Anger Management — English Listening Comprehension
Use this Anger Management trailer to practice understanding spoken English in context. Watch the specified section, then answer the listening comprehension questions below and check your answers.
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.
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.