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Showing posts with label ESL MUET listening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ESL MUET listening. Show all posts
Friday, February 22, 2019
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Answer Key for Recalling Information
1. prevent food from being spoilt
2. cells of the digestive tracts
3. nitrites, compounds, cause cancer
4. meat, fish and vegetables
5. a low salt diet
2. cells of the digestive tracts
3. nitrites, compounds, cause cancer
4. meat, fish and vegetables
5. a low salt diet
Answer Key for Listening for Specific Information
practice 2:
1. A
2. D
practice 2:
1. C
2. B
practice 3: C
1. A
2. D
practice 2:
1. C
2. B
practice 3: C
Answer Key for Making Predictions
practice 1:
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. A
10. B
practice 2: A
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. A
10. B
practice 2: A
Answer Key for Drawing Conclusions
practice 1: D
practice 2: C
practice 3:
1. false
2. false
3. true
4. true
practice 2: C
practice 3:
1. false
2. false
3. true
4. true
Answer Key for Recognising Speakers’ Attitudes, Roles and Relationships
practice 1: D
practice 2: D
practice 3: D
practice 2: D
practice 3: D
Answer Key for Examination Practice Part I
1. does not decay
2. cullet is mixed with ingredients
3. heated to form molten glass
4. bottle-making machine
5. conserve the environment
6. ashtrays, bottles
7. D
8. C
2. cullet is mixed with ingredients
3. heated to form molten glass
4. bottle-making machine
5. conserve the environment
6. ashtrays, bottles
7. D
8. C
Answer Key for Examination Practice Part III
15. house designs, golf course, shopping complex
16. colours, shades and hues
17. duty-free shopping
18. performance, efficiency and delivery system
19. instill the love for reading
20. independent and able to integrate
16. colours, shades and hues
17. duty-free shopping
18. performance, efficiency and delivery system
19. instill the love for reading
20. independent and able to integrate
MUET Listening (Information Transfer)
Part One of the listening test involves transferring information from linear texts or non-linear texts to graphic forms such as tables, graphs, pie charts or diagrams. Information presented in graphic form helps one to get a better view of the overall organisation of the information.
PRACTICE
Listen to the following passage and complete the chart below. Write your
answer in NOT MORE THAN FIVE WORDS.
1. A. HOME EMERGENCIES 3. A. lie down with feet lower than
head
B.
FIRST-AID KNOWLEDGE B. lie down with feet raised
higher than head
C. HANDLING EMERGENCIES C. lie down with head raised
higher than feet
D. FIRST AID FOR EMERGENCIES D. lie down with head raised
higher than body
2. A. nausea 4. A. reduce infection and pain
B. vomiting B. prevent swelling and suffering
C. headache C. prevent cramps and convulsions
Friday, April 21, 2017
MUET Listening (Recalling Information)
One important
strategy that you need to develop to do well in the listening test is the
ability to recall information.
- To recall means to remember and recollect information that you have heard during listening.
- To recall information heard one needs to listen well and make notes.
PRACTICE
Listen to a
passage on Food Additives and complete the following sentences. Write your
answer in NOT MORE THAN FIVE WORDS.
1. The purpose of food additives is to __________________
2. Antioxidants preserve flavour, prevent
denaturation of the fat soluble vitamins A and E, prevent food contaminants
from causing malignant changes in the ____________
3. Some food additives such as nitrates and
____________________ can react with food to form ________________ called nitrosamines
that have been proven to ___________
4. Salting and pickling with or without spices
are known as the most effective ways of preventing decay in
____________________
5.
The most effective treatment of high blood pressure is
___________________
MUET Listening (Listening for Main Ideas)
The main idea is the general idea or the main point of a message, news report, talk or conversation. It tells us what the passage or text is about and does not include supporting details or examples. In news reports, the main idea is usually summarised in the headlines.
PRACTICE
1
Listen
to a talk and answer the following question.
A suitable title for the talk is
A. Conjunctivitis
B.
The Cause of Conjunctivitis
C. Symptoms
of Conjunctivitis
D.
Conjunctivitis and How to Treat It
PRACTICE
2
Listen
to a documentary item and answer the following question.
The
passage is mainly on
A.
Malaysian projects in 1998
B.
the achievement of Malaysia in 1998
C.
international events held in Malaysia in 1998
D.
how Malaysia survived the economic slowdown of 1998
PRACTICE
3
Listen
to a newspaper report and answer the following question.
A suitable headline for the newspaper report is
A.
Charity Drive by Hotels
B.
Rumah Cahaya Entertains Children
C.
Christmas Cheer for Rumah Cahaya
D.
Christmas Celebration by Hotel Four Seasons
Thursday, April 20, 2017
MUET Listening (Listening for Specific Information)
Specific
information refers to precise and exact details relating to a particular thing
or incidents. It may require looking for information regarding
- where, who and when an incidents occurred
- the causes of a particular event
- the consequences of a particular event
- supporting details to a certain fact or opinion etc.
PRACTICE
1
Listen
to a description of Menara Kuala Lumpur and answer the question that follow.
1.
The third tallest telecommunication tower in the world is the
A. CN Tower in Toronto
B. Shanghai Tower in China
C. Ostankino Tower in Moscow
D. Menara Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia
B. Shanghai Tower in China
C. Ostankino Tower in Moscow
D. Menara Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia
2. Which of the following is NOT one
of the
sections of Menara Kuala Lumpur?
A. The Antenna MAST
B. The Foundation Base
C. The Tourist Building
D. The Seri Angkasa Revolving Restaraunt
PRACTICE 2
A. The Antenna MAST
B. The Foundation Base
C. The Tourist Building
D. The Seri Angkasa Revolving Restaraunt
PRACTICE 2
Listen
to a news item and answer the questions that follow.
1.
How many dogs were killed in the fire?
A. 7 B. 1 C. 58 D. 65
2. Which did the owners do to remember their dead pets?
A. Buried their pets at the church
B. Held a memorial service at the church
C. Took their distraught pets for counselling
D. Went for counselling at a local humane society
PRACTICE
3
Listen
to a passage and answer the following question.
According
to the passage, robots will be able to do all the following expects
A.
washing C. designing
B.
cleaning D. sweeping
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