The museum of your ex's belongings
Syllabus topic 11: The museum of your ex's belongings
A short listening passage with three questions on details, meaning and the speaker's perspective. Original educational audio with synthesised voices.
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Which submission particularly affected the organisers?
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Correct answer: A bus ticket
The ordinary ticket carried a powerful personal account.
How are contributors' accounts presented?
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Correct answer: As individual perspectives
The exhibition does not claim to establish the full relationship.
What is the exhibition chiefly exploring?
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Correct answer: How objects acquire personal meaning
It examines the histories attached to ordinary things.
Which submission particularly affected the organisers?
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Correct answer: A bus ticket
The ordinary ticket carried a powerful personal account.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: As individual perspectives
The exhibition does not claim to establish the full relationship.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: How objects acquire personal meaning
It examines the histories attached to ordinary things.
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