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Speaking & Listening Test

Hello my dear friends how are you doing?

Welcome to listening and speaking exam and this part As you know we’re going to test you and we’re going to check you if you can still understand or remember these words.

First of all I want you to look at this picture of this illustration tell me which words studied in this lesson are suggested by this picture.

It’s very clear just think very carefully what is the word.

Can you remember? That word is collide, yes collide. as you can see these two bicycles. They have collided there is a collision here.

OK. Let’s go to the next part. I want you to make a great connection between these pictures and my definitions.

Actually this word is a noun which means a situation in which a choice has to be made between possibilities that will all have results.

You do not want.

So when we speak about two choices what is the word for that?

Can you remember the word? That word is yes. Dilemma, dilemma.

The next word actually is a verb which means to hit something, violently spatially of moving objects.

And I think we have studied this word and I talked about this word right now at the beginning of this lesson.

That word is yes Collide, Collide.

The next word actually is a verb and a noun. But most of the time we use it as a noun which means an urgent and emotional request.

Yes an urgent and emotional request. What is that word? Can you remember? That word is plea. Yes. Plea means request.

The next word is a noun which means a way of getting to a place that is indirect and longer than the usual way and which is taken in order to avoid a particular problem or to do something special.

So what is the word? Can you remember? Yes. That word is Detour, detour, detour is a shortcut.

The next word is adjective which means to cause someone to be unable to understand or explain something or we can say confused.

Yes a person who is confused. That word is baffled. Yes baffled means confused.

And the last word is also an adjective which means very tired spatially from hard work.

What is that adjective?

Can you remember? Very tired especially from hard work. That word is actually weary. Yes weary. That’s it.

So guys if you understands all of these words and if you can remember all of them it’s great but if you can’t I suggest you to come back can review these words.

Thank you.