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AB Listening Learning Objectives
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Students are consistently able to understand the main ideas and major details. What are major details?
ideas that are unrelated to the passage
names and numbers
the speaker's motivation and purpose
ideas that support the main idea
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Students are consistently able to understand the main ideas and major details. What is a main idea?
general facts about something
the speaker's purpose
an explanation of a complicated idea
the point or message
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They may also understand longer speeches that focus on general academic topics. What is an example of this?
A Disney movie.
A lecture about United States history.
A 30-minute conversation about philosophy with friends.
A documentary about the use of tools in 15th century Asia.
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Students comprehend conversations on routine demands and lectures or speeches. What is an example of a routine demand?
An academic panel discussion.
A lecture about medieval architecture.
A work training.
A presidential speech.
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Students can listen to discourse appropriate speech at 70% comprehension. What is discourse appropriate speech?
A field-specific lecture given to doctors
A Disney movie.
An academic TED talk
A casual conversation with a friend.
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They use contextual and suprasegmental cues to guess the meaning of unfamiliar spoken language. What is suprasegmental?
A feature of speech that is not individual sounds.
Individual sounds, like consonants and vowels, of a language.
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They understand concrete concepts and issues about personal and general topics. What is a synonym of concrete?
theoretical
abstract
exisiting
hypothetical
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They can understand a speaker's purpose and point of view. What is an example of a speaker's purpose?
A friend describing a party to convince their friend to go.
A politician explaining a new law they support.
A celebrity giving details about a product they sell.
A professor giving a lecture about renewable energy.
