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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Identify the problem people usually come across in the process of listening which is believed to be caused by the habit of listening word by word
Limited vocabulary knowledge
predicting what speaker is going to say
Lack of interest in the topic
Poor sound quality
Identify the pre-listening activity in this example: The students are about to listen to a dialogue between a politician and a scientist discussing the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on the economy and society. “What do you know about artificial intelligence? What possible issues might the speakers raise?”
Ativate current knowledge
Reviewing vocabulary definitions
Writing predictions
Listening to a sample conversation
Identify one of the key principles of content-based listening.
Grammar accuracy
Vocabulary drills
Practicing phonetics
Focuse on meaningful information
Identify the type of listening activities which focuses on the main idea and sequencing.
Predictive listening
Focused listening
Basic listening comprehension
Interactive listening
Select an example that illustrates the effect of Historical context on the disclosure of a message meaning.
Understanding idiomatic expressions
References to cultural symbols may carry specific meanings that only those familiar with the context can fully understand
Differentiating formal and informal tone
Translating individual words
Define the term for deducing meaning from context.
Scanning
Summarising
Inferring
Skimming
Choose an example oftask in class that DOES NOT illustrate scanning
Looking for specific data in report
Searching for dates in a timeline
Finding key names in a passage
Read the first and last paragraphs of a newspaper article to get the main idea of the story
Identify the type of linguistic register that is used in professional, academic, or legal settings.
Informal register
Casual register
Formal register
Conversational register
Identify the structure of the following sentence: “I wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining.”
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Compound complex
Simple
Identify one of the steps for effective scanning.
Reading every sentence carefully
Identifying keywords, dates, names, or specific phrases before starting
Summarising content
Reading the passage
Identify the component of Speaking skills that focuses on the clarity and correctness of the sounds produced by students
Sentence structure
Vocabulary usage
Fluency
Pronunciation
Choose an example of a task in class to promote fluency.
Practicing gtammatical accuracy
Memorizing vocabulary
Turn to your partner and speak for one minute about your weekend plans without stopping."
Writing a summary of the conversation
Identify the example that best represents Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills
Role-play a telephone conversation to arrange a meeting
Writing a formal essay
Delivering a prepared conversation
Analyzing a scientific article
Identify the aspect of speaking skills that refers to the clear articulation of sounds, intonation, stress, and rhythm.
Accuracy
Fluency
Pronunciation
Interactive response
Identify the stage of communication that focuses on the main goal of it.
Feedback
Business
Clarification
Presentation
Identify one of the actions in the Pre-writing stage of the writing process.
a) Reading extensively about the topic
Correcting grammatical mistakes
Publishing the final draft
Reading extensively about the topic
Revising ideas
Identify the writing style that focuses on telling a story and is often found in novels, screenplays, and short stories.
Narrative
Expository
Descriptive
Persuasive
Identify the purpose of using different layouts.
To analyze text more deeply
To create a clear and structured presentation of content
To practice grammar
To emphasise vocabulary
Identify an effective technique for proofreading.
Reading aloud
Reading the text from the end to the beginning
Writing a summary
Memorizing content
Identify the phrase that is used to introduce evidence in writing.
First and foremost
According to the results
In conclusion
By contrast
Identify the style (1) and the register (2) of the text.
Publicistic, formal
Narrative, casual
Academic, informal
Neutral, technical
Choose the correct answer: Why does the author downplay the idea that the Bermuda Triangle is more dangerous than other parts of the ocean?
To emphasise the mystery of bermuda triangle
Because scientific studies show that the number of the incidence in the Bermuda triangle is not higher than the other region of the ocean
To suggest that the ocean is safe everywhere
To argue for the need for more research
What is the meaning of “to be drawn to mystery,” based on the context of the text?
To be attracted by or interested in mysteries
To avoid mysterious situations
To reject unproven situations
To investigate logical explanations
Based on the sentence “The real reason this legend has proved so persistent is much more mundane. People are naturally drawn to mystery, so early reports of disappearances…,” what is the author’s attitude towards the persistence of the Bermuda Triangle legend?
Supportive and intrigued
Neutral and indifferent
Sceptical and believes the legend is overhyped
Highly critical and dismissive
Which of the following sentences best expresses the main idea of the text?
The Bermuda Triangle legend will always be a fascinating mystery.
The Bermuda Triangle legend gained fame due to exaggerated reports, but studies show there’s no significant evidence to support the idea that it is more dangerous than other areas of the ocean.
Scientific data has conclusively disproven all aspects of the Bermuda Triangle legend
Some parts of the ocean are more dangerous than others, especially the Bermuda Triangle.
