Resuelve una prueba gratuita que evalúe tus habilidades para el examen FCE Listening Part 2. En esta parte escucharás un monólogo sobre: Las ventajas del bilingüismo (Bilingual Brain). Tu tarea es completar los espacios en las oraciones (Sentence Completion). Realizar regularmente ejercicios del tipo FCE Listening Part 2 es el mejor camino para dominar la paráfrasis y aprobar el certificado B2 First así como el examen de madurez ampliado en inglés con la calificación más alta. ¡Verifica tus respuestas con la clave!
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You will hear a talk about how a bilingual brain works. For questions 1-10, listen and complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.
A person who learns dos idiomas from birth in the same environment is called a bilingual.
A person who learns dos idiomas from birth in the same environment is called a bilingual.
Coordinate bilinguals typically learn their second language in a completely different , such as escuela.
When a bilingual person speaks, both language networks are constantly for atención in the brain.
This continuous mental workout strengthens the brain’s función, which helps with planning and focus.
Studies show that speaking two languages can increase the density of the brain’s materia.
Bilingualism has been scientifically proven to delay the onset of diseases like Alzheimer’s and .
The ’Critical Hypothesis’ suggests that children are biologically primed to learn languages faster than adults.
Unlike adults, young children use both brain when acquiring a new language naturally.
Adults who learn a language later in life may never completely lose their original acento when speaking.
Despite the challenges, the speaker emphasizes that learning a language at any age provides immense beneficios.