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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. In Turkey, massive arrests have been conducted as …
a) a part of the government’s anti-corruption operation
b) a deterrent to counteract increasing terrorist threats
c) a way to eliminate uncomfortable political opposition
d) a repercussion after an attempt to carry out a coup
2. According to the speaker, the warnings about ISIS training Americans ...
a) are discriminatory against the Islamic faith
b) received adequate attention from the FBI
c) should have been paid greater attention to
d) should be ignored as ridiculous accusations
3. The trade deal causes controversy as it might be a way to …
a) weaken the position of Taiwan’s companies
b) exert pressure on China’s trading partners
c) give Taiwan more independence in the region
d) achieve a broader Chinese political objective
4. The victory of the Jobbik party in a parliamentary bi-election ...
a) means the party has become the first political force in Hungary
b) shows Hungarians disapprove of the nationalist programme
c) indicates Hungarians oppose the ruling party’s new rhetoric
d) makes the party the strongest competition for the ruling party
5. The reporter in the Hague explains that the ICC’s decision results from …
a) the need for further investigation into the grave case
b) objections to the accuracy of the presented evidence
c) a national court’s inability to deal with the case
d) the lack of justification for the court’s involvement
6. We learn from the recording that electing Jeremy Corbyn the Labour Party leader ...
a) will diminish the Labour Party’s chances in elections
b) will strengthen the opposition to the government
c) will help to unify the divided Labour Party members
d) will attract centrist voters resentful of British politics
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. The expert says the growing presence of the Shia militias in Iraq shows that …
a) the Iraqi military forces need to have clerics’ backing
b) the US perception of the Iraqi forces is erroneous
c) the Iraqi military forces have become independent
d) the US involvement led to divisions among Iraqis
8. When talking about how to defeat ISIS in Iraq, the expert …
a) considers making use of Shia militias’ strength
b) advises against following the Afghan strategy
c) dreads the prospect of co-operating with Iran
d) warns against working with irregular forces
9. The expert criticizes the US government’s
a) insufficient pressure on the Gulf countries to handle the ISIS issue
b) tolerance of the Gulf countries’ support for some ISIS leaders
c) insistence that the Gulf countries change their ISIS strategy
d) approval of the Gulf countries’ tactics towards the Islamic State
10. At the end of the interview, the expert doubts if …
a) the American-Iranian coordination will be plausible
b) the US has any other solution but to co-operate with Iran
c) the drop in the US military involvement will be attainable
d) the Shia militias’ engagement is the right alternative
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. D. Weinberger disagrees with the concept that knowledge is ....
12. According to the second expert, for an intelligent person it is crucial to use collected information to …
13. D. Weinberger thinks knowledge is a complex process requiring …
14. The last speaker criticises the IT companies for allowing information which …
TASK 4
According to the speaker, European Muslims living in ghettoes experience
(15)
…
In the past the Muslim community
faced criticism
With regard to the problem of western jihadists, the involvement of the Muslim community marks the beginning of
(16)
…
In the 1990s, returning jihadists destabilized countries such as
Egypt
The Nixon Centre Study report raised concerns over the potential for certain jihadists to
(17)
…
By the use of the term “maturing” the speaker claims that Islamic terrorism has both
(18)
…
In reaction to the murder of a soldier, the British Home Secretary proposed
the snooper’s charter
In the speaker’s opinion the best way to combat radical groups is to
(19)
…
The strategic shift means that the responsibility for fighting terrorism no longer lies only
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