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Exercise "Fire and jobs", created by chocolatcitron (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 4 876 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 89.5 / 100 Share


Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): vnitor / FRANCE, on Monday 19 May - 15:46:
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Stats (4876 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 93.7 %
 The * blows into a long tube on a molten glass ball, to give it volume and shape, then shears the object to let it cool.

Question 2 passed: 80.9 %
 The * was called to shoe the horses.

Question 3 passed: 94.4 %
 All * are the soldiers of fire: they intervene to save lives, property or forests that burn every year.

Question 4 passed: 94.1 %
 After hitting and then shaping the clay, the * cooks his earthenware in a kiln at high temperature.

Question 5 passed: 82.7 %
 The * draws all his parts on jigs, then assembles them in three dimensions responding to his customers' demand.

Question 6 passed: 98.8 %
  The * turns on his oven very early to bake his bread as soon as it has risen.

Question 7 passed: 77 %
 To weld or braze, the * puts on a black opaque mask and glasses in front of the eyes to protect them from the splinters of the molten metal.

Question 8 passed: 82.3 %
 Chimney * are called back every year to maintain the chimneys clean: the insurance contract requires their passage to avoid any poisoning or fire.

Question 9 passed: 92.5 %
Each  * takes risks by loading his fire-fighting plane and spilling his water cargo as close as possible to the flames in the gusts of wind!

Question 10 passed: 94.5 %
Haroun Tazieff was a famous geologist-*, fascinated by the beauty and dangerousness of the volcanoes he filmed three metres from the molten lava. 


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