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A: Well, thank you, Dr. Han. We're going to take a break right now ....
 
 
 
 
 

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WAY TO IELTS SUCCESS – THE 30-DAY IELTS LISTENING MARATHON 2 
TASK 1.2 
STATEMENTS 
TRUE 
FALSE 
1. The concept of flow was described by a psychologist.
TRUE 
 
2. The psychologist describes being a chef in a restaurant to explain flow. 
 
FALSE 
3. It’s typical to lose a sense of time and to forget problems when experiencing flow. 
TRUE 
 
4. Both skill and challenge are required to experience flow. 
TRUE 
 
5. You can experience flow in both physical and nonphysical activities. 
TRUE 
 
6. According to the speaker, watching TV is sometimes likely to produce flow. 
 
FALSE 
7. Reading is not a typical activity that produces flow. 
 
FALSE 
8. It is possible to feel happy without experiencing flow. 
TRUE 
 
TASK 2.1 
A = Interviewer, B = Julia
A: OK, Julia. Now, from your responses it looks like, of the daily activities like housework and driving, you've 
rated driving as giving you quite high levels of enjoyment, motivation, and concentration.
B: Yes, I was surprised when I looked at my answers too. I wouldn't have expected it, but now I realize that 
driving is actually usually pleasant for me l mean, obviously not when there's a huge traffic jam or anything, but 
otherwise I enjoy it. I concentrate on driving, which usually means that I can't worry about all my everyday 
concerns and problems. I have about a half-hour drive to and from work, so it allows me to get ready for work 
on the way there and then relax and wind down on the way home. I'm by myself and I usually listen to music or 
interesting programs on the radio. So, I guess, all in all, it's a pretty pleasant experience for me.