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Listening Comprehension Flashcards

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  1. In a matching task, you must connect speakers to opinions. What is essential to track?

    Answer: Which speaker expresses which view

    Matching tasks require you to attribute each opinion to the correct speaker.

  2. You hear a phone number read as 'double seven, three, oh, five'. How is it written?

    Answer: 77305

    'Double seven' is 77, then 3, 'oh' is 0, and 5, giving 77305.

  3. What does the instruction 'choose TWO letters' in a multiple-choice question require?

    Answer: Two separate correct options from the list

    You must select two correct options, both of which earn the mark.

  4. A speaker says 'the lecture is in Room B12, that's B as in Bravo, one, two'. What is the room?

    Answer: B12

    The clarification 'B as in Bravo' confirms the room is B12.

  5. Why is reading ahead during the test so important in IELTS Listening?

    Answer: To predict answer types and keywords before you hear them

    Predicting keywords and answer types helps you catch answers as they are spoken.

  6. You hear 'approximately a quarter of the students passed'. What proportion is that?

    Answer: About 25%

    A quarter equals roughly 25 percent.

  7. If a flow-chart completion task uses arrows, what do the arrows usually represent?

    Answer: The sequence or order of steps in a process

    Arrows show the order of stages, so listen for sequencing words like 'then' and 'next'.