Practica listening SLP 3333

Practica tu comprehension oral para la prueba SLP 3333 con estas preguntas.

¡Bienvenidos a nuestros ejercicios de listening sobre eventos actuales!

En un mundo en constante cambio, es esencial mantenerse informado sobre los acontecimientos actuales que ocurren a nuestro alrededor. Nuestros ejercicios de comprensión auditiva te permitirán practicar tus habilidades de escucha en español mientras exploras y comprendes mejor los eventos que están dando forma al mundo en este momento.

En estos ejercicios, encontrarás una variedad de grabaciones de audio auténticas relacionadas con temas de actualidad, como noticias internacionales, avances científicos, eventos culturales y más. Cada grabación se presenta junto con preguntas diseñadas para evaluar tu comprensión de los detalles clave, los argumentos principales y las opiniones expresadas.

Nuestro objetivo es brindarte una experiencia de escucha auténtica y significativa que te permita mejorar tu comprensión auditiva en inglés al mismo tiempo que te mantienes actualizado con los eventos más relevantes en el mundo.
Estos ejercicios te ayudará preparar para la parte Listening del SLP 3333

Ejercicios Reading SLP 3 aquí

Welcome to your SLP Listening practice

Listen to the audio and answer the question below

How many shots have been given?

900 thousand

9 million

19 million

90 thousand

Listen to the audio and answer the question below

What is said about Spaniards?

They love their country more than anyone else does.

Foreigners have a higher opinion of Spain than they do.

They are not very happy with politicians and government.

They are only happy when living in a foreign country,

Listen to the audio and answer the questions below

What type of wine is Catalonia known for producing?

Tempranillo

Albariño

Cava

Rioja

What is the Spanish system for classifying wines called?

Denominación de Origen

Ribera del Duero

AOC System

Rías Baixas

Which Spanish region is known for the crisp white Albariño?

Catalonia

Ribera del Duero

Rioja

Rías Baixas

Listening 03

Listen to the audio and answer the questions below

Who was Tasered by a police officer at an Australian care home?

A care home staff member

A 33-year-old senior constable

A 95-year-old woman named Clare Nowland

Assistant Police Commissioner Peter Cotter

What was Clare Nowland reportedly doing when the police responded?

She was sleeping in her bed

She was wandering around the care home with a knife

She was arguing with care home staff

She was outside the care home

What has happened to the police officer who Tasered Ms Nowland?

He has been promoted

He has been suspended from duty

He has been transferred to another department

Nothing has happened to him

10.

What injuries did Ms Nowland suffer from the incident?

A broken leg and a minor head injury

A broken arm and a minor brain bleed

A fractured skull and a serious brain bleed

No injuries

11.

What have community groups called for in response to the incident?

The closure of the care home

The dismissal of the police officer involved

Better de-escalation training

The resignation of Assistant Police Commissioner Peter Cotter

Listen to the audio and answer the questions below

Listen to the audio and answer the questions below

12.

Where did the columnist experience a shift in business conventions?

In New York

In Washington, DC

In San Francisco

In London

13.

What analogy did Jack Clark, co-founder of Anthropic, draw?

Between the Baruch Plan and the need for global co-ordination to prevent harmful AI proliferation

Between the Manhattan Project and the development of AI

Between the Cold War and the competition in AI development

Between the Treaty of Versailles and AI regulations

14.

What type of AI is ChatGPT an example of?

Predictive AI

Generative AI

Reactive AI

Limited memory AI

15.

What are some of the potential harms discovered in chatbots?

Inability to generate humanlike content

Inability to understand human emotions

Inability to learn new languages

Toxic material and dangerous capabilities

16.

What is Mustafa Suleyman's plan to discover vulnerabilities in his firm's digital talking companion, Pi?

He plans to hire a team of AI experts

He plans to use advanced AI algorithms

He plans to offer bounties to hackers

He plans to collaborate with other AI companies

17.

Listen to the audio and answer the questions below

18.

What is the current state of the English National Health Service (NHS) as described in the text?

It is in a celebratory mood due to its 75th anniversary.

It is facing challenges with long waiting lists and staff leaving.

It is performing better than its rich-world peers.

It is planning to switch to a social insurance funding model.

19.

How does the text suggest the NHS should be transformed?

By overhauling its funding model.

By focusing on hospitals and treatment.

By shifting focus from sickness to health, from hospitals to the community, and from treatment to prevention.

By reducing its spending.

20.

How does Britain's healthcare spending compare to countries like France and Germany?

Britain spends more on healthcare.

Britain spends less on healthcare as a share of GDP.

Britain spends the same amount on healthcare.

The text does not provide this information.

21.

What is the expected demographic change in Britain in the next 25 years?

The number of Britons aged 85 and older is set to double.

The number of Britons aged 85 and older is set to decrease.

The number of Britons aged 85 and older will remain the same.

The text does not provide this information.

22.

What is the phenomenon of "cost disease" as mentioned in the text?

It refers to the rising cost of healthcare treatments.

It refers to the need for the pay of nurses and doctors to keep rising to compete with wages elsewhere in the labour market.

It refers to the increasing cost of maintaining the NHS.

It refers to the increasing cost of living in Britain.