Listening Skills – Audio Q&A

🎧 Listening is a critical communication skill.
It helps us understand information, follow instructions, enjoy stories, and connect with others. Good listening involves not just hearing sounds but actively interpreting and responding to them.

This course focuses on improving your listening comprehension through Audio Question and Answer exercises. You will listen to audio clips of stories and poems, then answer questions to test your understanding, vocabulary, and critical thinking.

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🎯 How to Use This Course
✔️ Listen Carefully: Play the audio clip fully without distractions.
✔️ Focus on Details: Pay attention to main ideas, characters, events, and emotions.
✔️ Answer Questions: Try to answer the questions based on what you heard.
✔️ Check Answers: Review the explanations to improve your understanding.
✔️ Repeat if Needed: Listening multiple times helps improve clarity and retention.

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📌 Module 1: Simple Story Listening and Q&A

🎧 Audio Story: “The Lion and the Mouse” – by Aesop

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(Audio Description: A short fable where a small mouse helps a lion in trouble, teaching kindness and gratitude.)

Questions:

1. Who was sleeping in the forest?

2. How did the mouse wake the lion?

3. What did the mouse promise?

4. How did the mouse help the lion later?

5. What is the moral of the story?

Answers:

1. The lion was sleeping.

2. The mouse ran over the lion’s body.

3. To help the lion one day.

4. By chewing the ropes to free the lion.

5. Kindness is always rewarded.

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📌 Module 2: Poem Listening and Q&A

🎧 Audio Poem: “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” – by Jane Taylor
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(Audio Description: A classic nursery rhyme expressing wonder at the shining star.)

Questions:

1. What is shining in the sky?

2. How is the star described?

3. What does the speaker wonder about?

4. How many times is “Twinkle, twinkle, little star” repeated?

5. What feeling does the poem express?

Answers:

1. A little star.

2. Like a diamond in the sky.

3. What the star really is.

4. Twice.

5. Wonder and admiration.

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📌 Module 3: Longer Story Listening and Q&A

🎧 Audio Story: “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” – by Aesop
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(Audio Description: A story teaching the importance of honesty through a shepherd boy’s trick that backfires.)

Questions:

1. What was the boy’s job?

2. Why did he shout “Wolf! Wolf!”?

3. How did villagers react?

4. What happened when the real wolf came?

5. What is the moral lesson?

Answers:

1. To watch the sheep.

2. He wanted to trick the villagers.

3. They came to help but got angry.

4. No one helped, and the wolf attacked.

5. Don’t lie, or people won’t trust you.