1.	The journey to Delhi would give us our first taste of life on provincial Indian highways. What does ‘taste’ refer to in this context?
		flavor	Incorrect
		experience	Correct
		judgment	Incorrect

2.	The number of ____________ in India is almost a double of that in the UK.
		lorries	Incorrect
		vehicles	Correct
		traffic accidents	Incorrect

3.	Is the traffic-related death rate in India twice as high as that in the UK?
		yes	Incorrect
		no	Correct
		not given	Incorrect

4.	“This was a problem for us. Because as night fell, our overnight halt was still 80 miles away.” ‘overnight halt’ is most likely referring to…
		the solution to their problem.	Incorrect
		the town where they will be staying the night.	Correct
		the place to watch the sunrise.	Incorrect

5.	“Jesus Christ! That car is going on the wrong side of the road.” In the above context, ‘Jesus Christ!’ is an expression of …
		faith in god	Incorrect
		frustration or anxiety	Incorrect
		shock or anger	Correct
		Remark: Please note that some people might consider this expression offensive.

6.	Complete the following sentence with the word which is used in the video: “In England, when a child is badly behaved the mother says, ‘Your father will be very cross with you              he gets home!’”
		if	Incorrect
		when	Correct
		after	Incorrect

7.	“Two nerve-jangling hours later, we arrived.” What does ‘nerve-jangling’ mean in the above context?
		noisy	Incorrect
		irritating	Correct
		confusing	Incorrect

1.	An experience which was about to take place would be terrifying.
		frightening	Correct
		heavy	Incorrect
		mean	Incorrect

2.	Let me give you some alarming statistics.
		disturbing	Correct
		dangerous	Incorrect
		awful	Incorrect

3.	Throughout India there are now 74 Million vehicles, roughly twice what we have in the UK.
		approximately	Correct
		badly	Incorrect
		deeply	Incorrect

4.	Because as night fell, our overnight halt was still 80 miles away.
		interruption	Incorrect
		end	Incorrect
		pause	Correct

5.	That's completely unlit! An unlit wide load.
		cloudy	Incorrect
		no street lights	Correct
		no street surface	Incorrect

6.	"Your father will be very cross with you when he gets home!"
		furious	Correct
		confused	Incorrect
		lost for words	Incorrect

7.	The next morning, the dual-carriageway madness continued.
		craziness	Correct
		delusion	Incorrect
		stupidity	Incorrect

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BBC Two - Top Gear - India Special - World's Most Dangerous Roads
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ8SxeL2CmA (with 2:28 to 3:10 removed)

0:04 –0:09 The journey to Delhi would give us our first taste of life on provincial Indian highways.
0:09 – 0:14 An experience which we've been told would be terrifying.
0:18 – 0:21 Let me give you some alarming statistics.
0:21 – 0:25 Throughout India there are now 74 Million vehicles
0:25 – 0:27 roughly twice what we have in the UK.
0:27 – 0:30 So, you'd expect the death rate to be twice as high.
0:30 – 0:35 In Britain around about 3000 people a year are killed on the roads.
0:35 – 0:41 Last year in India, it was 196,000. That's 22 an hour.
0:45 – 0:52 This country has the most dangerous roads in the worldand they get worse at night.
0:52 – 0:54 This was a problem for us.
0:54 – 0:59 Because as night fell, our overnight halt was still 80 miles away.
0:59 – 1:04 …and we were on the most dangerous kind of road …a dual carriageway...
1:10 – 1:13 Jesus Christ! That car is going on the wrong side of the road.
1:16 – 1:18 Unlit tractor up ahead chaps.
1:22 – 1:26 That's completely unlit! An unlit wide load.
1:26 – 1:28 In the dark on an unlit road.
1:30 – 1:33 Whoah! A man on the road... God!
1:35 – 1:37 Ooh this is tight...
1:40 – 1:43 Whooah! Oh that was scary!
1:44 – 1:46 Bloody hell!
1:47 – 1:50 You know in England, when a child is badly behaved the mother says,
1:50 – 1:52 "Your father will be very cross with you when he gets home!"
1:52 – 1:54 Here it's different. It's always,
1:54 – 1:58 "Your father will be very cross with you, IF he gets home!"
1:59 – 2:01 Oh God! Oh God!
2:05 – 2:07 Jesus! Look at that!
2:10 – 2:12 I mean Ganesh look at that!
2:14 – 2:15 Blinded!
2:16 – 2:18 Yep, can't see a thing!
2:20 – 2:22 That lorry is very close!
2:25 – 2:29 #@!&... Road narrows for no obvious reason.
2:31 – 2:37 God's Truth! ...Two nerve jangling hours later, we arrived
2:37 – 2:39 at the town where we'll be staying the night.
2:39 – 2:45 And as we re-fuelled, I took my revenge!
2:54 – 2:58 Funny! Very Funny!
2:58 – 3:01 What James has done is turned my heater up to full
3:01 – 3:04 and then removed the heater knob
3:04 – 3:07 so I can't turn it back down again.
3:07 – 3:09 What a monumental bell end he is!
3:14 – 3:19 The next morning, the dual-carriageway madness continued.
3:19 – 3:23 Only, now we could actually see what was going to kill us.
3:24 – 3:27 Oh! Ah! Oh God! Now look!
3:27 – 3:31 Holy Moly!
3:32 – 3:36 A man here just got out of his lorry in the middle of the road!
3:36 – 3:39 Whoooooah!
3:44 – 3:47 I wonder how much else we missed last night
3:47 – 3:50 What else was going on that we never saw!