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Joaquin Loaiza

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Listening ComprehensionVersion en ligne Listening Comprehension par Joaquin Loaiza 1 At first, the writer believed her daughters behaviour had changed because Sarah a was worried about academic success. b had always been very intelligent. c was having problems at school. d had just turned sixteen. 2 When the writer noticed that Sarah was not eating, she a thought that this was normal. b decided not to make a fuss about it. c was sure it would get worse. d made Sarah eat her meals alone. 3 The writer says that during the summer a her daughter began to get better b she continued to remain calm c she and Sarah argued a lot d she and Sarah stopped speaking 4 Where did the writer find out more about her daughter's problem? a on television b in magazines c in advertisements d on the Internet 5 What alarmed the writer the most about her daughter's problem? a It could cause heart problems b It weakens bone tissue c It can sometimes be fatal d Sarah would need treatment 6 Getting Sarah to seek professional help a took several years b required patience c was quite easy to do d led to instant recovery 7 The writer felt guilty because a she felt she wasn't a good mother b she knew the condition was all her fault c she had been too tough on her daughter d her daughter was never the same again 8 How did the writer's attitude change during the time of the events? a She felt rejected by her daughter b She became more aware about the problem c She realised the situation was hopeless d She started to appreciate Sarah more

Listening ComprehensionVersion en ligne

Listening Comprehension

par Joaquin Loaiza

At first, the writer believed her daughters behaviour had changed because Sarah

was worried about academic success.

had always been very intelligent.

was having problems at school.

had just turned sixteen.

When the writer noticed that Sarah was not eating, she

thought that this was normal.

decided not to make a fuss about it.

was sure it would get worse.

made Sarah eat her meals alone.

The writer says that during the summer

her daughter began to get better

she continued to remain calm

she and Sarah argued a lot

she and Sarah stopped speaking

Where did the writer find out more about her daughter's problem?

on television

in magazines

in advertisements

on the Internet

What alarmed the writer the most about her daughter's problem?

It could cause heart problems

It weakens bone tissue

It can sometimes be fatal

Sarah would need treatment

Getting Sarah to seek professional help

took several years

required patience

was quite easy to do

led to instant recovery

The writer felt guilty because

she felt she wasn't a good mother

she knew the condition was all her fault

she had been too tough on her daughter

her daughter was never the same again

How did the writer's attitude change during the time of the events?

She felt rejected by her daughter

She became more aware about the problem

She realised the situation was hopeless

She started to appreciate Sarah more

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Listening ComprehensionVersion en ligne

par Joaquin Loaiza

At first, the writer believed her daughters behaviour had changed because Sarah

When the writer noticed that Sarah was not eating, she

The writer says that during the summer

Where did the writer find out more about her daughter's problem?

What alarmed the writer the most about her daughter's problem?

Getting Sarah to seek professional help

The writer felt guilty because

How did the writer's attitude change during the time of the events?