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B2 Level English Test

Take this B2 level English test and let me know in the comments what you scored. This is not a memory test so be sure to make notes and listen to the sample reading a few times before you attempt to answer the questions. The transcript has also been added to the bottom of this description if you need to reference it. Good luck! Take this English level test, (4/6 tests) learn your English level (CEFR levels A1 - C2). If you haven't taken the first test, go to this video first:    • Beginner Level Listening Test (A1)   Once you have completed the test let me know how many you got right. If you have any questions feel free to ask and I will try my best to get back to you. NOTE FOR VIPS / PATRONS - The question and answer worksheet is available from the dropbox. (BECOME A VIP:    / @englishlikeanative  ) Don't Forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for a virtual Hi-Five! #Englishlikeanative For those of you who are new to this channel my name is Anna English. I am British, therefore I teach British English, though you will find some videos here that look at the differences between British English and American English. The best way to make use of this channel is to go to the home page, click on the videos tab and browse through the hundreds of available lessons. If you would like to be notified when I broadcast live and release new videos then please turn on notifications by clicking on the bell icon. ====== 🙏 CONTRIBUTE 🙏 ====== To anyone who helps me in any way, THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. 🇬🇧BECOME A VIP (REWARDS AVAILABLE): http://bit.ly/AnnasVIP 🙏 TRANSLATE A VIDEO FOR ME: http://bit.ly/2CE3JMv ====== LANGUAGE COURSES ======= 🇬🇧 MY BRITISH ACCENT Course: https://britishenglishpronunciation.c... 🇬🇧 Sensational Resource (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED): https://sensationsenglish.com?affid=W... 🇬🇧 Private Classes - $10 iTalki Credits: http://go.italki.com/englishlikeanative ======= RELATED VIDEOS ======= Here are some of the best lessons that I have done recently which you may have missed. If you enjoy them then feel free to let me know in the comments section. CONNECTED SPEECH -    • How To Sound Like A Native English Speaker...   PRONUNCIATION -    • Biggest ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION Mistake & Ho...   STOP SAYING YES -    • Improve Your Vocabulary - Stop Saying "Yes"   HOW FLUENT ARE YOU? -    • How fluent are you in English? - English F...   ====== My Links ======= INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/britishenglishpro FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/BritishEnglishLikeaNative TWITTER: www.twitter.com/1_like_a_native MY OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS    / verbalessons      / annatyrie      / bellabeanstv   ============================== Thanks for Watching Anna ❤ 🇬🇧 TRANSCRIPT Plastic straws are everywhere we look. We can find them at almost every restaurant and coffee shop, and even in some houses. This has been the case for years, but recently, there has been lots of discussion about banning plastic straws completely to help the environment. In this article, I will be discussing some of the pros and cons of banning plastic straws in the UK, and across the world. The biggest reason that people want to ban plastic straws is because of the negative affect that single-use plastic has on the environment. Studies show that plastic straws take around 200 years to decompose - that’s longer than any of us will be alive. Since the first plastic straw was made in 1888, that means that every single plastic straw ever made is still on the Earth. To make matters worse, recycling plants cannot accept plastic straws because they can jam and break the machines, meaning that we cannot even recycle them. When plastics break down, they release harmful chemicals which can seriously affect hormones in humans and animals. When plastic straws end up in the sea, they often get mistaken for food by birds and marine animals, which can choke or kill them. In the UK, we use around 23 million plastic straws a day, and a ban on plastic straws would force this number to dramatically reduce, which would prevent them from polluting the oceans and releasing their dangerous toxins. Now that all sounds very convincing, but there are a few arguments against the ban. For example, plastic straws help some disabled people to be able to drink. If a person cannot lift a cup, or cannot tilt their head to drink, using a straw could be their only option. A total ban on plastic straws could therefore mean that some disabled people would find it very difficult to eat out or on the go. Some alternative straw materials, such as metal, cannot bend or move like single-use plastic, so in these cases these straws might not be an option. Some people who oppose the plastic straw ban say that it would have very little real impact on the environment. They argue that plastic straws make up such a tiny part of a much larger problem and that banning just that one tiny thing will not make a difference. What do you think?