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Understanding audio (or signed) media and recordings


Froggy Jumps Understanding audio (or signed) media and recordingsVersion en ligne Choose the correct answer par RBK GP 1 True or False: At the B2 level, learners cannot recognize the speaker's mood or viewpoint. a True b False c 2 Which level includes understanding the finer points of detail, including implicit attitudes? a A) A2 b B) B2 c C) C1 3 What can A2 learners understand in an interview? a A) Implicit relationships b B) Main academic arguments c C) People’s free time activities, likes and dislikes 4 At which level can learners understand most documentaries delivered in standard language? a A) A1 b B) B2 c C) A2 5 Which level allows understanding of interviews about free time preferences if spoken slowly and clearly? a A. A1 b B. C1 c C. A2 6 Which level can handle most recorded or broadcast material encountered in academic or professional life? a A. A2 b B. B2 c C. B1 7 True or False: A2 listeners cannot understand sports results or concert announcements. a True b False c 8 True or False: A2 users can understand the plot of a story if it is told slowly and clearly. a True b False c 9 True or False: B2 learners can only understand simple narratives and commercials. a True b False c 10 True or False: A person at the A1 level can understand weather forecasts delivered at a natural speed. a True b False c 11 C1 users can understand a wide range of recorded material, even if it includes non-standard langauge. a True b False c 12 True or False: A2 learners cannot understand short recorded messages about everyday matters. a True b False c 13 True or False: C1 users may struggle with non-standard English in recordings. a True b False c 14 True or False: B2 learners can understand the mood of speakers in documentaries. a True b False c 15 At A2 level, a learner can extract essential information from: a A. Complex documentaries b B. Non-standard interviews c C. Short, recorded passages on everyday matters 16 A B1 learner is likely to: a A. Struggle with any recorded material b B. Understand simple stories about personal experiences c C. Follow non-standard spoken language 17 True or False: A1 listeners can follow long recorded texts about unfamiliar topics. a True b False c 18 True or False: A C1 listener can pick up subtle emotional cues in conversations. a True b False c 19 True or False: A1 learners can pick out place names and times from very short, slow recordings. a True b False c 20 True or False: B1 listeners can follow stories and narratives about personal interest. a True b False c

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True or False: At the B2 level, learners cannot recognize the speaker's mood or viewpoint.

Which level includes understanding the finer points of detail, including implicit attitudes?

What can A2 learners understand in an interview?

At which level can learners understand most documentaries delivered in standard language?

Which level allows understanding of interviews about free time preferences if spoken slowly and clearly?

Which level can handle most recorded or broadcast material encountered in academic or professional life?

True or False: A2 listeners cannot understand sports results or concert announcements.

True or False: A2 users can understand the plot of a story if it is told slowly and clearly.

True or False: B2 learners can only understand simple narratives and commercials.

True or False: A person at the A1 level can understand weather forecasts delivered at a natural speed.

C1 users can understand a wide range of recorded material, even if it includes non-standard langauge.

True or False: A2 learners cannot understand short recorded messages about everyday matters.

True or False: C1 users may struggle with non-standard English in recordings.

True or False: B2 learners can understand the mood of speakers in documentaries.

At A2 level, a learner can extract essential information from:

A B1 learner is likely to:

True or False: A1 listeners can follow long recorded texts about unfamiliar topics.

True or False: A C1 listener can pick up subtle emotional cues in conversations.

True or False: A1 learners can pick out place names and times from very short, slow recordings.

True or False: B1 listeners can follow stories and narratives about personal interest.