A Monologue By A Lecturer About Languages IELTS Listening Answers

Aug 5, 2022

A Monologue By A Lecturer About Languages IELTS Listening Answers is a monologue where the lecturer speaks about languages. The candidate needs to answer the following question types: Identifying Information and Fill in the blanks. For identifying the correct answer, candidates are required to answer based on a given cue. In fill in the blanks type of question, candidates are required to use no more than three words to answer.
The IELTS Listening section tests a candidate’s listening ability. The candidates are required to listen to an audio and then answer the given IELTS listening questions.

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Topic: A Monologue By A Lecturer About Languages

Audio:

Section 4
Questions (31-40)

Questions 31-32:

Choose TWO answers. Write answers next to 31-32 on your answer sheet.

The main topics of the lecture are

introduction lo linguistics
the history of European languages
various languages
how languages develop
languages and evolution

Questions 31 and 32:

Answer: C and D (in any order)
Explanation: As is evident from the lecture, there are two topics of the lecture, namely, various languages and their evolution.

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Questions 33-40

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each space.

Examples of natural languages are English, _______________________

Answer: French and German/Frenc and Greek/German and Greek
Explanation: According to the lecture, English is a natural language similar to other languages like French, Greek, and German.

In reality, natural languages are always__________________________

Answer: changing
Explanation: The lecture states that natural languages are something that is not stable and constantly changing.

-	PIDGIN	CREOLE
Origins	Came into being when two groups couldn’t communicate in 35______________	Developed from a pidgin into 36_______________
Spoken	In Papua New Guinea, the Caribbean, 38______________	In, for example, 37________________
Features	The simplified form of one of the two groups’ languages. Words have more 39______________	As complex as natural languages. Have to fight to get the 40____________

Question 35:

Answer: each other’s languages
Explanation: Pidgin is a language that is a result of forced situations. This is basically the language when the people cannot understand each other’s languages and form something of their own.

Question 36:

Answer: a full language
Explanation: Creole is the language that is a product of Pidgin. This happens when a lot of native Pidgin speakers are found in one place, and then it develops into a proper language.

Question 37:

Answer: (French) New Orleans
Explanation: French Creole was found in New Orleans where from the Pidgin language a proper language was developed.

Question 38:

Answer: Caribbean, China, Indian, the Pacific
Explanation: All these places consisted of Pidgin language.

Question 39:

Answer: than one meaning
Explanation: The Pidgin language has more than one meaning.

Question 40:

Answer: language recognized
Explanation: The Creole language has to struggle to their their language recognized.

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