Resuelve una prueba gratuita que evalúe tus habilidades en el examen FCE Listening Part 2. En esta parte escucharás un monólogo sobre: Historia del Café (History of Coffee). Tu tarea es completar los espacios en las oraciones (Sentence Completion). Realizar ejercicios del tipo FCE Listening Part 2 regularmente es la mejor manera de dominar la paráfrasis y aprobar el certificado B2 First así como el examen de madurez ampliado en lengua inglesa con la calificación más alta. ¡Verifica tus respuestas con la clave!
You will hear a talk about the history and impact of coffee. For questions 1-10, listen and complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.
Legend claims that coffee was first discovered by an Ethiopian goat who noticed his animals acting unusually energetic.
Legend claims that coffee was first discovered by an Ethiopian goat who noticed his animals acting unusually energetic.
Initially, coffee beans were not roasted or brewed, but were mixed with animal to create an energy snack.
By the 15th century, coffee had reached the Middle East and became a highly popular drink in .
The first public coffee houses were known as ’Schools of the ’ because of the intellectual conversations held there.
When coffee finally arrived in Europe, some suspicious priests initially called it the ’bitter invention of ’.
During the Enlightenment, European coffee houses became central hubs for politics, business, and .
Before coffee became a staple, the average European consumed weak o wine throughout the day for hydration.
The Dutch managed to smuggle a coffee plant out of the Arab port of to start their own plantations.
Coffee cultivation relied heavily on the tragic and brutal system of slave in colonies across the Americas.
Today, coffee is one of the most traded in the world, second only to crude oil.