FILM CLIPS/ MOVIE

CLIPS/ ESL
LEVEL III
Here's what you do:
Bolt 1
Click on the video.
Watch the video, and pay attention to it! (You can pause and rewind
the video.)
Answer the listening comprehension questions of the video.
Check your answers.
https://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/eslvideo/esl_listening-
practice-movie5.html

https://youtu.be/-JkGe0vTXGE
QUESTIONS:

1. According to the black cat, how often does Bolt (the dog) leave the movie set?
Two times a week
Never
Once a month

2. Are the cats really evil?

No, they're just pretending to be evil to have fun with Bolt
Yes
The skinny one is evil, but the fat one isn't

3. Who is the cats' boss?

The "green man"
The "green eyed man"
Bolt

4. The black cat thinks that Bolt's message to the "green eyed man" _____________________.
is too long
is not very nice
is not necessary

5. What does the term "she's a goner" mean?

She is not around
She is not reliable
She's doomed
QUESTIONS:

1. According to the black cat, how often does Bolt (the dog) leave the movie set?
Two times a week
Never
Once a month

2. Are the cats really evil?

No, they're just pretending to be evil to have fun with Bolt
Yes
The skinny one is evil, but the fat one isn't

3. Who is the cats' boss?

The "green man"
The "green eyed man"
Bolt

4. The black cat thinks that Bolt's message to the "green eyed man" _____________________.
is too long
is not very nice
is not necessary

5. What does the term "she's a goner" mean?

She is not around
She is not reliable
She's doomed
ENGLISH ORAL COMPREHENSION QUIZ:
FILM CLIPS/ MOVIE CLIPS/ ESL: THE GREAT GATSBY (2013)

Here's what you do:

Click on the video below.
Watch the video, and pay attention to it! (You can pause and
rewind the video.)
Answer the listening comprehension questions of the video.
Check your answers.

https://youtu.be/1bbRITl23TA
QUESTIONS:

1. At the beginning, what does the woman say she remembers?

The man's name
The man's favorite drink
Where the man lives

2. What does the man compare the party to?

A park where newsmen hang out
An amusement park
A museum

3. Who received an invitation to the party?

The woman
Both the woman and the man
The man

4. It would be safe to assume that at this point ____________.

Nick does not really know Gatsby
Nick and Gatsby are friends
Nick does not like Gatsby at all

5. Which of the following is not a rumor about Gatsby?

He killed a man.
He is a German spy.
He won all his money gambling.
QUESTIONS:

1. At the beginning, what does the woman say she remembers?

The man's name
The man's favorite drink
Where the man lives

2. What does the man compare the party to?

A park where newsmen hang out
An amusement park
A museum

3. Who received an invitation to the party?

The woman
Both the woman and the man
The man

4. It would be safe to assume that at this point ____________.

Nick does not really know Gatsby
Nick and Gatsby are friends
Nick does not like Gatsby at all

5. Which of the following is not a rumor about Gatsby?

He killed a man.
He is a German spy.
He won all his money gambling.
 PRACTICE LISTENING ENGLISH EXERCISES FOR A1 – PEOPLE WE
KNOW

Getting Ready
Look at the pictures below. What
words do you think describe each
person?
shy funny easygoing
generous lazy

talkative a little crazy at time

smart

serious sociable kind

hardworking
Listening 1
People are talking about new friends. Listen and circle the word that describes
each person.
https://english-practice.net/practice-listening-english-exercises-for-a1-people-
we-know/
Listening 1 Answer & Transcript
1b 2b 3b 4a 5b 6a
Task 1
Listen to the conversation. Write the missing words.
A: Hey Molly, have you met the new guy in our class? …………….. …………….. right
next to me.

B: No, I haven’t. What’s he like?

A: He’s really outgoing. He …………….. and …………….. a lot.

B: Really? He …………….. …………….. .

A: Yeah, he is. And he’s funny. He tells jokes every day after class. He’s pretty cute,
too.

B: It …………….. …………….. you’re interested in him…

A: Well, I am. But he already has …………….. …………….. .

Task 1
Listen to the conversation. Write the missing words.

A. Hey Molly, have you met the new guy in our class? He sits right next to me.

B: No, I haven’t. What’s he like?

A: He’s really outgoing. He talks and laughs a lot.

B: Really? He sounds nice.

A: Yeah, he is. And he’s funny. He tells jokes every day after class. He’s pretty cute,
too.

B: It seems like you’re interested in him…

A: Well, I am. But he already has a girlfriend.