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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers ID: #38685 Long Britain
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It appears that people in Britain are seriously concerned about corruption, which is very different from newspaper claims that people are resigned to it. People want a corruption-free political system at all levels for their country. In fact, people are more resistant to graft than the press would have us believe. Of course, I haVe-to do a more intensive research into this as I need to figure out whether the public would organize themselves into a social group to fight against the menace.
My first leg of research has gone well and rather unexpectedly so. It has taught me a lesson too. When I received full support from my subjects, it was my own colleagues who thought I hadn't properly planned the whole thing.
Despite the problems and resistance, I met with a wide variety of subjects and was able to collect enough data to gather some rather startling information on our views regarding corruption in Britain. As I mentioned, the newspapers tend to downplay the fact that corruption is going on. Of the subjects who participated fully, over 75% have stated that they are very deeply concerned about corruption and out of those, over 50% have stated that they have personal experiences with corrupt officials. When compared to what the newspapers say about corruption, well, needless to say, this is rather shocking indeed.

Which of the following statements are true in respect of the research conducted so far by the scholar?

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