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Which of the following is the correct definition of listening comprehension?
Which of the following is the correct definition of listening comprehension?
- Only being able to hear what is said
- Understanding what is heard and being able to repeat it with comprehension (correct)
- Understanding what is heard but not being able to repeat it
- Understanding what is heard and being able to repeat it without comprehension
How many stages are there in the listening process?
How many stages are there in the listening process?
- Four
- Six
- Five (correct)
- Three
What is the first skill in communication that listening initiates?
What is the first skill in communication that listening initiates?
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking (correct)
- Understanding
What is the difference between hearing and listening?
What is the difference between hearing and listening?
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What influences a listener's understanding at the stage of understanding?
What influences a listener's understanding at the stage of understanding?
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Study Notes
Listening Comprehension
- Listening comprehension is the ability to understand the meaning of spoken language.
Stages of the Listening Process
- There are five stages in the listening process: reception, interpretation, evaluation, remembering, and responding.
Communication Skills
- Listening is the first skill in the communication process, followed by speaking, reading, and writing.
Hearing vs. Listening
- Hearing is the physical ability to perceive sound, whereas listening involves paying attention and making sense of the sounds.
Factors Influencing Understanding
- A listener's understanding at the stage of understanding can be influenced by factors such as prior knowledge, attitude, interest, and attention.
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