Listening for Specific Information Flashcards
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When listening to a Canadian pharmacy's automated phone system, what specific information should a CLB learner extract?
Answer: Prescription pickup hours, refill instructions, and address
Key information includes operating hours, prescription readiness, refill procedures, and location details.
When listening to a Canadian rental advertisement, what specific information is most critical?
Answer: Monthly rent, location, bedrooms, and what's included
Critical information includes monthly rent, location/neighbourhood, unit size, and inclusions like utilities and parking.
When listening to a Canadian weather warning, what specific information should be prioritized?
Answer: Affected area, type of severe weather, timing, and safety recommendations
Essential information includes affected areas, weather type, timing, expected severity, and safety precautions.
During a Canadian citizenship ceremony, what specific information does a candidate need?
Answer: Their name being called, oath words to repeat, and ceremony instructions
Candidates must listen for their name, follow the Oath of Citizenship words, and understand ceremony instructions.
A CLB 5 learner listens to a voicemail from their child's school. What should they extract?
Answer: The reason for the call, any action required, and relevant dates or deadlines
School voicemails contain the reason for calling, required actions, and relevant deadlines.
On Canadian transit, which announcement details require immediate attention?
Answer: Service disruptions, detours, next stop name, and connection instructions
Transit announcements requiring immediate attention include disruptions, detours, next stop, transfers, and safety alerts.
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