【大学入学共通テスト英語 - リスニング】【ギグエコノミーをめぐる討論】無料練習問題と詳しい解説

1.
What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

Whether gig economy jobs pay more than 9-to-5 jobs.

Whether the gig economy represents worker freedom or worker exploitation.

Whether food delivery apps are more successful than ride-sharing apps.

Whether algorithms or human managers are more efficient.

2.
What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

That the technology used by the platforms is outdated.

That workers are classified as 'contractors' to deny them basic rights.

That there are not enough gig economy jobs available.

That the high costs of services will hurt customers.

3.
What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

Classifying all workers as full-time employees.

A 'portable benefits' system not tied to a single employer.

Banning the use of algorithms for managing workers.

Forcing platforms to provide paid sick leave and health insurance.

4.
What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

He believes it is a fair and balanced solution.

He thinks it is too expensive for the platforms to implement.

He feels it is an interesting idea but prefers his own solution.

He finds it insufficient as it fails to address the core power imbalance.

1.
What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

Whether gig economy jobs pay more than 9-to-5 jobs.

Whether the gig economy represents worker freedom or worker exploitation.

Whether food delivery apps are more successful than ride-sharing apps.

Whether algorithms or human managers are more efficient.

2.
What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

That the technology used by the platforms is outdated.

That workers are classified as 'contractors' to deny them basic rights.

That there are not enough gig economy jobs available.

That the high costs of services will hurt customers.

3.
What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

Classifying all workers as full-time employees.

A 'portable benefits' system not tied to a single employer.

Banning the use of algorithms for managing workers.

Forcing platforms to provide paid sick leave and health insurance.

4.
What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

He believes it is a fair and balanced solution.

He thinks it is too expensive for the platforms to implement.

He feels it is an interesting idea but prefers his own solution.

He finds it insufficient as it fails to address the core power imbalance.

ギグエコノミーをめぐる討論

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設問

1.
What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

2.
What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

3.
What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

4.
What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

🎧 Audio

設問

1.
What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

2.
What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

3.
What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

4.
What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

🎧 Audio

設問

1. What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

2. What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

3. What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

4. What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

🎧 Audio

設問

1. What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

2. What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

3. What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

4. What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

1.
What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

2.
What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

3.
What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

4.
What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?

1.
What is the central point of disagreement between Sarah and David?

2.
What is David's main concern about the gig economy model?

3.
What does Sarah propose as a compromise solution?

4.
What would David most likely think about Sarah's 'portable benefits' idea?