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ปัญหาด้านการฟังภาษาอังกฤษ

Total questions: 218

Worksheet time: 11hrs 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

I do not understand when the speaker uses a foreign accent.

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2.

I cannot hear when the speaker speaks too fast.

4 lines
3.

I am confused with the sounds /s/ and /sh/ when I hear them.

4 lines
4.

I cannot separate words that are connected.

4 lines
5.

I cannot catch the sound /th/ clearly.

4 lines
6.

I mishear words because some sounds are similar.

4 lines
7.

I feel that British and American accents are very different.

4 lines
8.

I do not understand the Australian accent.

4 lines
9.

I cannot hear when the speaker speaks with too much intonation.

4 lines
10.

I have problems when the speaker speaks too softly.

4 lines
11.

I do not understand unfamiliar vocabulary.

4 lines
12.

I cannot hear when there are slang words.

4 lines
13.

I do not understand when idioms appear.

4 lines
14.

I do not know the meaning of vocabulary in the topic I am listening to.

4 lines
15.

I do not understand the conversation because of difficult vocabulary.

4 lines
16.

I cannot guess vocabulary from the context.

4 lines
17.

I often confuse similar vocabulary.

4 lines
18.

I have to translate vocabulary in my head before I can understand.

4 lines
19.

I cannot remember vocabulary while listening.

4 lines
20.

I do not understand technical vocabulary, such as scientific terms.

4 lines
21.

The speaker speaks too fast for me to keep up.

4 lines
22.

I have to listen several times to understand.

4 lines
23.

I cannot grasp the main idea when speaking quickly.

4 lines
24.

I feel tired when I have to listen to long speeches quickly.

4 lines
25.

I cannot summarize what I hear immediately.

4 lines
26.

I cannot keep up when listening to news clips.

4 lines
27.

I can only understand some words when speaking quickly.

4 lines
28.

I lose the point when speaking quickly.

4 lines
29.

I cannot watch movies or series without subtitles.

4 lines
30.

I cannot answer questions after listening quickly.

4 lines
31.

I cannot summarize the main points of the conversation.

4 lines
32.

I catch questions from the listening passage incorrectly.

4 lines
33.

I listen to the entire content but do not understand it.

4 lines
34.

I cannot separate the main points from the secondary points.

4 lines
35.

I cannot remember details from the speech.

4 lines
36.

I can only catch simple words.

4 lines
37.

I listen to the story and misinterpret it.

4 lines
38.

I do not understand implied meaning.

4 lines
39.

I cannot organize what I hear.

4 lines
40.

I am not sure if I understand correctly.

4 lines
41.

I cannot remember details from the speech.

4 lines
42.

I can only catch simple words.

4 lines
43.

I misinterpret the story after listening.

4 lines
44.

I do not understand implied meaning.

4 lines
45.

I cannot organize what I hear.

4 lines
46.

I am not sure if I understand what the speaker means.

4 lines
47.

I cannot understand when I am in a noisy classroom.

4 lines
48.

I lose focus when listening through unclear speakers.

4 lines
49.

I feel pressured when I have to take a listening test.

4 lines
50.

I do not understand when I feel stressed or tired.

4 lines
51.

I cannot listen when the weather is too hot or cold.

4 lines
52.

I cannot concentrate on English sounds for long.

4 lines
53.

I cannot listen if I am not fully focused.

4 lines
54.

I cannot listen in crowded environments.

4 lines
55.

I cannot keep up when the sound is too low.

4 lines
56.

I do not understand when listening through low-quality tools.

4 lines
57.

I feel that English is too difficult.

4 lines
58.

I am afraid of listening incorrectly.

4 lines
59.

I lack confidence in my listening ability.

4 lines
60.

I think listening to English is useless.

4 lines
61.

I do not want to listen to English because I am afraid of making mistakes.

4 lines
62.

I think I cannot be good at English.

4 lines
63.

I feel bored when listening to English.

4 lines
64.

I avoid listening to English every day.

4 lines
65.

I only listen because I have to take a test, not because I am interested.

4 lines
66.

I do not dare to admit that I do not understand.

4 lines
67.

I do not listen to English every day.

4 lines
68.

I do not have the opportunity to listen to native speakers.

4 lines
69.

I do not use listening techniques, such as taking notes.

4 lines
70.

I have never practiced listening from songs or movies.

4 lines
71.

I have never practiced listening from podcasts or news.

4 lines
72.

I have never listened again to improve my understanding.

4 lines
73.

I have never used techniques to guess meanings.

4 lines
74.

I do not practice listening in real situations.

4 lines
75.

I do not know how to improve my listening skills.

4 lines
76.

I have never received advice on listening.

4 lines
77.

I do not understand when using low-quality headphones.

4 lines
78.

I cannot adjust the speed of the audio in videos.

4 lines
79.

I do not know websites or apps that help practice listening.

4 lines
80.

I do not understand the content in YouTube in English.

4 lines
81.

I cannot understand when using low-quality headphones.

4 lines
82.

I cannot adjust the playback speed in videos.

4 lines
83.

I do not know websites or apps that help with listening practice.

4 lines
84.

I do not understand the content in English YouTube videos.

4 lines
85.

I cannot listen without subtitles.

4 lines
86.

I do not like listening to news clips or documentaries.

4 lines
87.

I avoid using English listening apps.

4 lines
88.

I do not understand how to use listening practice devices.

4 lines
89.

I cannot listen when there are no visuals.

4 lines
90.

I cannot access quality listening practice media.

4 lines
91.

I do not understand foreign news.

4 lines
92.

I cannot understand when there are academic vocabulary.

4 lines
93.

I do not understand dialogues from action movies.

4 lines
94.

I do not understand scientific content.

4 lines
95.

I can understand general stories but not academic ones.

4 lines
96.

I do not understand dialogues in interviews.

4 lines
97.

I do not understand literary stories.

4 lines
98.

I cannot listen to daily conversations.

4 lines
99.

I do not understand specific vocabulary.

4 lines
100.

I only understand dialogues that are simply structured.

4 lines
101.

I do not know how to start practicing listening.

4 lines
102.

I have no techniques for guessing meanings from sounds.

4 lines
103.

I cannot take notes while listening.

4 lines
104.

I cannot remember the sounds of words I hear.

4 lines
105.

I cannot distinguish between the beginning and end of conversations.

4 lines
106.

I do not know how to quickly translate what I hear.

4 lines
107.

I have no way to check if I am listening correctly.

4 lines
108.

I cannot keep track of conversations for long.

4 lines
109.

I have no listening practice resources suitable for my level.

4 lines
110.

I have no plan to develop my listening skills.

4 lines
111.

I don't understand when the speaker has a foreign accent.

4 lines
112.

I can't understand when the speaker talks too fast.

4 lines
113.

I get confused between sounds like /s/ and /sh/.

4 lines
114.

I can't distinguish words that are linked together in speech.

4 lines
115.

I have difficulty recognizing the /th/ sound.

4 lines
116.

I mishear words that sound similar.

4 lines
117.

I feel that British and American accents are very different.

4 lines
118.

I can't understand the Australian accent.

4 lines
119.

I get confused when the speaker uses a rising and falling intonation.

4 lines
120.

I have trouble hearing when the speaker speaks too softly.

4 lines
121.

I don't understand unfamiliar vocabulary.

4 lines
122.

I get confused when I hear English slang.

4 lines
123.

I can't understand idioms in conversations.

4 lines
124.

I don't know the meaning of many words I hear.

4 lines
125.

I get lost in conversations because of difficult vocabulary.

4 lines
126.

I can't guess the meaning of unknown words from context.

4 lines
127.

I get confused by similar-sounding or related words.

4 lines
128.

I need to mentally translate words into my language to understand.

4 lines
129.

I can't remember vocabulary while listening.

4 lines
130.

I don't understand subject-specific vocabulary, such as scientific terms.

4 lines
131.

The speaker talks too fast for me to follow.

4 lines
132.

I need to listen multiple times to understand.

4 lines
133.

I can't catch the meaning when someone speaks continuously and quickly.

4 lines
134.

I feel exhausted when I have to listen to fast, long speech.

4 lines
135.

I can't catch the meaning when someone speaks continuously and quickly.

4 lines
136.

I feel exhausted when I have to listen to fast, long speech.

4 lines
137.

I can't summarize what I've heard right away.

4 lines
138.

I can't follow fast speech in news clips.

4 lines
139.

I can only catch a few words when people speak fast.

4 lines
140.

I lose track of the topic when the speaker talks too fast.

4 lines
141.

I can't watch movies or series without subtitles.

4 lines
142.

I can't answer questions after listening to fast speech.

4 lines
143.

I can't summarize the main idea of a conversation.

4 lines
144.

I misunderstand questions in listening tasks.

4 lines
145.

I hear everything but still don't understand the message.

4 lines
146.

I can't tell the main idea from supporting details.

4 lines
147.

I can't remember details from what I listened to.

4 lines
148.

I only catch easy and familiar words.

4 lines
149.

I misinterpret what I hear.

4 lines
150.

I can't understand implied meanings.

4 lines
151.

I can't organize or connect ideas I've heard.

4 lines
152.

I'm not confident if I understood the speaker's intention correctly.

4 lines
153.

I can't understand when the classroom is noisy.

4 lines
154.

I lose focus when the speaker's voice is unclear.

4 lines
155.

I feel stressed during listening exams.

4 lines
156.

I can't understand when I feel tired or anxious.

4 lines
157.

I can't listen well when the environment is too hot or too cold.

4 lines
158.

I can't concentrate on English listening for a long time.

4 lines
159.

I can't listen properly without full attention.

4 lines
160.

I struggle to listen in crowded or public places.

4 lines
161.

I miss information when the speaker's volume is too low.

4 lines
162.

I can't hear clearly when the audio equipment is poor.

4 lines
163.

I miss information when the speaker's volume is too low.

4 lines
164.

I can't hear clearly when the audio equipment is poor.

4 lines
165.

I think English is too difficult.

4 lines
166.

I'm afraid of misunderstanding the speaker.

4 lines
167.

I'm not confident in my listening skills.

4 lines
168.

I feel that English listening is not useful.

4 lines
169.

I don't want to listen because I'm afraid of making mistakes.

4 lines
170.

I believe I can't improve my English listening.

4 lines
171.

I feel bored when listening to English.

4 lines
172.

I avoid listening to English in daily life.

4 lines
173.

I only listen because of tests, not because I like it.

4 lines
174.

I'm afraid to admit that I don't understand.

4 lines
175.

I don't practice listening to English every day.

4 lines
176.

I don't have chances to listen to native speakers.

4 lines
177.

I don't use note-taking strategies while listening.

4 lines
178.

I've never practiced listening through songs or movies.

4 lines
179.

I don't listen to podcasts or English news.

4 lines
180.

I rarely listen to something repeatedly to understand it.

4 lines
181.

I don't use guessing techniques when I hear unknown words.

4 lines
182.

I don't practice listening in real-life situations.

4 lines
183.

I don't know how to improve my listening skill.

4 lines
184.

I've never received advice on how to listen effectively.

4 lines
185.

I can't hear clearly with low-quality headphones.

4 lines
186.

I don't know how to change the playback speed of videos.

4 lines
187.

I'm not familiar with websites or apps for practicing listening.

4 lines
188.

I can't understand English YouTube videos.

4 lines
189.

I can't listen well without subtitles.

4 lines
190.

I don't enjoy listening to news or documentaries.

4 lines
191.

I avoid using apps for listening to English.

4 lines
192.

I can't understand English YouTube videos.

4 lines
193.

I can't listen well without subtitles.

4 lines
194.

I don't enjoy listening to news or documentaries.

4 lines
195.

I avoid using apps for listening to English.

4 lines
196.

I don't know how to use listening tools effectively.

4 lines
197.

I can't understand audio without visual support.

4 lines
198.

I don't have access to high-quality listening materials.

4 lines
199.

I can't understand international news in English.

4 lines
200.

I don't understand academic or technical vocabulary.

4 lines
201.

I can't follow fast-paced dialogue in action movies.

4 lines
202.

I don't understand scientific content in English.

4 lines
203.

I can understand general topics but not academic ones.

4 lines
204.

I can't follow interviews in English.

4 lines
205.

I can't understand narrative stories in English.

4 lines
206.

I struggle with daily conversation listening.

4 lines
207.

I can't understand group-specific vocabulary or jargon.

4 lines
208.

I can only understand basic sentence structures.

4 lines
209.

I don't know where to start when practicing listening.

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210.

I don't have techniques to guess meaning from sound.

4 lines
211.

I can't take notes while listening.

4 lines
212.

I can't remember spoken words.

4 lines
213.

I can't recognize when a conversation begins or ends.

4 lines
214.

I can't quickly translate what I hear into meaning.

4 lines
215.

I have no way to check if I understood correctly.

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216.

I can't follow long conversations.

4 lines
217.

I don't have access to level-appropriate listening materials.

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218.

I don't have a plan to improve my listening skills.

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