高三英语听力访谈节目单选题40题

高三英语听力访谈节目单选题40题
1. In the interview program, the guest is a famous _.
A. singer
B. writer
C. actor
D. painter
Answer: C. The guest is introduced as a famous actor in the program. .
2. The interviewee has won _ awards for his/her performances.
A. two
B. three
C. four
D. five
Answer: B. The interviewee has won three awards.
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3. The person being interviewed is known for his/her _ roles.
A. romantic
B. comedic
C. dramatic
D. action
Answer: C. The person is known for dramatic roles.
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4. The guest on the show has worked with _ famous directors.
A. several
B. a few
C. many
D. some
Answer: A. The guest has worked with several famous directors.
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5. The interviewee started his/her career in _.
A. 2005
B. 2006
C. 2007
D. 2008
Answer: B. The interviewee started his/her career in 2006.
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6. What is one of the recommended learning methods mentioned in the interview?
A. Studying alone all the time.
B. Memorizing everything without understanding.
C. Taking regular breaks and reviewing.
D. Skipping difficult topics.
Answer: C. Taking regular breaks and reviewing is a good learning method as it helps in better retention and reduces burnout.
effective learning?
A. Reading as fast as possible.
B. Listening to music while studying.
C. Making detailed notes.
D. Avoiding asking questions.
Answer: C. Making detailed notes helps in organizing information and revising later.
8. In the interview, what is suggested as a way to improve memory?
A. Watching TV before studying.
B. Repeating information multiple times.
C. Sleeping less to study more.
D. Eating junk food while studying.
Answer: B. Repeating information multiple times is an effective way to improve memory.
9. What is NOT mentioned as a benefit of group study in the interview?
A. Sharing different perspectives.
B. Having fun while studying.
C. Reducing stress.
D. Studying for longer hours without breaks.
Answer: D. Studying for longer hours without breaks is not a benefit of group study.
better understanding of a subject?
A. Skipping classes.
B. Only reading textbooks.
C. Discussing with classmates and teachers.
D. Avoiding doing homework.
Answer: C. Discussing with classmates and teachers can help in better understanding of a subject as it provides different viewpoints and clarifies doubts.
11. What does the interviewee plan to do after graduating?
A. Travel around the world.
B. Go to college.
C. Start a business.
D. Work part-time.
Answer: B. The interviewee mentions plans to go to college after graduating.
12. Which country does the interviewee want to study in for the future?
A. The United States.
B. The United Kingdom.
C. Canada.
D. Australia.
Answer: A. The interviewee expresses interest in studying in the
United States.
13. What major does the interviewee consider choosing?
A. Business.
B. Engineering.
C. Medicine.
D. Literature.
Answer: B. The interviewee shows inclination towards engineering as
a major.
14. How long does the interviewee plan to study abroad?
A. One year.
B. Two years.
C. Three years.
D. Four years.
Answer: D. The interviewee says they plan to study abroad for four years.
15. What is the first step in the interviewee's future plan?
A. Applying for scholarships.
B. Choosing a university.
C. Preparing for entrance exams.
D. Saving money.
Answer: C. The interviewee mentions that preparing for entrance exams is the first step in their future plan.
16. In the interview, the guest mentioned that one of the major cultural differences between Western and Eastern countries is _.
A. the way people greet each other
B. the types of food they eat
C. the colors they prefer
D. the sports they play.
Answer: A. In many Western countries, people greet with kisses or hugs while in some Eastern countries, people bow or shake hands.
17. According to the interview, which of the following is NOT a cultural difference between different regions?
A. attitudes towards punctuality
B. fashion styles
C. the importance of family
D. the popularity of smartphones.
Answer: D. The popularity of smartphones is not a cultural difference but a technological trend.
18. The interviewee said that in some cultures, it is considered rude to _.
A. make eye contact
B. ask personal questions
C. eat with your left hand
D. talk loudly in public.
Answer: B. In some cultures, asking personal questions is seen as intrusive.
19. Which cultural difference was mentioned regarding gift-giving?
A. The value of the gift matters more in some cultures.
B. In some cultures, gifts are opened immediately.
C. All cultures have the same traditions for gift-giving.
D. Gifts are never given in some cultures.
Answer: B. In some cultures, gifts are opened immediately upon receiving, while in others, they are opened later.
20. The interview highlighted that a significant cultural difference in communication is _.
A. the use of gestures
B. the speed at which people talk
C. the choice of words
D. the volume of speech.
Answer: C. Different cultures may have different words and expressions for the same thing, which reflects a cultural difference in communication.
21. What hobby is mentioned by the interviewee?
A. Reading books.
B. Playing basketball.
C. Drawing pictures.
D. Collecting stamps.
Answer: B. Playing basketball. The interviewee says they love playing basketball in their free time.
22. According to the interview, which hobby helps people relax?
A. Gardening.
B. Singing.
C. Running.
D. Watching movies.
Answer: D. Watching movies. The interviewee mentions that watching movies is a great way to relax.
23. The interviewee says that their hobby has taught them...
A. patience.
B. creativity.
C. determination.
D. teamwork.
Answer: A. patience. The interviewee explains that their hobby has required a lot of patience.
24. What is one reason the interviewee gives for loving their hobby?
A. It's challenging.
B. It's social.
C. It's inexpensive.
D. It's easy.
Answer: B. It's social. The interviewee says they enjoy their hobby because it allows them to meet new people.
25. The interviewee plans to... with their hobby in the future.
A. make money.
B. teach others.
C. compete.
D. travel.
Answer: C. compete. The interviewee mentions that they hope to compete in their hobby in the future.
26. What is one positive impact of technology mentioned in the interview?
A. It makes people more isolated.
B. It increases work pressure.
C. It improves communication.
D. It leads to less creativity.
Answer: C. Technology has improved communication by providing various means such as social media, video calls, etc.
27. According to the interview, what might be a negative effect of technology on education?
A. It makes learning more accessible.
B. It reduces the need for teachers.
C. It distracts students.
D. It enhances students' concentration.
Answer: C. Technology can distract students with notifications and various apps while they are studying.
28. In the interview, what is said about technology and healthcare?
A. It has no impact on healthcare.
B. It makes healthcare more expensive.
C. It has improved diagnosis and treatment.
D. It reduces the quality of healthcare.
Answer: C. Technology has improved healthcare by enabling better diagnosis and more effective treatment.
29. What does the interview suggest about technology and the environment?
A. It always damages the environment.
B. It has no relation to the environment.
C. It can help protect the environment.
D. It makes environmental problems worse.
Answer: C. Technology can be used to develop sustainable solutions and help protect the environment.
30. According to the interview, how has technology changed the way we work?
A. It has made work more difficult.
B. It has reduced job opportunities.
C. It has increased productivity.
D. It has made people less motivated.
Answer: C. Technology has increased productivity by providing tools and software that make work more efficient.
31. What is the main focus of the environmental discussion in the interview?
A. Recycling methods.
B. Pollution control.
C. Sustainable development.
D. Wildlife protection.
Answer: C. Sustainable development is the main focus as it encompasses various aspects of environmental protection and long-term planning.
32. According to the interview, what is one way individuals can contribute to environmental protection?
A. Driving less.
B. Buying more products.
C. Throwing away less waste.
D. Using more electricity.
Answer: A. Driving less reduces carbon emissions and helps the environment.
33. What is mentioned as a major environmental challenge?
A. Lack of clean water.
B. Decrease in forest cover.
C. Overpopulation.
D. Limited natural resources.
Answer: B. Decrease in forest cover is a significant environmental challenge as it affects biodiversity and climate.
34. In the interview, what is suggested as a solution to environmental problems?
A. More industrial development.
B. Reduced consumption.
C. Increased waste production.
D. Fewer environmental regulations.
Answer: B. Reduced consumption can help reduce the strain on the environment.
35. What does the interviewee say about the future of the environment?
A. It will get worse.
B. It will improve.
C. It will stay the same.
D. It's impossible to predict.
Answer: B. The interviewee expresses hope that with increased awareness and action, the environment will improve.
36. What is the main problem discussed in the interview regarding
social issues?
A. Poverty.
B. Environmental pollution.
C. Loneliness.
D. Unemployment.
Answer: C. Loneliness is often a significant social issue that is frequently discussed in various contexts, including interviews. Poverty and unemployment are economic issues rather than strictly social in the context of this question. Environmental pollution is an environmental issue.
37. According to the interview, what is one possible solution to social problems?
A. Increasing taxes.
B. Building more factories.
C. Encouraging community involvement.
D. Reducing public transportation.
Answer: C. Encouraging community involvement can lead to people coming together to address social issues. Increasing taxes may not directly solve social problems. Building more factories can cause environmental issues. Reducing public transportation can lead to inconvenience and is not
a solution to social problems.
38. In the interview, the speaker mentions that social problems can be alleviated by ________.
A. ignoring them.
B. blaming others.
C. taking individual action.
D. waiting for the government to solve them.
Answer: C. Taking individual action can have a significant impact on social problems. Ignoring them will only make the problems worse. Blaming others does not solve anything. Waiting for the government to solve them is not always effective as individual actions can also contribute.
39. The interviewer asks about the role of technology in addressing social problems. Which answer is correct?
A. Technology has no role.
B. Technology can make social problems worse.
C. Technology can be used to connect people and solve social problems.
D. Technology is only useful for entertainment.
Answer: C. Technology can be used to connect people and solve social problems. For example, social media can be used to raise awareness and mobilize people to address social issues. Technology is not only useful for entertainment and does not necessarily make social problems worse.
40. What is the conclusion of the interview regarding social issues?
A. Social issues are impossible to solve.
B. Social issues can only be solved by the government.
C. Everyone has a responsibility to address social issues.
D. Social issues are not important.
Answer: C. The conclusion is that everyone has a responsibility to address social issues. Social issues are not impossible to solve. The government alone cannot solve all social issues. Social issues are important and need to be addressed by everyone.。