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New details have been revealed about the sham exam that the attacker Luis Suarez He claimed in Perugia last week to reach the B1 level of Italian, which he needed to pass the test to obtain Italian citizenship. From the wiretaps, spread in recent days, it had already been discovered that the exam questions had been agreed upon and now Ansa has revealed some background on the questions he had to answer during that exam.
Suárez’s questions in the sham exam
The player received a pdf containing all the topics to be covered, that file is now in the possession of the researchers. And there are the exam questions that the forward, who spent a few hours at Atlético de Madrid, had to answer. And it started with the simplest question: “What’s your name?”. Answer: “My name is Luis Alberto Suárez Díaz and I am Uruguayan.” Suárez was asked in that Italian city to imagine himself and he replied: “Turin.” Among the questions posed was that of the profession: “I am a footballer and I have been at Barcelona for 6 years”, was his answer.
Watermelon and the supermarket
Suárez received a file via ‘Equipment’ from Professor Stefania Spina who prepared it, and I received it days before arriving in Italy, then also sent it to him from Rocca by email. What was in that pdf that was sent to the player? There were the images that were later shown to him during the exam in Perugia. Among these is also the photo of a watermelon and a supermarket., and he had little difficulty in indicating both with the proper terms. Then Suarez was asked some simple questions about his family and children, as previously agreed. The soccer player’s exam lasted just twelve minutes.
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