 30 seconds to allow you to look through the questions.
11. Currently the US administration’s attitude to Israeli settlement is
12. Ghaithal-al-Omari agrees that the American stance is risky because it might
13. Rob Malley says that in the American opinion, it is possible to solve the problem of Hamas if Palestinian President Abbas
14. Apart from violence, the other obstacle to peace in the region is
TASK 4
You will hear a journalist and researcher giving a talk on Private Military Companies and their role in the contemporary world. Listen and complete the notes by writing a few words. An example has been done for you. You will hear the piece only once. There will now be a pause of 1 minute for you to look through the questions.
PMCs’ financial activities are doubtful due to
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The outcome of mutual relationship between the military and PMCs should be
based on synergy
As for mutual co-operation, the most dangerous phenomenon for the military is
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Legally doubtful activities of PMCs led multinational forces to
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Due to economic and political reasons in some regions PMCs are interested in
inciting local conflicts
The speaker cautions PMCs may not only undermine international relationships but even
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In order to employ best experts PMCs specialize in
using brain drainage policy
The power of modern technology may tempt PMCs to employ it
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Transferring too much responsibility for national security on PMCs may finally lead to
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