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Reading and listening comprehensionOnline version Answer the following questions correctly, taking the video into account. by Daniel Rodriguez 1 Why is watching English movies difficult for many learners? a Because the movies are too long. b Because actors speak fast and learners miss important parts of the conversation. c Because English movies never use everyday vocabulary. 2 What happened when Jake tried to watch Spider-Man without subtitles? a He understood everything perfectly and finished the movie easily. b He fell asleep after the first minute because it was boring. c He couldn’t understand the fast speech and difficult words, so he felt tired and stopped watching. 3 What advice did Jake’s English teacher give him? a She told him to start small, watch easy movies first, use subtitles, and repeat scenes. b She told him to stop watching movies because they are not useful for learning. c She said he should only watch movies in his native language. 4 How did Sarah practice improving her listening skills? a She watched movies only once and never repeated any scene. b She studied only long grammar books without watching videos. c She watched short 2-minute clips with subtitles first, then without subtitles, repeating many times. 5 What is one of the five steps mentioned to understand movies better? a Step one: start with easy movies or cartoons because they use simple English and speak slowly. b Watch only difficult movies with fast speech from the beginning. c Avoid using subtitles completely, even if you don’t understand anything.

Reading and listening comprehensionOnline version

Answer the following questions correctly, taking the video into account.

by Daniel Rodriguez

Why is watching English movies difficult for many learners?

Because the movies are too long.

Because actors speak fast and learners miss important parts of the conversation.

Because English movies never use everyday vocabulary.

What happened when Jake tried to watch Spider-Man without subtitles?

He understood everything perfectly and finished the movie easily.

He fell asleep after the first minute because it was boring.

He couldn’t understand the fast speech and difficult words, so he felt tired and stopped watching.

What advice did Jake’s English teacher give him?

She told him to start small, watch easy movies first, use subtitles, and repeat scenes.

She told him to stop watching movies because they are not useful for learning.

She said he should only watch movies in his native language.

How did Sarah practice improving her listening skills?

She watched movies only once and never repeated any scene.

She studied only long grammar books without watching videos.

She watched short 2-minute clips with subtitles first, then without subtitles, repeating many times.

What is one of the five steps mentioned to understand movies better?

Step one: start with easy movies or cartoons because they use simple English and speak slowly.

Watch only difficult movies with fast speech from the beginning.

Avoid using subtitles completely, even if you don’t understand anything.

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Why is watching English movies difficult for many learners?

What happened when Jake tried to watch Spider-Man without subtitles?

What advice did Jake’s English teacher give him?

How did Sarah practice improving her listening skills?

What is one of the five steps mentioned to understand movies better?

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