Photographs
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Look at a photograph and choose the statement that best describes it
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- 1Practice Test 1Office desks and meeting roomsNot started~5 min
- 2Practice Test 2Restaurant service and hotel staysNot started~5 min
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- 5Practice Test 5Shops, markets and checkout countersNot started~5 min
- 6Practice Test 6Clinics, laboratories and city streetsNot started~5 min
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Photographs
For each question, you will hear four statements about a picture. Choose the statement that best describes what you see in the picture. The statements are not printed and are spoken only one time.
1. Mark your answer.
- A. She's putting on her glasses.
- B. She's typing on a keyboard.
- C. She's plugging in a lamp.
- D. She's filing some papers in a cabinet.
- 2.
- A. Some people are sitting around a table.
- B. A projector is being repaired.
- C. The blinds are being lowered.
- D. Chairs have been stacked against a wall.
- 3.
- A. Two men are shaking hands.
- B. Two men are exchanging business cards.
- C. One of the men is opening a door.
- D. They're shaking out an umbrella.
- 4.
- A. He's lifting a box of paper onto a shelf.
- B. He's unplugging a machine.
- C. He's placing a document on a copier.
- D. He's pouring a cup of coffee.
- 5.
- A. A plant has been placed next to a monitor.
- B. A plant is being watered.
- C. A mug is being washed in a sink.
- D. The monitor has been packed in a box.
- 6.
- A. The woman is turning off a screen.
- B. The colleagues are leaving the room.
- C. The woman is handing out folders.
- D. The woman is pointing at a screen.
About this task
Look at a photograph and choose the statement that best describes it
Look at a photograph and choose the spoken statement that best describes it
