Level 3A is U2 Reading | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Mark’s workplace has excellent fitness places for employees.

False: there isn't a place to work out.

Mark enjoys working with other people who are also interested in science.

True

A huge part of Mark’s job is done outside or in greenhouses.

True

Mark finds that working in a research laboratory is very boring and repetitive.

False: working in a lab isn't as tedious as it sounds.

Catherine uses meeting rooms when she needs to speak with her colleagues.

True

Catherine states that there is a gym located on the top floor of her building.

False: the ground floor

Catherine finds that her cubicle helps her focus on her work.

True

Catherine’s workplace matched her expectation of a modern, open-plan office.

False: She imagined a modern building. It was a typical cubicle farm.

Lauren feels the enjoyable perks mean her team doesn’t have to work very hard.

False: It isn't all play. Of course, we have to work very hard.

Lauren's job provides free meals as a benefit.

True

Lauren has her own private desk at work.

False: she shares a table with her co-workers.

Lauren says her workplace has more natural light than any office she has seen.

True

Working with numbers all day seems (stimulating - perk - tedious) to some people, but I enjoy it.

tedious

The marketing director's office is very (stimulating - tedious - luxurious), with beautiful furniture and valuable paintings.

luxurious

The disadvantage of working in a (cubicle - perk - tedious) is that you can hear everything that's going on around you.

cubicle

Working with creative people is very (tedious - stimulating - luxurious) because we can share lots of great ideas.

stimulating

One (cubical - tedious - perk) of my job is that we get free tickets to cultural and sporting events.

perk