Listening test 5

Paper 4 Part

You will hear a woman talking about a NASA employee, George Aldrich, whose job is to detect unusual odours. For questions 1-9, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.

George's laboratory is located in

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1

Anyone wanting to work on George's team must be free of have no breathing difficulties.

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and

The ten-bottle

test includes three

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Personal items that have been rejected by George's team include

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Following a period of being heated in a container, material is screened for its

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Panel.

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by the Odour would have caused

The third level of the 0-4 scale is referred to as

If George's team had failed to reject the ink, problems on a space mission.

___________ 0

Occasionally, the identification

is imprecise, such as when the smell was compared to

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at an event near his home.

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LISTENING TEST

LISTENING
LISTENING TEST 1 Paper 4 Part
1 2

TESTS

Key
LISTENING TEST 4 Paper 4 Part 3

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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LISTENING TEST 5 Paper 4 Part

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LISTENING TEST Paper 4 Part

1

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(the) New Mexico (desert) / a/the desert allergies blanks mascara toxicity objectionable (printed) flight plans (an) onion footwear/sneakers/trainers

LISTENING TEST 3 Paper 4 Part 4

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