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Froggy Jumps Features of speechVersion en ligne Academic listening and note taking par Diana 1 What is one reason university lectures are harder to understand than English language classes? a Lecturers speak more slowly b Lecturers use more idioms and connected speech c Lecturers simplify their vocabulary 2 What does ‘digress’ mean in a lecture? a To move away from the main topic b To speak in a louder tone c To explain in detail 3 Which of the following makes connected speech difficult to understand? a Sounds join together, disappear, or change b Words are spoken individually and clearly c Every word is stressed equally 4 How can you improve your understanding of different accents? a Watch movies, lectures, and listen to different speakers b Only listen to one type of English c Avoid listening to difficult accents 5 What should you do if you don’t understand a word in a lecture? a Write it down and check later b Interrupt the lecturer immediately c Guess without checking later 6 What is one strategy to deal with quiet or mumbling lecturers? a Sit at the front of the classroom b Stop taking notes c Ask them to write everything on the board 7 Which of the following is an example of idiomatic language? a "It’s raining cats and dogs" b "The weather is very bad" c "Water is falling from the sky" 8 What is a good way to get used to connected speech? a Listen to fast conversations without practice b Break words into syllables slowly c Listen to native speakers and repeat phrases 9 What is the best way to prepare for difficult lectures? a Read about the topic in advance b Wait until after the lecture to study c Only take notes without listening 10 What should you do if a lecturer’s accent is difficult to understand? a Listen to recordings of similar accents b Ignore the lecture and rely on notes c Ask the lecturer to stop speaking

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Features of speechVersion en ligne

par Diana

What is one reason university lectures are harder to understand than English language classes?

What does ‘digress’ mean in a lecture?

Which of the following makes connected speech difficult to understand?

How can you improve your understanding of different accents?

What should you do if you don’t understand a word in a lecture?

What is one strategy to deal with quiet or mumbling lecturers?

Which of the following is an example of idiomatic language?

What is a good way to get used to connected speech?

What is the best way to prepare for difficult lectures?

What should you do if a lecturer’s accent is difficult to understand?