Question-type tip: Some listening and reading tasks ask you to classify. There are usually more instructions to read, and you need to be sure about what you have to do. The speaker will answer the questions in the correct order but, of course, he or she won’t mention each point in the same order. You need to read carefully before you listen and continue to read as you listen.


Listening 3: practise classifying A


a


Extract 1 ___ Extract 2 ___ Extract 3 ___ b


c


≤109 Listen to the same speaker talking about three more phobias. Match the pictures with the extracts. There are two pictures that you do not need.


d e


Question-type tip: In this task, the extracts are in the correct order but the statements that you have to listen for are not. You must read the statements carefully first so that you know what to listen for.


B


≤110 Listen again and answer the questions. For questions 1–6, write:


A If the statement refers to the first extract. B If the statement refers to the second extract. C If the statement refers to the third extract.


1. This phobia affects people at a particular time of the year. 2. People with this phobia will not go to some public places. 3. This phobia may cause people to hurt themselves. 4. This phobia mostly affects very young people. 5. People might think this phobia is a normal condition.


___ ___ ___ ___ ___


6. People with this phobia will not watch something on the television. ___ C Check the key on page 173. How many questions did you answer correctly?


D Tick the sentences about the Listening task that are true for you and think about how you can answer more questions correctly next time.


1. I understood the overall gist and matched the pictures easily. 2. I understood the instructions for the classifying task quite easily. 3. I needed time to read all the points before I was ready to listen. 4. I am happy with how many questions I answered correctly. 5. I would find this task more difficult if I only heard the recording once.


Key vocabulary in context


Circle the correct option in each sentence. 1. If you suffer from something, you enjoy it / it is a problem for you. 2. If you panic, you behave normally / do things without thinking. 3. If you avoid something, you don’t go near it / try to find it whenever you can. 4. If something is approaching, it is coming towards you / going away from you.


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