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Assessing Listening for intermidiate level

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The test-taker listens to a limited quantityof aural input and must discern within it some specific information. What the type of this designing assesment task?

a)

Extensive listening

b)

Selective listening

c)

Intensive listening

d)

Responsive listening

2.

What techiniques are needed by selective listening?

a)

Dictation, authentic listening tasks, and communicative stimulus-response

b)

Note taking, editing, interpretive tasks, and retelling

c)

Listening cloze, information transfer, and sentence repetition

d)

Recognizing phonological and paraphrase recognition

3.

Another name from listening cloze called as ....

a)

Chunks

b)

Appropriate words

c)

Scanning strategies

d)

Partial dictations

4.

One potential weakness of listening cloze techniques is that they ....

a)

Who are asked to listen to a story with periodic

b)

May simply become reading comprehension tasks

c)

Hear an announcement from an airline agent

d)

See transcript with the underlined words deleted

5.

Processing stretches of discourse such a short monologues for several minute in order to scan for certain information.

a)

Selective listening

b)

Responsive listening

c)

Intensive listening

d)

Extensive listening

6.

What techiniques are needed by selective listening?

a)

Dictation, authentic listening tasks, and communicative stimulus-response

b)

Note taking, editing, interpretive tasks, and retelling

c)

Listening cloze, information transfer, and sentence repetition

d)

Recognizing phonological and paraphrase recognition

7.

One of the characteristics of the selective listening using visual representation called as .....

a)

Information transfer

b)

Authentic listening tasks

c)

Communicative stimulus-response

d)

Listening cloze

8.

The test takers are presented with a stimulus monologue or converstion and then are asked to respond to a set of comprehension questions. This understanding is a type of task .....

a)

Selective listening

b)

Extensive listening

c)

Communicative stimulus-response

d)

Auhentic listening tasks

9.

One potential weakness of listening cloze techniques is that they ....

a)

Who are asked to listen to a story with periodic

b)

May simply become reading comprehension tasks

c)

Hear an announcement from an airline agent

d)

See transcript with the underlined words deleted

10.

Comprehending of surface structure element such as phonemes, words, intonation, and grammatical category

a)

Responsive listening

b)

Selective listening

c)

Extensive listening

d)

Intensive listening

11.

Processing stretches of discourse such a short monologues for several minute in order to scan for certain information.

a)

Selective listening

b)

Responsive listening

c)

Intensive listening

d)

Extensive listening

12.

What is listening cloze ?

a)

a. The preciding example illustrates the need for test-takers to focus on just the relevant information

b)

b. The design assessment task for extensive listening are dictation and communicative stimulus response tasks that divided into dialogue and multiple choice comprehension items and dialogue and authentic questions on details.

c)

c. Require the test-taker to listen to a story, monologue or conversational and simultaneously read the written in which selected words or phrases have been deleted.

d)

d. Designing appropriate assessment tasks in listening begins with the specification of objectives or criteria.

13.

What is extensive listening ?

a)

a. To develop global understanding of spoken language

b)

b. Recognizing Phonological and Morphological Elements

c)

c. critically important skill to improve. And to improve it, you must be able to practice, assess and track progress.

d)

d. to a clip of nonfiction text (less than two minutes long and without the transcript), and answers five to seven questions about it.

14.

16 . Test-takers hear a passage, typically of 50 to 100 words, recited three times.

a)

a. Selective listening

b)

b. Responsive listening

c)

c. Intensive listening

d)

d. Extensive listening

15.

Focusing on the larger elements involved in a top-down approach

a)

a.paraphrase

b)

b. microskills

c)

c.macroskills

d)

d.interactive

16.

Involves using other words to reflect what the speaker has said

a)

REFLECTION

b)

PARAPHRASING

c)

INTENSIVE

d)

EXTENSIVE

17.

Comprehending idioms,slang,reduced forms,shared cultural knowledge

a)

clustering

b)

redundacy

c)

colloquial language

d)

interaction

18.

What feature of authenticity was not included in the original listening task?

a)

The task is designed and recorded for native speakers

b)

The task is genuine by containing actual use of language.

c)

This listening test is taken from reliable book and source

d)

The task is made for learning purposes

19.

What validity option is missing in the original listening task?

a)

The task relies on performance

b)

The task has exact & relevant measurements

c)

The listening task involves objectives

d)

Consequential validity

20.

Can the process of listening be observed?

a)

Yes

b)

No

21.

Which is the most complex listening performance?

a)

Responsive

b)

Selective

c)

Extensive

d)

Intensive

22.

Students may use this interactive skill in the extensive level of listening

a)

Memorization

b)

Note-taking

c)

Decoding

23.

What are the micro- and macro-skills of listening?

a)

A list of skills implied in the performance of listening comprehension

b)

A list of skills students need to use when listening

c)

A list of skills to create tests

24.
What is the benefit of including keywords from both the item and the passage?
a)
It ensures that students memorize the entire passage.
b)
It helps students recognize when they need to listen for specific information.
c)
It makes the passage easier to read.
d)
It allows students to answer questions without listening to the passage.
25.
Why should candidates be given time to review the items before listening?
a)
To allow them to write down their answers early.
b)
To give them extra time to practice speaking.
c)
To help them focus on key information while listening.
d)
To reduce the length of the test.
26.
What is the potential consequence of poor recording quality in a test scenario?
a)
It increases the reliability of the test results
b)
It helps to introduce a variety of language accents
c)
It reduces the validity and may introduce unreliability in test results
d)
It has no significant effect on the test results
27.
Why is it important to use authentic recordings or transcripts when designing listening tests?
a)
They provide a realistic representation of natural speech
b)
They ensure the test is culturally neutral and free from slang
c)
They help make the test easier for non-experts to follow
d)
They allow test-takers to hear a wide variety of accents
28.
Which of the following elements does intensive listening focus on?
a)
Phonological, morphological, lexical, and syntactic elements
b)
Cultural background knowledge
c)
Personal opinions and interpretations
d)
Note-taking and summarizing skills
29.
Which of the following is an example of recognizing phonological elements?
a)
Identifying the main idea of a dialogue
b)
Distinguishing between minimal pairs like "ship" and "sheep"
c)
Writing a summary of a podcast
d)
Choosing a suitable title for a news report