Productive and Receptive Skills Review

All are types of activities for listening with a purpose except for one......

• Listening for Gist

• Predicting Content

• Listening for Evaluation

• Listening for a Sequence

(a)   involve receiving information. Learners do not need to produce language to do these.

This listening difficulty is related to the inability of students to understand the listening text if they cannot understand the words mentioned.

• Structures

• Speed

• Vocabulary

• Intonation

Listen to the conversation between Lucy and the School Librarian.

What particular listening purpose is involved in the audio?

(a)  

What listening purpose is involved in this audio?

(a)  

What do the letters KWL stand for in the KWL Reading Technique?

This is a type of reading strategy where the readers determine what they think will happen next.

• Connecting

• Questioning

• Visualizing

• Predicting

Re-order the following

• Liam put on his floaties to go into the water.

• They went swimming.

• They went for a walk and put shells into the bucket.

• Dad put sunscreen on Liam.

• Dad and Liam went to the beach.

(a)   is a reading technique referred to as gist reading. This means going through the text to grasp the main idea.

What do the letters S-M-I-L-E stand for in the SMILE Model?