E2School Lesson 2: Practise Your Listening

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Multiple-choice (single) 1. Why do Singaporean farmers use vertical farming? A lack of space Correct answer Incorrect answer A lack of water Correct answer Incorrect answer A lack of resources Correct answer Incorrect answer Multiple-choice (single) 2. The Changi farmer uses: A traditional farm Correct answer Incorrect answer A cave Correct answer Incorrect answer A warehouse Correct answer Incorrect answer Multiple-choice (single) 3. The Changi farmers are growing: A single type of crop Correct answer Incorrect answer Two types of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer A variety of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer Multiple-choice (single) 4. Singapore's pollution levels are: Significantly higher than before Correct answer Incorrect answer Becoming more stable overall Correct answer Incorrect answer Decreasing in quantity Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A lack of space Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A lack of water Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A lack of resources Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A traditional farm Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A cave Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A warehouse Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A single type of crop Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Two types of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A variety of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Significantly higher than before Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Becoming more stable overall Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Decreasing in quantity Correct answer Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single) 1. Why do Singaporean farmers use vertical farming? A lack of space Correct answer Incorrect answer A lack of water Correct answer Incorrect answer A lack of resources Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A lack of space Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A lack of water Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A lack of resources Correct answer Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single)
1. Why do Singaporean farmers use vertical farming?
A lack of space Correct answer Incorrect answer
A lack of space Correct answer Incorrect answer
A lack of water Correct answer Incorrect answer
A lack of water Correct answer Incorrect answer
A lack of resources Correct answer Incorrect answer
A lack of resources Correct answer Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single) 2. The Changi farmer uses: A traditional farm Correct answer Incorrect answer A cave Correct answer Incorrect answer A warehouse Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A traditional farm Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A cave Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A warehouse Correct answer Incorrect answer
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2. The Changi farmer uses:
A traditional farm Correct answer Incorrect answer
A traditional farm Correct answer Incorrect answer
A cave Correct answer Incorrect answer
A cave Correct answer Incorrect answer
A warehouse Correct answer Incorrect answer
A warehouse Correct answer Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single) 3. The Changi farmers are growing: A single type of crop Correct answer Incorrect answer Two types of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer A variety of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A single type of crop Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Two types of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
- A variety of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
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3. The Changi farmers are growing:
A single type of crop Correct answer Incorrect answer
A single type of crop Correct answer Incorrect answer
Two types of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
Two types of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
A variety of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
A variety of crops Correct answer Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single) 4. Singapore's pollution levels are: Significantly higher than before Correct answer Incorrect answer Becoming more stable overall Correct answer Incorrect answer Decreasing in quantity Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Significantly higher than before Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Becoming more stable overall Correct answer Incorrect answer
- Decreasing in quantity Correct answer Incorrect answer
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4. Singapore's pollution levels are:
Significantly higher than before Correct answer Incorrect answer
Significantly higher than before Correct answer Incorrect answer
Becoming more stable overall Correct answer Incorrect answer
Becoming more stable overall Correct answer Incorrect answer
Decreasing in quantity Correct answer Incorrect answer
Decreasing in quantity Correct answer Incorrect answer

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Multiple-choice (single)
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Why do Singaporean farmers use vertical farming?
A lack of space
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Incorrect answer
A lack of water
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
A lack of resources
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single)
2.
The Changi farmer uses:
A traditional farm
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Incorrect answer
A cave
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
A warehouse
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single)
3.
The Changi farmers are growing:
A single type of crop
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Two types of crops
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
A variety of crops
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Multiple-choice (single)
4. Singapore's pollution levels are:

Significantly higher than before
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Becoming more stable overall
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Decreasing in quantity
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Incorrect answer
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Gap Fill (Text) Farmers in Singapore have been using vertical farming to better utilise the land on the island nation. In the east region of Changi one farmer has set up a vertical farm in an warehouse. Since 2013, they have grown rice crops here, and have been able to those crops more efficiently by controlling the atmosphere. Previously rice could be harvested four times a year, now, they can harvest every two months. Over the last five years, more and more Singaporean farmers have adopted this new of farming and this has reduced Singapore’s overall pollution levels significantly.
Gap Fill (Text) Farmers in Singapore have been using vertical farming to better utilise the land on the island nation. In the east region of Changi one farmer has set up a vertical farm in an warehouse. Since 2013, they have grown rice crops here, and have been able to those crops more efficiently by controlling the atmosphere. Previously rice could be harvested four times a year, now, they can harvest every two months. Over the last five years, more and more Singaporean farmers have adopted this new of farming and this has reduced Singapore’s overall pollution levels significantly.
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Farmers in Singapore have been using vertical farming to better utilise the land on the island nation. In the east region of Changi one farmer has set up a vertical farm in an warehouse. Since 2013, they have grown rice crops here, and have been able to those crops more efficiently by controlling the atmosphere. Previously rice could be harvested four times a year, now, they can harvest every two months. Over the last five years, more and more Singaporean farmers have adopted this new of farming and this has reduced Singapore’s overall pollution levels significantly.
Farmers in Singapore have been using vertical farming to better utilise the land on the island nation. In the east region of Changi one farmer has set up a vertical farm in an warehouse. Since 2013, they have grown rice crops here, and have been able to those crops more efficiently by controlling the atmosphere. Previously rice could be harvested four times a year, now, they can harvest every two months. Over the last five years, more and more Singaporean farmers have adopted this new of farming and this has reduced Singapore’s overall pollution levels significantly.

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land on the island nation. In the east region of Changi one farmer has set up a vertical farm in an
warehouse. Since 2013, they have grown rice crops here, and have been able to
those crops more efficiently by controlling the atmosphere. Previously rice could be harvested four times a year, now, they can harvest
every two months. Over the last five years, more and more Singaporean farmers have adopted this new
of farming and this has reduced Singapore’s overall pollution levels significantly.
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