In Part 2 you hear a longer interview and answer ten true/false tasks. Here’s how to catch the details.
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Part 2 tests detail comprehension. You hear a longer, connected conversation – usually a radio interview in which two or more people talk about a topic – and decide for ten statements whether they’re true or false.
The statements usually follow the order of the conversation, so you keep pace step by step. At B2 you hear the interview only once – you can’t rewind. The statement almost never appears word for word; it’s usually paraphrased.
False statements often contain a small but decisive difference – a different number, a different person, a negation or an exaggerated generalization. Rely on the audio alone, not on your prior knowledge. Every correct decision scores points; wrong answers are not penalized.
Before listening, read all ten statements and mark the key words.
Listen to the interview and follow the statements in order.
Compare each statement with the content – watch for numbers, negations and small differences.
Who says what? With several speakers, keep track of who holds which view.
At the end, decide on every statement and transfer your answers.
A short example in the same format: you hear an extract from an interview and decide whether the statement is true.
„… Unsere Firma hat vor zwei Jahren auf eine Vier-Tage-Woche umgestellt. Die meisten Mitarbeitenden sind zufriedener, und die Produktivität ist nicht gesunken. Allerdings war die Umstellung am Anfang organisatorisch schwierig."
Statement: “Productivity has fallen because of the four-day week.”
Why? In the audio productivity has “nicht gesunken” (not fallen). The statement claims the opposite – so it’s false. The difficult changeover is a separate point.
Du hörst (sinngemäß) ein Interview: „… Anfangs war ich skeptisch, ob das Homeoffice funktioniert. Inzwischen möchte ich es nicht mehr missen – ich bin produktiver und spare mir den langen Arbeitsweg. Nur den direkten Austausch mit den Kollegen vermisse ich manchmal."
Is the statement true or false? Statement: “The person regrets working from home.”
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A word from the audio doesn’t make the statement true. The answer depends on the meaning.
“nicht”, “kein”, “nie” flip the statement. Listen for them specifically.
With several speakers: keep track of who voices which opinion.
At B2 you hear it only once. Concentrate from the start instead of hoping for a second listen.
Ten true/false tasks on a longer interview.
Rarely. It’s usually paraphrased. Focus on the meaning, not on single matching words.
No. At B2 you hear the interview only once. Concentrate from the very first second.
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