Identifying Attention-Getting Expressions

The video tutorial introduces students to expressions for getting and responding to attention in English. It includes dialogues, questions, and listening exercises to enhance understanding. The learning objectives focus on identifying and using these expressions in simple dialogues.

What is the main topic introduced in the first section of the video?

• Practicing pronunciation

• Writing essays

• Getting one's attention

• Learning about English grammar

What does the boy ask the girl in the first dialogue?

• To show how to fill an employee form

• To help with homework

• To lend a book

• To go to a movie

How does the boy get the girl's attention in the first dialogue?

• By calling her name

• By saying 'Sorry for disturbing you'

• By saying 'Excuse me'

• By waving his hand

What is the learning objective after studying the first dialogue?

• To learn new vocabulary

• To identify expressions of getting attention

• To write a story

• To improve reading skills

What news does Arya share in the second dialogue?

• The band is invited to a concert

• The band is going on a tour

• The band is recording a new album

• The band won a competition

What is the response to Arya's news in the second dialogue?

• That's boring

• That's unfortunate

• That's cool

• That's surprising

What does the person at the bookstore need to do before entering?

• Wear a mask

• Buy a book

• Check temperature

• Show an ID

What does the person prefer instead of using hand sanitizer?

• Using a tissue

• Washing hands with soap

• Using gloves

• Wearing a mask

Which expression is NOT used to get someone's attention?

• Could you ignore me

• Please pay attention

• Listen to me please

• Excuse me

What is the purpose of showing attention to others?

• To ignore them

• To show respect and interest

• To confuse them

• To make them angry