Question 1

Which is NOT an example of a spoken text?

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a persuasive essay

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a TED-Ed presentation

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news report

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Question 2

If you are going to comment on the fluency of a person speaking/presenting, you are going to focus on his/her:

Accepted Answer

correct way of pronouncing words

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the correctness of the ideas he/she is saying

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facial expressions

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mannerisms as he/she talks

Question 3

When evaluating the correctness in a spoken text, we judge if...

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the ideas are based on researches, observations, or experiences.

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the ideas are all related to each other

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the speaker is pronouncing the words correctly

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the speaker speaks confidently and convincingly

Question 4

Which best describes the process of evaluating a spoken text?

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The audience watches/listens then tries to judge or comment on a speaker using a set of criteria or guide.

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The audience listens/watches a speaker to find flaws or faults in his/her performance.

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The audience listens carefully to a speaker to find out his/her reasons for speaking.

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The audience listens carefully to a speaker to find out his/her reasons for speaking.

Question 5

Which is a comment about the coherence of a spoken text?

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For me, the ideas of the speaker are all connected to one another. He began

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The speaker speaks in a clear voice. He doesn’t speak too fast also which is good because he is using English which can be hard to understand if too fast.

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I can really feel the emotion in the speaker’s voice. I can really feel the happiness he felt when he told the audience about the birth of his first son.

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The ideas of the speaker are amazing! They are based not only on the

findings of research but also from her own personal experiences as a

teacher.

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