Listen to the text and choose the correct options

Mark the statements astrue,falseornot stated.

1. The speaker lives on a busy street.
   [True|False|Not stated].
2. He really likes the place where he lives.
   [True|False|Not stated].
3. To get to a large supermarket, you need to drive for an hour by car.
   [True|False|Not stated].
4. Medicines can be purchased from Mr Woolsey's pharmacy.
   [True|False|Not stated].
5. There is no post office or bank on his street.
   [True|False|Not stated].
6. The window of the speaker's room overlooks the river and the bridge.
   [True|False|Not stated].
7. The speaker's mother wants to move to a street closer to the city centre.
   [True|False|Not stated].

Script. The Street Where I Live
I don't live on the busiest street. It is rare to see passing cars here. Sometimes locals or neighbours pass by on bicycles. The window of my room overlooks the forest. So there is always fresh and clean air here. To walk to the nearest large supermarket, you need to go by car for about 15 minutes. Fortunately, our neighbours have opened small shops where you can buy fresh bread, medicines or a magazine. For example, Mr Crosby makes delicious bread and pastries. I always buy bread for breakfast in the morning. Mrs Picault has a vegetable shop. She sells vegetables and fruits from her garden. They are healthy and delicious. There is no post office or bank in our territory—for this you also need to go by car. I like my street. It is always quiet here: you can go outside, lie in a hammock in silence and read the newspaper. Would you like to live in such a place?