Listening Comprehension Flashcards
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A teacher says: 'Please open your textbook to chapter three and read the first paragraph silently.' What should the student do first?
Answer: Open the textbook to chapter three
The teacher's instruction begins with opening the textbook to a specific chapter before reading.
You hear: 'The cafeteria is closed on Mondays, but the vending machines in the hallway are always available.' When can students use the vending machines?
Answer: Any day of the week
'Always available' means the vending machines can be used on any day, including Mondays.
A student hears: 'If you finish the test early, you may review your answers or read a book quietly.' What are the TWO options given?
Answer: Review answers or read quietly
The speaker explicitly offers two choices: reviewing answers or reading a book quietly.
An announcement states: 'Due to the fire drill, all students must exit through the nearest door and meet on the soccer field.' Where should students gather?
Answer: The soccer field
The announcement specifically names the soccer field as the meeting location during the fire drill.
You hear a conversation: 'Did you bring your permission slip?' 'No, I forgot it at home.' 'Then you won't be able to go on the field trip.' Why can't the student go?
Answer: The student forgot the permission slip
The student explicitly says they forgot the permission slip, which is required to attend the field trip.
A speaker says: 'Compared to last year, our school recycling program collected twice as much paper this year.' How did paper collection change?
Answer: It doubled from last year
'Twice as much' means the amount doubled compared to the previous year.
You hear: 'The library will be open until six o'clock tonight instead of its usual four o'clock closing time.' How much longer than usual will the library be open?
Answer: Two hours longer
Six o'clock minus four o'clock equals two hours, so the library will be open two extra hours.