How good is your job? - B2 English Listening Test

This is a CEFR B2 listening test for pre-advanced students. You can take the test online and see the transcript and the answers here: test-english.com/listening/b2...
Listen to an interview with a worker about his job, and for questions 1 to 7, choose the correct answer.
1. What is Toby's view of salary?
a. He'd rather have a well-paid job than an interesting job.
b. He wants an interesting job, even if it's badly paid.
c. He will do unpaid hours if it allows him to further his career.
2. What is Toby's view of working hours?
a.He will do extra hours in order to get a promotion.
b.He works overtime because he needs the money.
c.He avoids working any more hours than necessary.
3. What is Toby's view of work flexibility?
a.Luckily, he does not require flexible working hours.
b.His working conditions are flexible enough for his needs.
c.He wishes that his work offered more flexibility.
4. What is Toby's view of vacation time?
a.He can't travel to the places he'd like to go.
b.Vacation time is not very important to him.
c.He wishes he had more vacation time.
5. What is Toby's view of commuting?
a.The time he spends commuting is increasing.
b.He finds commuting easier now than in the past.
c.He feels lucky that his commute to work is shorter now.
6. What is Toby's view of his colleagues?
a.Team-building days have helped him build work relationships.
b.He gets on well with all his colleagues, and that helps make his job less tedious.
c.He doesn't see eye to eye with some of his colleagues.
7. What is Toby's view of job security?
a.Luckily, his job is secure.
b.He is uncertain about the future of his job.
c.His job is temporary, so he's looking for more work.

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Very nice video overall but avoid expressions such as "whizzed by," since they are highly informal and not appropriate to test one´s proficiency at English as a listening test. That is a very specific verb seldom used, hence no B2 and maybe even C1 speakers will be aware of it.

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Thank you for your feedback and for watching our video! We appreciate your input. In English language proficiency tests, it's important for students to be exposed to a wide range of vocabulary and expressions, including those that may be less common. As part of developing reading and listening skills, students must learn to infer meaning and intention from context, which includes encountering unfamiliar words or expressions. However, we'll certainly take your suggestion into consideration. Thanks again!

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