Listening Skills & Understanding Flashcards
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CELPIP Listening Part 3 is "Listening for Information." The recording is typically:
Answer: An interview-style conversation
Part 3 presents an interview from which you extract specific information.
If you miss a detail during the audio, what should you do?
Answer: Stay calm and keep listening for the next answer
There is no replay, so refocusing on upcoming content prevents losing more points.
A speaker states, "The deadline was pushed back to Friday." This means the deadline is now:
Answer: Later than before
"Pushed back" means moved to a later time.
Which note-taking approach is best for Part 3 information questions?
Answer: Jot key facts like names, numbers, and reasons
Capturing facts, figures, and reasons gives quick reference for detail questions.
A speaker says, "Generally speaking, sales have improved." The phrase "generally speaking" signals:
Answer: An overall trend, not every case
"Generally speaking" introduces a broad statement about overall patterns.
In listening for information, a distractor answer choice often:
Answer: Mentions a word from the audio but distorts the meaning
Distractors frequently reuse audio words while changing the actual meaning.
A speaker emphasizes a point by saying it slowly and louder. This usually means the point is:
Answer: Important and likely tested
Stress and slower delivery often flag key information for questions.