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Listening Quiz: Trade Negotiation Between Two Ministers – Easy Level
Th6 4, 2025
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Anna Phạm
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Tiếng Anh dành cho Phiên dịch viên (English for Interpreter)
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1.
What is the conversation mainly about?
A request to cancel all taxes on imported goods
A plan to build new customs offices at the border
A disagreement about farming subsidies
A meeting to discuss a trade agreement between two ministers
Explanation:
Robert and Jessica discuss trade rules, lower taxes on some goods, protecting farmers, faster customs, and preparing an agreement.
2.
What does Jessica want to protect?
The tax rate on all goods
A country’s shipping companies
Her farmers
The customs documents
Explanation:
Jessica says, ‘We want to protect our farmers.’
3.
What do both speakers agree will help trade grow?
Faster customs processes
Adding more rules for farmers
Lowering taxes on all goods
Signing the agreement immediately
Explanation:
Robert says, ‘Faster customs will help trade grow,’ and Jessica agrees that they want faster customs processes.
4.
What can be inferred about the relationship between Robert and Jessica at the end of the conversation?
They are close to reaching an agreement
They have decided to end the talks
They are still upset about the trade rules
They have no interest in continuing the discussion
Explanation:
They agree on several points and Jessica asks when they can sign the agreement, which suggests they are close to reaching one.
5.
What will Robert likely do next?
Start protecting the farmers personally
Raise taxes on some goods
Prepare the documents next week
Cancel the meeting with Jessica
Explanation:
Robert says, ‘We will prepare the documents next week,’ which directly states the next action.
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