English Listening Comprehension Through Movies - Exercise 12
Movie: First Reformed
English dialect: American English
QUESTIONS:
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DID YOU KNOW? Listening comprehension in major English proficiency exams
Every major English proficiency exam tests listening comprehension as a core skill. If you’re preparing for any of the following, regular practice with authentic audio and video is essential.
IELTS: The listening section runs approximately 30 minutes and includes four recordings — a social conversation, a monologue, an academic discussion, and a lecture or talk. Candidates answer 40 questions across a range of formats including multiple choice, form completion, and matching.
TOEFL iBT: The listening section presents 3–4 lectures and 2–3 conversations, each followed by questions. Lectures are especially demanding because they are delivered at near-native speed and cover academic topics.
Cambridge exams (B2 First, C1 Advanced): The listening paper runs 40 minutes and includes a range of text types — interviews, discussions, extracts from talks — with multiple choice, sentence completion, and matching tasks.
Duolingo English Test: Includes listen-and-type and dictation tasks that test both listening accuracy and processing speed under time pressure.