The document provides information about an IELTS listening practice test, including sections and questions. It also includes a summary of a passage on corporate crime.
The listening test includes sections on facilities and memberships at a sports club, changes made to a theater, information about performances, and a survey correlating TV watching, reading, age, and food consumption.
The corporate crime summary discusses crimes committed by high-level business executives, motives for such crimes, types of crimes based on industry and environment, challenges with detection, relative seriousness, examples of crimes like unsafe products and political influence.
The document provides information about an IELTS listening practice test, including sections and questions. It also includes a summary of a passage on corporate crime.
The listening test includes sections on facilities and memberships at a sports club, changes made to a theater, information about performances, and a survey correlating TV watching, reading, age, and food consumption.
The corporate crime summary discusses crimes committed by high-level business executives, motives for such crimes, types of crimes based on industry and environment, challenges with detection, relative seriousness, examples of crimes like unsafe products and political influence.
The document provides information about an IELTS listening practice test, including sections and questions. It also includes a summary of a passage on corporate crime.
The listening test includes sections on facilities and memberships at a sports club, changes made to a theater, information about performances, and a survey correlating TV watching, reading, age, and food consumption.
The corporate crime summary discusses crimes committed by high-level business executives, motives for such crimes, types of crimes based on industry and environment, challenges with detection, relative seriousness, examples of crimes like unsafe products and political influence.
The document provides information about an IELTS listening practice test, including sections and questions. It also includes a summary of a passage on corporate crime.
The listening test includes sections on facilities and memberships at a sports club, changes made to a theater, information about performances, and a survey correlating TV watching, reading, age, and food consumption.
The corporate crime summary discusses crimes committed by high-level business executives, motives for such crimes, types of crimes based on industry and environment, challenges with detection, relative seriousness, examples of crimes like unsafe products and political influence.
Membership schemes: + Gold member - annual subscription fee: £(5) _____________ + Silver member - cost of classes: £(6) ______________ - can use facilities from 10.00 am to (7) __________
+ Bronze member - annual subscription fee: £(8) _______________
Requirements: - need to book an instructor's (9) ______________ -speak to David (10) _____________ to book a trial session
Section 2 Questions 11 - 20 Questions 11 – 16
Choose SIX answers from the list below and write the correct letter. A-G . next to Questions 11-16. What change has been made to each part of the theatre?
RIVENDEN CITY THEATRE
A doubled in number B given separate entrance C reduced in number D increased in size E replaced F strengthened G temporarily closed
Part of the theatre
11 box office .......... 12 shop .......... 13 ordinary seats .......... 14 seats for wheelchair users .......... 15 lifts .......... 16 dressing rooms .......... Questions 17 – 20 • Complete the table below • Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER in each gap. Royal Hunt of the Sun Dates Starting Time Ticket available Price (20) October 13th to (17) For Monday and (18) ......................... .................. ................ (19) ................. pounds Section 3 Questions 21 - 30 Choose the correct letters. A, B or C .
21. Ann wanted to carry out a survey on
A. television watching and reading ability. B. relationship between fat students and junk food. C. link between fast-food restaurants and fat students.
22. What did John want to show his graph to the class? A. reading level on the X axis B. TV watching time on the X axis C. reading level on the Y axis
23. How many people per group did John take into his survey? A. 20 B. 100 C. more than 100
24. In his survey outcomes. John found out that
A. reading level and watching time are the same in all group. B. reading level and watching time are inversely proportional. C. younger people read less than older ones.
25. According to John's graph. there was a huge discrepancy between
A. youngest groups and oldest groups. B. reading level and watching time in all age groups. C. the elderly and teenager in terms of reading and watching.
26. Which conclusion did John draw from his survey?
A. the elderly's watching time has not changed. B. the elderly's reading levels has not changed. C. the teenager's reading levels stay the same.
Questions 27 – 30 Complete the sentences below.
• Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS in each gap. - The graph illustrates the correlation between the number of times consuming fast food and the proportion of (27) ___________ level. - People who spend much time on (28) _______________ tend to eat less fast food. - However, people are still really into (29) ______________ and other types of fast food. - Drinking high amounts of sugar-sweetened (30) _______________ could make people overweight.
Section 4 Questions 31 - 40 • Write ONE WORD ONLY in each gap. Corporate Crime
General information - crime committed by the CEO or the (31)_______________ of the company - in one sense, this crime is a part of the business (32)______________ - (33)_____________ is the reason that makes people get involved in this temptation - the crime is classified based on (34) ____________ and company environment
Characteristics - during the (35)_______________ of detection, the crime keeps going on until they get caught - this crime is considered more serious than the daily (36)______________ - (37)___________ aspect of company product is one type of the crime, e.g., Ford corporation contributed to more consumer (38) ______________ - control the share prices to increase company (39) ________________ is also a type of the crime, e.g., gaining more benefits by being the largest (40)_____________ to the presidential election campaign.
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