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Froggy Jumps Listening Comprehension Strategies ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge on strategies for effective listening comprehension! por Camila Ramos 1 What is a key strategy for improving listening comprehension? a Active listening b Passive hearing c Ignoring distractions 2 What does active listening involve? a Ignoring the speaker b Listening passively c Focusing fully on the speaker 3 What is a key benefit of predicting while listening? a It allows you to guess the speaker's emotions b It reduces the need to listen to the entire message c It helps anticipate information and improves comprehension 4 Which technique helps in retaining information while listening? a Note-taking b Daydreaming c Multitasking 5 What should you do if you miss something while listening? a Ignore it b Ask for clarification c Pretend you understood 6 What role does body language play in listening? a It is irrelevant b It confuses the listener c It provides context 7 What should you do when practicing listening for gist? a Focus on the meaning of individual words b Write down everything the speaker says c Ignore specific details and concentrate on understanding the overall message 8 When predicting before or during listening, what is the most effective way to make accurate predictions? a Guessing randomly without context b Using prior knowledge and context clues c Focusing only on unknown words 9 What is a benefit of asking questions during listening? a It clarifies doubts b It shows disinterest c It interrupts the speaker 10 Which of the following is NOT an effective strategy for listening for gist? a Paying attention to key ideas and main points b Focusing on every single word for accuracy c Using context to infer the overall meaning 11 Why is identifying cognates useful in listening comprehension? a They help increase reading speed b They allow listeners to understand familiar words from another language c They always provide the exact meaning of unfamiliar words 12 Which note-taking technique is useful for organizing information while listening? a Using bullet points or mind maps b Writing full sentences verbatim c Writing without structure 13 What should you focus on when listening for specific information? a The overall context of the message b The speaker’s intonation and rhythm c Exact details such as numbers, dates, or names 14 Which of these is an example of a cognate? a Music b Shower c Cat 15 Which of the following best defines 'false cognates'? a Words that look and sound similar but have different meanings b Words that sound the same in both languages and have the same meaning c Words that come from different roots but have the same definition

1

What is a key strategy for improving listening comprehension?

a

Active listening

b

Passive hearing

c

Ignoring distractions

2

What does active listening involve?

a

Ignoring the speaker

b

Listening passively

c

Focusing fully on the speaker

3

What is a key benefit of predicting while listening?

a

It allows you to guess the speaker's emotions

b

It reduces the need to listen to the entire message

c

It helps anticipate information and improves comprehension

4

Which technique helps in retaining information while listening?

a

Note-taking

b

Daydreaming

c

Multitasking

5

What should you do if you miss something while listening?

a

Ignore it

b

Ask for clarification

c

Pretend you understood

6

What role does body language play in listening?

a

It is irrelevant

b

It confuses the listener

c

It provides context

7

What should you do when practicing listening for gist?

a

Focus on the meaning of individual words

b

Write down everything the speaker says

c

Ignore specific details and concentrate on understanding the overall message

8

When predicting before or during listening, what is the most effective way to make accurate predictions?

a

Guessing randomly without context

b

Using prior knowledge and context clues

c

Focusing only on unknown words

9

What is a benefit of asking questions during listening?

a

It clarifies doubts

b

It shows disinterest

c

It interrupts the speaker

10

Which of the following is NOT an effective strategy for listening for gist?

a

Paying attention to key ideas and main points

b

Focusing on every single word for accuracy

c

Using context to infer the overall meaning

11

Why is identifying cognates useful in listening comprehension?

a

They help increase reading speed

b

They allow listeners to understand familiar words from another language

c

They always provide the exact meaning of unfamiliar words

12

Which note-taking technique is useful for organizing information while listening?

a

Using bullet points or mind maps

b

Writing full sentences verbatim

c

Writing without structure

13

What should you focus on when listening for specific information?

a

The overall context of the message

b

The speaker’s intonation and rhythm

c

Exact details such as numbers, dates, or names

14

Which of these is an example of a cognate?

a

Music

b

Shower

c

Cat

15

Which of the following best defines 'false cognates'?

a

Words that look and sound similar but have different meanings

b

Words that sound the same in both languages and have the same meaning

c

Words that come from different roots but have the same definition

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Listening Comprehension Strategies ChallengeVersión en línea

por Camila Ramos

What is a key strategy for improving listening comprehension?

What does active listening involve?

What is a key benefit of predicting while listening?

Which technique helps in retaining information while listening?

What should you do if you miss something while listening?

What role does body language play in listening?

What should you do when practicing listening for gist?

When predicting before or during listening, what is the most effective way to make accurate predictions?

What is a benefit of asking questions during listening?

Which of the following is NOT an effective strategy for listening for gist?

Why is identifying cognates useful in listening comprehension?

Which note-taking technique is useful for organizing information while listening?

What should you focus on when listening for specific information?

Which of these is an example of a cognate?

Which of the following best defines 'false cognates'?