3. According to the interviewer, what did the advertisement for the expedition emphasise?
1) The belief that it is likely to be successful.
2) That it is mainly for inexperienced people.
3) How dangerous it could prove to be.
Ответ: 123
4. Alex says that becoming a polar explorer involves
1) persuading yourself that you can do extraordinary things.
2) coping with being unable to communicate with others.
3) building relationships with others in difficult circumstances.
Ответ: 123
5. When the group's first training weekend was held,
1) certain people were told to give the others lifts to the venue.
2) they all had to work out both where it was happening and when.
3) Joanne and Alex had never met each other before.
Ответ: 123
6. When Joanne and Alex were training in the Canadian Arctic,
1) Joanne learned something unexpected.
2) Alex did something he had been warned not to do.
3) they helped each other learn about body temperature.
Ответ: 123
7. Joanne says that while she has been preparing for the expedition, she has
1) had difficulty in controlling her weight.
2) done an activity that has attracted attention to her.
3) built her own sleds to practise with.
Ответ: 123
8. When Joanne returned to the team after suffering from flu,
1) a memorable sight was pointed out to her.
2) she discovered that she had just missed a fantastic opportunity.
3) she wondered what the others were looking at.
Ответ: 123
9. When asked about their feelings about the expedition at the end of the interview,
1) Joanne says that she has a sense of achievement before it even starts.
2) Alex says that he fears it may not live up to his expectations.
3) they both say that they feel their lives will never be the same after it.
Ответ: 123