You are going to hear two texts. For questions 2.1.–2.6., choose the answer which best matches what you have heard by circling the appropriate letter (A, B, C or D).
Questions 2.1.–2.3. are for Text 1, questions 2.4.–2.6. are for Text 2. You will hear the recording twice.

Text 1

2.1. When answering the first question, Ben
A. disapproves of using the clip with predictions about 2020 as an example of a deepfake.
B. claims that one needs to be a proficient computer user to create a deepfake.
C. points out that only experts can distinguish deepfakes from real videos.
D. mentions a deepfake which was an eye-opener for many people.

2.2. Which of the following is NOT mentioned among the likely consequences of the spread of deepfakes?
A. growing social tension
B. falling ratings of media outlets
C. lower credibility of public figures
D. increased distrust towards institutions

2.3. Which sentence best reflects Ben’s opinion on fighting deepfakes?
A. Any method of fighting deepfakes experts come up with will not be a long-term solution.
B. Fighting deepfakes is a lost cause and might as well be abandoned fairly soon.
C. By making use of AI, people will eventually win the battle against deepfakes.
D. There is a high chance of curbing deepfakes if cybersecurity is tightened.

Text 2

2.4. In his review of The King’s Speech, the speaker points out that
A. the film focuses too much on Winston Churchill’s personal life.
B. the actor playing King George exaggerated the monarch’s stammer.
C. during King George’s reign the British monarchy became more glamorous.
D. a fact connected with King Edward’s abdication is misrepresented in the film.

2.5. From the speaker we learn that in the film Lionel Logue
A. receives his patients in a place which looks unimpressive.
B. is depicted as a well-off immigrant from Australia.
C. moves into a Victorian villa on the outskirts of London.
D. always addresses the King with due respect. 

2.6. Based on the contents of the letters discovered by Logue’s grandson, we can conclude that
A. Lionel Logue’s attitude to the King changed over time.
B. the script was altered to emphasize Lionel Logue’s daring.
C. Lionel Logue’s behaviour during therapy is unlikely to have breached royal etiquette.
D. the swearing-to-cure-stammering therapy proved ineffective in relation to the King’s impediment.