
ELPAC Practice Test Listening
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Oscar Alonso
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3 Slides • 12 Questions
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What is the talk mainly about?
New sea routes found by sailors
The discovery of an important land mass
Technology used in sea travel
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Multiple Choice
How does the teacher present the information in the talk?
By giving an introduction followed by examples
By providing a summary followed by an opinion
By telling a personal story followed by an explanation
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Multiple Choice
Why does the teacher discuss lines of latitude?
To teach students about magnets
To help students understand how the astrolabe was used
To explain a problem sailors had when using compasses
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Multiple Choice
What point does the teacher make when she mentions a ship rocking in the waves?
Sailors were not able to move through some parts of the ocean.
Rough waters could affect the Earth’s magnetic field.
Astrolabes did not provide perfect measurements.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best supports the girl’s opinion of processed food?
It is easy to make.
It does not taste good.
It is unhealthy.
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Multiple Choice
What statement is the most persuasive?
I wish the cafeteria had healthier food choices.
We should eat more chicken nuggets.
We must advocate for healthier food choices.
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Multiple Choice
What reason does the boy give for why the cafeteria serves processed food?
Processed food is helpful for the growing students.
Processed food is easier to prepare than fresh food.
Students like the processed food better than the fresh food.
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Multiple Choice
Why does the girl say, “my health teacher says you are what you eat”?
To persuade the boy
To ask the boy’s opinion
To describe why processed food is bad for you
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Multiple Choice
Where did the girl get her information?
From an article her class discussed
From a video she watched on her computer
From a research project she did for class
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Multiple Choice
Why does the girl talk about bracelets and necklaces?
To argue that handmade gifts are more personal than factory-made items
To suggest that selling handmade products is time-consuming.
To describe the process of selling items online
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Multiple Choice
What does the girl say about the Internet?
It is the only source of DIY information.
It has helped the DIY movement to grow.
It was created after the DIY movement began.
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Multiple Choice
What does the boy wonder about for the future?
How young people will choose their careers
How schools will teach about the DIY movement
How the DIY movement will affect businesses
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