FILM TRAILERS - ESL: Memento
Here's what you do:
- Click on the video below.
- Watch the first 1:05 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. ____________________ is a state when someone can't remember things.
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2. The man says that he hasn't been able to "make new memories" since:
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3. What's the last thing he remembers?:
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4. The man compares his condition to:
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5. The man wants to:
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The visual information in a trailer isn't just entertainment — it's a legitimate comprehension aid. Skilled listeners integrate what they see with what they hear to construct meaning. Deliberately paying attention to visual cues is a strategy, not a crutch, and it mirrors exactly how real-world listening works.
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