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Modul XII – Advance

XII-1. Ecosystems and Food Chains

XII-1. Listening Evaluation

XII-2. Space Exploration

XII-2. Writing Evaluation

XII-3. Natural Disasters (Volcanoes, Earthquakes)

XII-3. Reading Evaluation

XII-4. Space Exploration

XII-4. Speaking Evaluation

XII-5. Cultural Diversity and Traditions

XII-6. Urbanization and City Life

XII-7. Basic Supply and Demand

XII-8. Personal Finance and Budgeting

XII-8. Speaking Evaluation

XII-16. Speaking Evaluation

XII-9. Ancient Civilizations (e.g., Egypt, Rome)

XII-10. The Age of Discovery

XII-11. The Evolution of the Internet

XII-12. Cybersecurity and Digital Privacy

XII-12. Speaking Evaluation

XII-13. The Science of Nutrition

XII-14. Mental Health and Well-being

XII-15. Elements of Storytelling

XII-16. Different Forms of Art (e.g., Music, Photography)

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XII-1. Listening Evaluation

Modul XII – Advance
XII-1. Ecosystems and Food Chains
XII-1. Listening Evaluation

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Question 1 of 20

1. Question
Questions 1–5: Dialogue – Sea Otters and Kelp Forests
1. What is the student’s attitude upon learning about the sea otter’s role?
A) Skeptical of the professor's historical facts
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B) Troubled and surprised by the ecosystem's vulnerability
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C) Disappointed by the lack of scientific research
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D) Amused by the sea urchin population explosion
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Question 2 of 20

2. Question

2. Which word in the student’s response best reveals their emotional reaction?

A) "marine"
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B) "disturbing"
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C) "population"
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D) "extinction"
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Question 3 of 20

3. Question

3. What is the professor’s tone when presenting the kelp forest collapse?

A) Factual and informative
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B) Highly emotional and angry
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C) Uncertain and hesitant
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D) Lighthearted and humorous
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Question 4 of 20

4. Question

4. How does the student feel about the power of a single species?

A) Indifferent to its ecological impact
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B) Amazed yet unsettled by its significance
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C) Completely doubtful that it occurred
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D) Satisfied with the hunting outcome
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Question 5 of 20

5. Question

5. What attitude does the professor expect students to form regarding keystone species?

A) Understanding their critical role in ecological balance
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B) Dismissing them as minor biological details
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C) Believing that apex predators are unnecessary
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D) Ignoring food chain disruptions
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Question 6 of 20

6. Question

Questions 6–10: Lecture Excerpt – Apex Predators in Food Webs

6. What is the lecturer’s attitude toward the view that grizzly bears only destroy?

A) Strongly critical and dismissive
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B) Neutral and objective
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C) Approving and supportive
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D) Uncertain and confused
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Question 7 of 20

7. Question

7. Which phrase indicates the lecturer’s strong disapproval of the common assumption?

A) "distribute vital nutrients"
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B) "plain ignorant"
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C) "across miles of forest"
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D) "salmon remains"
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Question 8 of 20

8. Question

8. How does the lecturer feel about grizzly bears’ contribution to the forest?

A) Concerned that they consume too many salmon
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B) Impressed by their constructive role in nutrient distribution
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C) Skeptical that they affect plant life
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D) Worried about their threat to humans
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Question 9 of 20

9. Question

9. What tone does the lecturer use when saying “frankly, that view completely ignores trophic cascades”?

A) Hesitant and apologetic
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B) Assertive and corrective
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C) Joyful and playful
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D) Anxious and frightened
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Question 10 of 20

10. Question

10. What overall attitude toward apex predators does the lecture convey?

A) Respect for their complex ecological benefits
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B) Fear of their dangerous predatory nature
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C) Confusion about their position in food webs
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D) Boredom with standard biological classifications
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Question 11 of 20

11. Question

Questions 11–15: Dialogue – Invasive Species and Food Chains

11. What is the professor’s attitude toward the Asian carp reaching the Great Lakes?

A) Deeply concerned and fearful of economic and ecological harm
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B) Optimistic that native fish will adapt quickly
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C) Skeptical that the carp can survive in colder waters
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D) Excited about the arrival of a new fish species
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Question 12 of 20

12. Question

12. How does the student feel when describing the Asian carp situation?

A) Alarmed by the impact on native fish
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B) Confused about what plankton is
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C) Satisfied with the invasive species' growth
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D) Bored by aquatic ecosystems
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Question 13 of 20

13. Question

13. Which word choice by the professor signals a grave tone?

A) "possibility"
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B) "grim situation"
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C) "fishery industry"
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D) "river system"
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Question 14 of 20

14. Question

14. What is the professor’s perspective on the native fishery industry’s future?

A) Confident in its permanent stability
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B) Anxious that it faces long-term destruction
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C) Unconcerned about financial losses
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D) Eager to replace it with carp farming
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Question 15 of 20

15. Question

15. How would you describe the overall emotional tone of the conversation?

A) Cheerful and encouraging
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B) Serious and apprehensive
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C) Humorous and relaxed
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D) Scholarly and detached
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Question 16 of 20

16. Question

Questions 16–20: Lecture Excerpt – Decomposers in the Food Chain

16. What is the lecturer’s attitude toward decomposers?

A) Disgusted by their appearance
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B) Highly appreciative of their essential function
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C) Skeptical of their role in recycling nutrients
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D) Bored by their lack of predatory behavior
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Question 17 of 20

17. Question

17. How does the lecturer feel about students’ preference for eagles and lions?

A) Amused yet critical of their narrow focus
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B) Fully supportive of studying large animals only
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C) Angry that students dislike biology
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D) Confused as to why animals exist
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Question 18 of 20

18. Question

18. What phrase reveals the lecturer’s high praise for decomposers?

A) "grind to a dead halt"
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B) "unsung heroes of Earth"
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C) "gross or unimportant"
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D) "tend to look down on"
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Question 19 of 20

19. Question

19. What tone does the lecturer use when asking “But honestly?”

A) Sarcastic and mocking
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B) Candid and emphatic
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C) Fearful and timid
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D) Formal and distant
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Question 20 of 20

20. Question

20. What is the main message regarding attitude in this excerpt?

A) Decomposers deserve equal respect despite their unglamorous image.
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B) Predators are far more important than fungi.
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C) Students should avoid studying food chains.
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D) Eagles and lions perform the same roles as bacteria.
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