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Listen to the text and for statement 1-5 choose True or False
Question 1
1.

Alexander Fleming invented penicillin while on holiday.

Question 2
2.

Percy Spencer got the idea for the microwave oven from a melted chocolate bar.

Question 3
3.

A very popular soft drink was invented by a pharmacist.

Question 4
4.

The recipe of that drink is now known to everybody.

Question 5
5.

Pemberton died not knowing how successful his creation would become.

Question 6
6.

The Letter That Changed History
Have you ever written a letter and wished 6)____? Albert Einstein wrote a letter like that in 1939. Concerned by reports 7)____, Einstein wrote to the US President Franklin Roosevelt, suggesting that recent nuclear research might make it possible "to build extremely powerful bombs of a new type". Einstein advised speeding up research 8)____. He also recommended that the US take action to secure an adequate supply of uranium.
This letter set off a chain reaction of its own, eventually resulting in the Manhattan Project - the enormous effort to create the first atomic bomb.
By 1945 many scientists were alarmed by the power of this new weapon - especially 9)____that Germany wasn`t building one of its own. Einstein wrote Roosevelt another letter, asking him to meet with scientists 10)____. But the President died 11)_____.
Einstein later said the first letter was "the single greatest mistake of my entire life".

Question 7
7.

The Letter That Changed History
Have you ever written a letter and wished 6)____? Albert Einstein wrote a letter like that in 1939. Concerned by reports 7)____, Einstein wrote to the US President Franklin Roosevelt, suggesting that recent nuclear research might make it possible "to build extremely powerful bombs of a new type". Einstein advised speeding up research 8)____. He also recommended that the US take action to secure an adequate supply of uranium.
This letter set off a chain reaction of its own, eventually resulting in the Manhattan Project - the enormous effort to create the first atomic bomb.
By 1945 many scientists were alarmed by the power of this new weapon - especially 9)____that Germany wasn`t building one of its own. Einstein wrote Roosevelt another letter, asking him to meet with scientists 10)____. But the President died 11)_____.
Einstein later said the first letter was "the single greatest mistake of my entire life".

Question 8
8.

The Letter That Changed History
Have you ever written a letter and wished 6)____? Albert Einstein wrote a letter like that in 1939. Concerned by reports 7)____, Einstein wrote to the US President Franklin Roosevelt, suggesting that recent nuclear research might make it possible "to build extremely powerful bombs of a new type". Einstein advised speeding up research 8)____. He also recommended that the US take action to secure an adequate supply of uranium.
This letter set off a chain reaction of its own, eventually resulting in the Manhattan Project - the enormous effort to create the first atomic bomb.
By 1945 many scientists were alarmed by the power of this new weapon - especially 9)____that Germany wasn`t building one of its own. Einstein wrote Roosevelt another letter, asking him to meet with scientists 10)____. But the President died 11)_____.
Einstein later said the first letter was "the single greatest mistake of my entire life".

Question 9
9.

The Letter That Changed History
Have you ever written a letter and wished 6)____? Albert Einstein wrote a letter like that in 1939. Concerned by reports 7)____, Einstein wrote to the US President Franklin Roosevelt, suggesting that recent nuclear research might make it possible "to build extremely powerful bombs of a new type". Einstein advised speeding up research 8)____. He also recommended that the US take action to secure an adequate supply of uranium.
This letter set off a chain reaction of its own, eventually resulting in the Manhattan Project - the enormous effort to create the first atomic bomb.
By 1945 many scientists were alarmed by the power of this new weapon - especially 9)____that Germany wasn`t building one of its own. Einstein wrote Roosevelt another letter, asking him to meet with scientists 10)____. But the President died 11)_____.
Einstein later said the first letter was "the single greatest mistake of my entire life".

Question 10
10.

The Letter That Changed History
Have you ever written a letter and wished 6)____? Albert Einstein wrote a letter like that in 1939. Concerned by reports 7)____, Einstein wrote to the US President Franklin Roosevelt, suggesting that recent nuclear research might make it possible "to build extremely powerful bombs of a new type". Einstein advised speeding up research 8)____. He also recommended that the US take action to secure an adequate supply of uranium.
This letter set off a chain reaction of its own, eventually resulting in the Manhattan Project - the enormous effort to create the first atomic bomb.
By 1945 many scientists were alarmed by the power of this new weapon - especially 9)____that Germany wasn`t building one of its own. Einstein wrote Roosevelt another letter, asking him to meet with scientists 10)____. But the President died 11)_____.
Einstein later said the first letter was "the single greatest mistake of my entire life".

Question 11
11.

The Letter That Changed History
Have you ever written a letter and wished 6)____? Albert Einstein wrote a letter like that in 1939. Concerned by reports 7)____, Einstein wrote to the US President Franklin Roosevelt, suggesting that recent nuclear research might make it possible "to build extremely powerful bombs of a new type". Einstein advised speeding up research 8)____. He also recommended that the US take action to secure an adequate supply of uranium.
This letter set off a chain reaction of its own, eventually resulting in the Manhattan Project - the enormous effort to create the first atomic bomb.
By 1945 many scientists were alarmed by the power of this new weapon - especially 9)____that Germany wasn`t building one of its own. Einstein wrote Roosevelt another letter, asking him to meet with scientists 10)____. But the President died 11)_____.
Einstein later said the first letter was "the single greatest mistake of my entire life".

Question 12
12.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 13
13.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 14
14.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 15
15.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 16
16.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 17
17.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 18
18.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 19
19.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 20
20.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 21
21.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 22
22.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 23
23.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 24
24.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 25
25.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 26
26.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 27
27.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 28
28.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted 29)______, and that`s what became history.

Question 29
29.

One of the Great Myths
If you thought Columbus had to convince people the world was round - you`ve been misled by a writer named Washington Irving. Irving is well 12)_____today for short stories like "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". But in 13)_____ he wrote a best-selling history book about Columbus. One chapter 14)____ a dramatic confrontation in which Columbus sought to win over a gathering of 15)____ Spanish scholars who 16)_____ that the world was flat.
Nice story. The 17)_____ is that Aristotle proved the earth was round two 18)_____years earlier, 19)_____out the curved shadow it casts on 20)_____moon. By Columbus`s time, virtually all learned people 21)______that for granted.
Columbus really did 22)_____with the scholars, but the 23)_____he had with them was about something 24)_____different: the size of the globe. And Columbus was totally 25)_____:he thought the earth was small enough and it would be a short sail to India.
But 26)______romantuised version made Columbus the enlightened hero 27)_____myth and superstition. That`s 28)______ people wanted to 29)______, and that`s what became history.