FILM TRAILERS - ESL: Anger Management
Here's what you do:
- Click on the video below.
- Watch the first 1:15 of the video, and pay attention to it! (You can pause and rewind the video.)
- Answer the listening comprehension questions below the video.
- Check your answers.
QUESTIONS:
1. What does the man (played by Adam Sandler) ask the stewardess at the beginning of the clip?:
That's right! Well done!Sorry, that is incorrect. Please try again.
2. And what is her response?:
That's right! Well done!Sorry, that is incorrect. Please try again.
3. The judge says that the court orders the man to:
That's right! Well done!Sorry, that is incorrect. Please try again.
4. According to the man on the phone, the doctor has a history of what?:
That's right! Well done!Sorry, that is incorrect. Please try again.
5. Why does the doctor take his clothes off in bed?
That's right! Well done!Sorry, that is incorrect. Please try again.
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Did you know?
Trailer dialog is typically written for maximum clarity and impact. Screenwriters choose words that cut through quickly and stick in memory — which is why trailer lines often become famous quotes. For vocabulary learners, that selection pressure means you're consistently exposed to high-frequency, high-value language.
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