33 Questões de Estratégias de compreensão de textos orais: conhecimentos prévios

Mia listens to a short English audio in class. What should she do to understand it better?

1. A) Leave the room
2. B) Watch funny videos
3. C) Take short notes
4. D) Talk with friends
5. E) Close both eyes

Se você ouvisse uma conversa em inglês sobre economia, quais dicas poderia usar para entender melhor o que está sendo discutido?

1. A) Focar somente em palavras que não conheço.
2. B) Observar o contexto e a entonação das vozes.
3. C) Ignorar expressões idiomáticas.
4. D) Parar de ouvir ao não entender uma frase.
5. E) Focar apenas em gráficos e dados apresentados.

Durante uma palestra em inglês sobre tecnologia, o palestrante menciona vários termos técnicos. Qual estratégia você pode usar para compreender melhor os conceitos apresentados?

1. A) Focar apenas na linguagem corporal do palestrante.
2. B) Anotar os termos técnicos e suas definições.
3. C) Ignorar os termos técnicos e observar o público.
4. D) Concentrar-se apenas na introdução da palestra.
5. E) Esperar que alguém explique os termos depois.

Áudio: “Maria is taller than Ana. Peter is taller than Maria and is the tallest in the group. João is shorter than Ana.” Listen to the audio and answer: Who is the shortest person in the group?

1. A) They are the same height.
2. B) Ana is the shortest.
3. C) Peter is the shortest.
4. D) João is the shortest.
5. E) Maria is the shortest.

A calm voice came from the school intercom. The principal said, “Today, there’s a chance of scattered showers this afternoon. Please bring an umbrella or a raincoat if you plan to go outside. You know how unpredictable our local weather can be. Just last week, many students got drenched during recess.” Later, two friends talked in the cafeteria. Sarah said, “I hate getting soaked, so I’ll pack my raincoat.” Tom answered, “Good thinking—better safe than sorry.” Interpret the proverb “better safe than sorry” as used by Tom. What meaning does it convey in this context?

1. A) Better to listen carefully than speak without thinking.
2. B) Better to take precautions than regret consequences later.
3. C) Better to forget belongings than carry a heavy backpack.
4. D) Better to complain about rain than accept weather conditions.
5. E) Better to enjoy the moment than plan for unexpected events.

In a recording from Flight 254, the pilot’s voice says: 'Ladies and gentlemen, we apologize for the delay due to a minor technical issue. Please remain seated, fasten your seatbelts, and review the safety card placed in the seat pocket in front of you. Ensure that all electronic devices are switched to airplane mode.' Passengers heard this message just before takeoff and looked around to find the safety card. After this announcement, a flight attendant passed through the aisle reminding passengers to follow these instructions. Analyze the announcement and identify what the expression "seat pocket" refers to.

1. A) A storage compartment beneath the passenger's seat used for luggage.
2. B) A control panel on the side of the seat for adjusting its position.
3. C) A bag provided by the airline for passengers to store personal belongings.
4. D) A removable cushion attached to the seat for passenger comfort.
5. E) A small pocket attached to the back of the seat used to store items like a safety card.