Project B: Listening

Cartoon 1 - Cell phone reunion

What year approximately was the largest phone in this cartoon produced/used?
You will hear this in the cartoon.
Watch the cartoon.

Now answer the question.

Cartoon 2 - Mobile phone addiction

Watch the cartoon.

You saw a kind of survey in the cartoon. What were the answers?
Now fill in the survey for yourself.

  1. I feel uncomfortable when I'm not holding my cell phone. yes/no
  2. I often mistake another's ringtone for mine. yes/no
  3. It is more convenient to send a text message than to make a phone call. yes/no
  4. I always take my cell phone into the bathroom. yes/no
  5. I always take my cell phone into the bedroom. yes/no

Three or more questions answered with yes?

One or two questions answered with yes?

No questions answered with yes?

Listening

How did you think this assignment went?
Indicate for each section how you thought it went.

Section

Good

Sufficient

Insufficient

Focus

You can fully concentrate.

You can listen carefully throughout the assignment.

You find it difficult to fully concentrate.

But you can listen attentively for most of the assignment.

You cannot concentrate properly.

You are easily distracted during the assignment.

 

Understanding

You can understand the text well. You have recognized almost all words.

You understand the questions well and can answer all questions.

You can understand the text quite well. You have recognized most of the words.

You understand the questions well and can answer most questions.

Because you do not recognize many words, you cannot understand the text properly.

You do not understand the questions very well. As a result, you cannot answer all questions correctly.

Listening to details.

You can understand all the details from the narration.

You can use all specific information and details in your answers.

You can understand most of the details from the narration.

Most specific information and details can be used in your answers.

You don't understand many details from the narration.

As a result, you cannot properly use specific information in your answers.