This is a listening comprehension exercise. To solve it correctly, you would normally need to listen to the audio recording of Hannah, Anna, and Roberta talking about their experiences in Britain.
Since I cannot hear the audio file, I cannot provide the specific answers (H, A, or R) for each question. These answers depend entirely on what each person says in the recording.
However, here is how you should approach this task when you do the listening activity:
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Read the questions first: Look at statements 1–6 before you press play. This helps your brain know what information to listen for.
2.
Listen for keywords:
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#1 (food), listen for words like "dislike," "boring," "not good," or specific complaints about British meals.
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#2 (different countries), listen for mentions of "international food," "restaurants from everywhere," or "trying new cuisines."
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#3 (work atmosphere), listen for words like "colleagues," "boss," "friendly office," or "relaxed environment."
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#4 (parks), listen for "green spaces," "walking outside," "nature," or "gardens."
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#5 (traffic), listen for "cars," "busy roads," "jam," "slow," or "annoying commute."
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#6 (nice to foreigners), listen for "welcoming," "helpful," "kind to strangers," or "easy to make friends."
3.
Match the speaker: As you hear each person speak, note which opinion belongs to Hannah (Korea), Anna (Poland), or Roberta (Italy). Sometimes one person might mention two things, so keep track carefully.
Without the audio, it is impossible to give the correct letters (H, A, or R) for the boxes.
Final Answer:
Cannot be determined without the accompanying audio recording.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of auditory comprehension worksheet for adults.
