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A listening comprehension activity with multiple choice answers related to the louvre theft in 2025.

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Louvre theft - Listening comprehensionOnline version A listening comprehension activity with multiple choice answers related to the louvre theft in 2025. by RG Inglés 1 Why was the Louvre closed today? a For a special royal event. b Because 60 investigators are working on the theft case. c For routine maintenance and security upgrades. d Due to a public holiday in France. 2 How did the thieves initially enter the museum building? a They broke through the main entrance. b They used a lorry with a ladder to reach a balcony. c They disguised themselves as staff members. d They tunneled underground into the basement. 3 How long did the entire raid take? a About 30 minutes. b Just 7 minutes. c Exactly 4 minutes. d Almost an hour. 4 What does the theft at the Louvre do regarding the topic of security? a It has ended the debate permanently. b It has reignited a debate about it. c It has proven that security is excellent. d It has made people forget about other thefts. 5 The jewels are linked to a time when France had... a peaceful economic growth. b emperors and royals sent to the guillotine. c a great war with another European power. d a famous revolution in art and painting. 6 What are the museum staff offering to the visitors? a A free tour of a different gallery. b A discount for a future visit. c Their money back. d A brochure about the stolen jewels. 7 What is mentioned as a specific security failure? a The alarms were not turned on. b There were no security guards on duty. c A lack of security cameras. d The doors were left unlocked. 8 How has the public mood shifted from yesterday to today? a From sadness to acceptance. b From shock and drama to anger and sadness. c From anger to forgiveness. d From curiosity to boredom. 9 According to the jewelry expert, why are the diamonds hard to track? a They have been painted black. b They don't beep when taken through airport security. c They are too small to be seen by scanners. d They have been taken to a country with no extradition. 10 What does Alexander Leger fear will happen to the jewels? a They will be returned for a ransom. b They will be displayed in a private collection. c They will be broken up and sold for a fraction of their value. d The police will find them within a week. 11 What does Leger mean when he says, "This is France itself that has been stolen"? a The thieves also stole a map of France. b The jewels are not just objects but a piece of the country's identity and history. c The government has been overthrown. d All the money in the French banks was taken. 12 What new evidence are the police analyzing? a A stolen vehicle and a mask. b A handwritten note and a tool kit. c A jacket, a bottle of inflammable liquid, and CCTV footage. d Fingerprints and a mobile phone.

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Louvre theft - Listening comprehensionOnline version

by RG Inglés

Why was the Louvre closed today?

How did the thieves initially enter the museum building?

How long did the entire raid take?

What does the theft at the Louvre do regarding the topic of security?

The jewels are linked to a time when France had...

What are the museum staff offering to the visitors?

What is mentioned as a specific security failure?

How has the public mood shifted from yesterday to today?

According to the jewelry expert, why are the diamonds hard to track?

What does Alexander Leger fear will happen to the jewels?

What does Leger mean when he says, "This is France itself that has been stolen"?

What new evidence are the police analyzing?