B2 First · Reading & Use of English · Teil 7
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Antwort: A — Person A
Anna explicitly says “the conversations ... matter more than the objects”. This is a comparison of priorities, and her original reason was meeting local people. Dario values making something useful for another person; that is different from placing social contact above the finished object.
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Antwort: C — Person C
Clara expected “difficult calculations every week”, but the first lessons used recognisable patterns in the sky. The question concerns the difference between an expectation and the starting approach, not a claim that astronomy is always easy. Dario feared being slower than others, but does not describe the subject as too academic.
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Antwort: C — Person C
Clara says “My sister lent me a telescope”. Sister identifies the family relationship and lent establishes borrowing. Ben bought his own tools, while Dario made something for a relative; neither describes using equipment owned by a family member.
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Antwort: B — Person B
Ben compares the money saved on repairs with “the course fee” and says the savings are greater. This is stronger evidence than merely hoping to save money. Dario had paid for a term, but does not mention earning back or saving that amount.
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Antwort: D — Person D
Dario’s friend changed jobs and could no longer attend, but he went on his own and has continued enthusiastically. Anna made friends through the class; she did not lose an intended companion before continuing. Distinguish a friendship formed during a course from the person originally expected to attend it.
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Antwort: A — Person A
Anna wanted to throw away her uneven bowl. The tutor asked her to keep it and compare it with later work, which made her see it as “useful evidence of progress”. Ben also discusses a mistake with a tutor, but learns what went wrong; he does not change his view of the value of keeping an early creation.
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Antwort: B — Person B
Before enrolling, Ben tried a repair and made the fault worse. Bringing the damaged part let the tutor explain “where I had gone wrong”. Anna’s uneven bowl was her first course project, so it was not a pre-course mistake. The time reference before the course is essential.
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Antwort: D — Person D
Dario says “By then I had paid for the whole term” and then recalls worrying he would be “slower than everyone else”. Clara’s concern about calculations came while choosing a class; her account does not say she had already paid. Both have doubts, but only Dario matches the timing and comparison with other learners.
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Antwort: C — Person C
Clara calls the late train journey a former “boring gap”, then describes looking for familiar stars from the platform. Astronomy has changed her experience of that routine. Ben’s commute explains why he needs reliable repairs, but he does not say the journey itself became more enjoyable.
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Antwort: D — Person D
Dario’s nephew explained that the bag’s pocket kept his keys easy to find, making Dario feel unusually proud. Anna uses her own bowl for keys, but receives no such feedback from another user. Match the person giving the response and its practical detail, rather than choosing on the repeated word keys.
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