PBIS4222 — Listening 3
1. The main idea of a listening passage is best described as…
- A. A specific detail mentioned only once in the passage
- B. The central point that the speaker consistently develops throughout the passage
- C. The first sentence spoken by the narrator
- D. A supporting fact that elaborates on a minor topic
2. In the context of Listening III, “identifying themes” means…
- A. Recognizing the recurring subject or topic that unifies a listening passage
- B. Memorizing every word spoken by the narrator
- C. Writing a word-for-word transcription of the audio
- D. Counting the number of sentences in the passage
3. When a listener is asked to “give a title” to a passage, the most appropriate title should…
- A. Reflect only the concluding sentence of the passage
- B. Be taken word-for-word from the opening line
- C. Capture the overall main idea of the entire passage
- D. Highlight the most dramatic detail in the passage
4. Finding the topic of a listening passage is different from finding the main idea because the topic is…
- A. A complete sentence that summarizes the passage
- B. The speaker’s personal opinion about the subject
- C. A detailed elaboration of each supporting idea
- D. A word or phrase that names what the passage is about
5. A listener hears a passage about the benefits of daily exercise. The listener then correctly states, “This passage is about why exercising every day is good for health.” This listener has successfully…
- A. Identified an implicit detail in the passage
- B. Identified the main idea of the passage
- C. Reconstructed the context of the passage
- D. Completed notes about the passage
6. Which of the following best describes an “explicit detail” in a listening passage?
- A. Information that the listener must deduce from clues in the passage
- B. A general theme that runs throughout the passage
- C. Information that is directly and clearly stated by the speaker
- D. A conclusion reached by combining several pieces of information
7. Implicit details in a listening passage require the listener to…
- A. Draw inferences from information that is not directly stated
- B. Repeat exactly what the speaker has said
- C. Identify words that are repeated most frequently
- D. Write down all numbers and dates mentioned in the passage
8. A student listens to a conversation and realizes the speakers are in a hospital, even though no one directly mentions the word “hospital.” The student has successfully identified a/an…
- A. Explicit detail
- B. Main idea
- C. Listening theme
- D. Implicit detail
9. In Module 02 of Listening III, the skill of identifying explicit details is important because it helps listeners…
- A. Guess the emotional state of the speaker
- B. Locate specific facts and information stated in the passage
- C. Create a diagram based on the speaker’s words
- D. Arrange sentences in a logical sequence
10. Which strategy is most effective when a listener attempts to identify implicit details from a spoken passage?
- A. Listening only for numbers and proper nouns
- B. Focusing on the speed of the speaker’s delivery
- C. Using contextual clues and background knowledge to infer meaning
- D. Repeating the passage silently before answering
11. “Reconstructing contexts” in listening refers to the ability to…
- A. Build an understanding of the situation or setting from clues in the passage
- B. Rewrite a passage using different vocabulary
- C. Memorize the exact structure of sentences heard
- D. Translate a passage from English to Indonesian
12. In Module 03, Unit 1, the activity “Grouping Objects, Persons, and Places” is primarily designed to help learners…
- A. Memorize the names of famous locations around the world
- B. Identify the tone and mood of a speaker
- C. Distinguish explicit from implicit information
- D. Categorize heard information to reconstruct the context of a passage
13. When a listener hears scattered pieces of information and combines them to understand the overall situation, this process is called…
- A. Giving titles to passages
- B. Using pieces of information to form a context
- C. Identifying people’s feelings
- D. Following oral instructions
14. The skill of “reordering jumbled sentences” in listening requires the learner to…
- A. Translate disordered sentences into Indonesian
- B. Identify emotional tone from the sequence of ideas
- C. Arrange heard sentences into a coherent and logical order
- D. Memorize the exact wording used by the speaker
15. A learner listens to a passage and hears information about a kitchen, cooking utensils, and a chef. The learner concludes the setting is a restaurant kitchen. This is an example of…
- A. Using pieces of information to form a context
- B. Identifying explicit details from the passage
- C. Reordering jumbled sentences for coherence
- D. Completing a diagram based on spoken data
16. In Module 04, “redescribing objects” means that the listener can…
- A. Create a written inventory of all objects mentioned
- B. Draw a picture of each object described in the passage
- C. Translate descriptions of objects into another language
- D. Reconstruct and restate descriptions of objects heard in the passage
17. Which unit in Module 04 focuses specifically on the listener’s ability to re-describe events after hearing them?
- A. Unit 1: Re-describing Object
- B. Unit 2: Redescribing Events
- C. Unit 3: Redescribing Persons
- D. Unit 1: Grouping Objects, Persons, and Places
18. A listener hears a description of a person’s physical appearance and personality, then retells it accurately. This demonstrates the skill of…
- A. Completing notes about a scientific report
- B. Grouping objects, persons, and places
- C. Redescribing persons
- D. Inferring the speaker’s opinion
19. Compare redescribing objects and redescribing events. The key difference is that redescribing events focuses more on…
- A. Actions, sequences, and occurrences rather than static characteristics
- B. Physical features and material properties of things
- C. The emotional reactions of people involved
- D. Vocabulary related to colors, shapes, and textures
20. Module 05 of Listening III is titled “Following Oral Instructions.” This module primarily trains learners to…
- A. Develop diagrams from spoken descriptions of data
- B. Identify the main idea from lengthy academic lectures
- C. Recognize a speaker’s emotional state from tone
- D. Comprehend and carry out directions delivered verbally
21. In the context of Module 05 Unit 1, “operating appliances” through oral instruction requires a listener to…
- A. Read the appliance manual before listening to the speaker
- B. Follow step-by-step spoken directions to use a device correctly
- C. Describe the parts of the appliance using technical vocabulary
- D. Draw a diagram of the appliance after the instructions are given
22. Working with spatial or geographical references in listening (Module 05 Unit 2) helps the listener to…
- A. Predict the speaker’s attitude toward a topic
- B. Memorize place names and their respective countries
- C. Understand directions and location-based instructions from oral input
- D. Complete a chart using geographic data from a text
23. A student listens to a speaker explaining how to bake a cake and correctly identifies that mixing the batter comes before baking. This demonstrates understanding of…
- A. Sequence of procedures in oral instructions
- B. Spatial and geographical references
- C. Implicit details in a listening passage
- D. Speaker’s mood and emotional tone
24. Which of the following situations best illustrates “following oral instructions” in a real-life context?
- A. Reading a map to find the nearest bus stop
- B. Summarizing the main idea of a recorded lecture
- C. Writing down a speaker’s opinions from a recorded debate
- D. Listening to a tour guide and navigating accordingly
25. Module 06 of Listening III focuses on “Developing Diagrams/Charts.” The primary listening skill involved is the ability to…
- A. Memorize statistical data from academic sources
- B. Convert spoken explanations into visual representations
- C. Evaluate the emotional tone of a speaker presenting data
- D. Translate diagrams into descriptive written paragraphs
26. In Unit 1 of Module 06, “classifying oral explanation into diagrams/charts” requires the listener to…
- A. Paraphrase spoken explanations in written sentences
- B. Identify the main idea from a recorded presentation
- C. Organize spoken information into appropriate diagram categories
- D. Match descriptions of people to photographs
27. A student listens to a lecture and fills in blank sections of a provided chart with information from the speech. This activity is an example of…
- A. Completing diagrams/charts
- B. Developing diagrams/charts from scratch
- C. Classifying oral explanations into diagrams
- D. Reconstructing contexts from grouped information
28. What distinguishes “completing diagrams/charts” (Unit 2) from “developing diagrams/charts” (Unit 3) in Module 06?
- A. Completing requires listening, while developing requires reading
- B. Developing uses numerical data, while completing uses categorical data
- C. Completing uses bar charts, while developing uses pie charts
- D. Completing fills in a partially prepared diagram, while developing creates one from scratch
29. A student listens to a speaker explain sales data for three products and independently draws a bar chart to represent the information. This is an example of…
- A. Completing diagrams/charts
- B. Developing diagrams/charts
- C. Classifying oral explanation into diagrams
- D. Redescribing objects from a spoken description
30. Module 07 of Listening III is titled “Interpreting Speaker’s Opinion/Attitude.” This module trains learners to…
- A. List all facts stated by the speaker in chronological order
- B. Reproduce the speaker’s exact words without interpretation
- C. Understand and interpret what the speaker thinks or feels about a topic
- D. Identify explicit details from structured academic lectures
31. “Identifying speaker’s opinion/attitude” (Module 07 Unit 1) differs from “inferring speaker’s opinion/attitude” (Module 07 Unit 2) in that identifying involves…
- A. Recognizing opinions that are directly expressed by the speaker
- B. Guessing the speaker’s hidden emotions from body language
- C. Reading between the lines when no opinion is stated
- D. Comparing different speakers’ views on the same topic
32. A speaker says, “I suppose this policy might have some merit, but I have serious reservations.” A skilled listener interprets this as expressing…
- A. Strong agreement with the policy
- B. Complete neutrality toward the issue
- C. Enthusiastic support for implementing the policy
- D. A cautiously skeptical attitude toward the policy
33. When a speaker does not state their attitude directly but uses irony or indirect language, the listener must apply the skill of…
- A. Identifying explicit details
- B. Inferring speaker’s opinion/attitude
- C. Completing notes and summaries
- D. Classifying oral explanation into diagrams
34. Module 08 of Listening III is titled “Identifying People’s Mood/Tone.” The concept of “tone” in this context refers to…
- A. The pitch of the speaker’s voice measured in hertz
- B. The speed at which the speaker delivers information
- C. The emotional quality or attitude conveyed through a speaker’s manner of speaking
- D. The volume level of the speaker’s voice during a passage
35. In Module 08 Unit 1, “identifying people’s feelings” involves the listener recognizing…
- A. Emotional states such as happiness, sadness, or anger expressed by speakers
- B. The factual information presented by speakers in a dialogue
- C. The main argument developed across a listening passage
- D. Step-by-step procedures described by speakers in instructions
36. A listener hears a speaker use a flat, unenthusiastic voice when discussing a movie and concludes the speaker is disappointed. This is an example of…
- A. Completing notes from an academic presentation
- B. Identifying explicit details in a conversation
- C. Grouping information to reconstruct context
- D. Identifying people’s feelings from tone of voice
37. “Rejoining people’s feelings” (Module 08 Unit 2) in the context of listening refers to the ability to…
- A. Repeat the speaker’s emotional words back to them exactly
- B. Respond appropriately to the emotional content expressed by a speaker
- C. Connect the speaker’s feelings to historical facts in the passage
- D. List the emotions mentioned in order of their appearance in the passage
38. Which of the following expressions best demonstrates “rejoining people’s feelings” in a listening interaction?
- A. “The speaker mentioned three reasons for the problem.”
- B. “The main idea of the passage is about environmental issues.”
- C. “That must have been very difficult for you. I understand how you feel.”
- D. “The speaker seems to support renewable energy policies.”
39. In Module 08, how does “identifying people’s feelings” differ from “interpreting speaker’s opinion/attitude” in Module 07?
- A. Module 08 focuses on emotional states, while Module 07 focuses on intellectual positions or viewpoints
- B. Module 08 uses written texts, while Module 07 uses only spoken passages
- C. Module 08 deals with group discussions, while Module 07 handles individual monologues
- D. Module 08 requires note-taking, while Module 07 requires diagram completion
40. Module 09 is titled “Completing Notes and Making Summaries.” This module primarily develops the learner’s ability to…
- A. Recognize the emotional tone and mood of academic speakers
- B. Identify the sequence of procedures in oral instructions
- C. Classify spoken explanations into appropriate diagram formats
- D. Record key information from listening passages and condense it into summaries
41. Unit 1 of Module 09 focuses on “Identifying Details of an Exposition, Presentation, or Report of Technology and Science.” This unit specifically prepares learners to handle…
- A. Emotional and personal narratives from speakers
- B. Technical and informational listening passages from academic or professional contexts
- C. Daily conversations between friends on informal topics
- D. Oral instructions for operating household appliances
42. Which of the following is the most important characteristic of effective note-taking during a listening activity?
- A. Writing down every word the speaker says without omission
- B. Using only diagrams and charts instead of words
- C. Selecting and recording only the most important information
- D. Translating all heard content into the learner’s native language
43. A student listens to a science presentation and fills in missing information in a partially completed notes template. This activity is best classified as…
- A. Completing notes from a listening passage
- B. Developing a diagram based on spoken data
- C. Identifying implicit details from the presentation
- D. Reconstructing the context of a spoken text
44. What is the primary purpose of making a summary after a listening activity, as discussed in Module 09 Unit 3?
- A. To reproduce the exact words of the speaker for future reference
- B. To translate the passage into a different language
- C. To evaluate the emotional attitude of the speaker
- D. To condense the key points of a passage into a concise restatement
45. A listener hears an exposition about solar energy, takes structured notes, and then writes a three-sentence summary. Which two skills from Module 09 are being applied?
- A. Completing diagrams and identifying explicit details
- B. Completing notes and making a summary
- C. Identifying themes and giving titles
- D. Redescribing events and rejoining feelings
46. Which of the following listening skills requires the highest level of cognitive processing among the options listed?
- A. Identifying an explicit detail stated by the speaker
- B. Recognizing the topic of a short listening passage
- C. Inferring the speaker’s attitude from indirect language and context
- D. Giving a title to a listening passage
47. A listener hears a passage, determines that it is about “climate change,” and then states: “The speaker argues that immediate government action is needed to address climate change.” Which two skills have been applied respectively?
- A. Finding the topic, then identifying the main idea
- B. Identifying the main idea, then completing notes
- C. Giving a title, then inferring the speaker’s attitude
- D. Identifying explicit details, then reconstructing the context
48. Which module in Listening III PBIS4222 would be most directly applicable when a student needs to understand instructions from a foreign language teacher explaining a classroom activity?
- A. Module 07: Interpreting Speaker’s Opinion/Attitude
- B. Module 03: Reconstructing Contexts
- C. Module 06: Developing Diagrams/Charts
- D. Module 05: Following Oral Instructions
49. A student watches a documentary about renewable energy and creates a flowchart showing how solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, based solely on the narrator’s spoken explanation. This activity most closely integrates skills from…
- A. Module 02 and Module 08
- B. Module 06 and Module 09
- C. Module 03 and Module 04
- D. Module 01 and Module 07
50. Across all nine modules of Listening III (PBIS4222), the overarching goal is to develop learners who can…
- A. Produce fluent spoken English without grammatical errors
- B. Translate complex English passages into Indonesian accurately
- C. Process various types of spoken English critically and strategically for meaning and purpose
- D. Read academic English texts at an advanced level with full comprehension
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