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Modul XII – Upper-Intermediate

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-5. Listening Evaluation

XII-6. Urbanization and City Life

XII-6. Writing Evaluation

XII-7. Basic Supply and Demand

XII-7. Reading Evaluation

XII-8. Personal Finance and Budgeting

XII-8. Speaking Evaluation

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

XII-9. Listening Evaluation

XII-10. The Age of Discovery

XII-10. Writing Evaluation

XII-11. The Evolution of the Internet

XII-11. Reading Evaluation

XII-12. Cybersecurity and Digital Privacy

XII-12. Speaking Evaluation

XII-13. The Science of Nutrition

XII-13. Listening Evaluation

XII-14. Mental Health and Well-being

XII-14. Writing Evaluation

XII-15. Elements of Storytelling

XII-15. Reading Evaluation

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

XII-16. Speaking Evaluation

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XII-9. Listening Evaluation

Modul XII – Upper-Intermediate
XII-9. Ancient Civilizations (e.g., Egypt, Rome)
XII-9. Listening Evaluation

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Question 1 of 20

1. Question

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What does this opening signpost tell the listener?

A) The lecture has just ended.
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B) The core topic of the lecture is being introduced.
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C) The speaker is shifting to a different historical era.
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D) A student is asking a question.
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Question 2 of 20

2. Question

2.

What is the function of “First of all”?

A) To signal the final conclusion
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B) To introduce the first major point in a sequence
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C) To apologize for a mistake
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D) To dismiss a previous theory
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Question 3 of 20

3. Question

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Why does the speaker use “Moving on to our next major topic”?

A) To transition from one section of the lecture to another
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B) To end the lecture early
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C) To repeat the exact same point
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D) To start a personal digression
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Question 4 of 20

4. Question

4.

What does “Crucially” indicate about the upcoming information?

A) It is unimportant background noise.
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B) It is a central, highly important point.
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C) It is a humorous joke.
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D) It is a fictional story.
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Question 5 of 20

5. Question

5.

What structural shift does “that reminds me of” signal?

A) A final summary
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B) A temporary digression or side story
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C) A conclusion
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D) A change in grading policy
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Question 6 of 20

6. Question

6.

What does “returning to our discussion” mean?

A) The speaker is ending the lecture.
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B) The speaker is resuming the main topic after a digression.
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C) The speaker is taking a break.
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D) The students must leave the room.
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Question 7 of 20

7. Question

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What is the function of “To summarize”?

A) To introduce a brand new sub-topic
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B) To wrap up and review the main takeaway
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C) To ask the audience a pop quiz
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D) To transition into a digression
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Question 8 of 20

8. Question

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What does “Let’s look more closely at” signal?

A) A detailed elaboration or focus on an example
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B) A complete change of subject to Rome
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C) A cancellation of class
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D) An end to the lecture
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Question 9 of 20

9. Question

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What structural relationship does “On the other hand” introduce?

A) A chronological sequence
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B) A contrast or comparison
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C) A final conclusion
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D) A definition of a term
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Question 10 of 20

10. Question

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What does “In conclusion” tell the listener?

A) The lecture is wrapping up with a final synthesis.
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B) The professor is starting the introduction.
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C) The topic is shifting to Egyptian mythology.
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D) A student is interrupting the lecture.
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Question 11 of 20

11. Question

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What is the purpose of this signpost?

A) To give a concluding summary
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B) To establish a foundational definition at the start of a sequence
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C) To express disagreement with a textbook
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D) To schedule an exam date
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Question 12 of 20

12. Question

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What does “By contrast” indicate?

A) A comparison highlighting differences
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B) A step-by-step chronological list
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C) A personal anecdote
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D) A final exam question
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Question 13 of 20

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What role does “As a result of” play in the lecture structure?

A) It introduces a cause-and-effect relationship.
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B) It introduces a completely unrelated topic.
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C) It signals the beginning of the lecture.
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D) It is a concluding farewell.
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Question 14 of 20

14. Question

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Why does the speaker use this phrase?

A) To waste lecture time
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B) To emphasize an exam-critical concept
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C) To shift topics to Rome
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D) To signal a digression
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Question 15 of 20

15. Question

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What does “let’s turn our attention to” signal?

A) A transition to a new sub-topic within the same lecture
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B) The end of the entire semester
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C) A disagreement with a student
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D) A discussion about modern economics
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Question 16 of 20

16. Question

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What is the function of “Specifically”?

A) To provide a general overview
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B) To give precise details or examples supporting a previous claim
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C) To change the subject entirely
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D) To close the lecture
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Question 17 of 20

17. Question

17.

What does “Ultimately” signal to the listener?

A) A minor side note
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B) A final overarching evaluation or conclusion
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C) A chronological beginning
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D) An introductory question
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Question 18 of 20

18. Question

18.

What structural cue does “For example” provide?

A) An illustrative case supporting a general rule
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B) A concluding summary
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C) A chronological sequence marker
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D) A temporary digression
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Question 19 of 20

19. Question

19.

Why does the lecturer use “To put it another way”?

A) To rephrase a complex point for clarity
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B) To introduce a brand new historical era
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C) To dismiss the topic as unimportant
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D) To end the lecture
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Question 20 of 20

20. Question

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What does “Before we wrap up” indicate?

A) The immediate beginning of the lecture
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B) The final closing phase of the session
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C) A mid-lecture digression
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D) A transition to Egyptian religion
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