Listen to the audio and answer the questions in all three parts.

Part One

You will hear 10 questions or statements. You will hear each question or statement twice. There are four possible ‘answers’ – that is, statements that could naturally flow from what you hear. For each question or statement, select one ‘answer’.

Choose the most appropriate option to answer the questions below.
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Part Two

You will hear two people speaking. This will be played twice. Answer the 10 questions. For each question, select one answer.

Choose the most appropriate option to answer the questions below.
1. What does the host say the main occupation of the guest is?
2. What prompted George to write his first novel?
3. Why does George choose to use an analogy about wheelchair ramps?
4. Why do some able-bodied people park in disabled spots?
5. How does George characterise his first contact with the city council?
6. Why did the council refuse to make changes to the city’s infrastructure?
7. Why was the number of disabled people in the city overlooked?
8. What feeling did all the people associated with LUO share?
9. How did the action of the ‘Let Us Out’ group compare to the actions of their targets?
10. How does George characterise the accessible sites in the city?
 

Part Three

You will hear a broadcast. This will be played twice. Answer the 10 questions. For each question, select one answer.

Choose the most appropriate option to answer the questions below.
1. What has the rise of this documentary genre led to?
2. What does one need to become a member of the websleuth community?
3. What is the stance of the police force on websleuths?
4. What result did the involvement of a websleuth have in Copenhagen?
5. What happens predominantly when amateurs get involved in police work?
6. How do websleuths feel about their work?
7. What can websleuths offer to the police?
8. What conclusion does the speaker reach?
9. What is the viewpoint of the speaker on websleuths?
10. What is the aim of this broadcast?