Question Writing Task

In this activity, you will practice your listening skills and your ability to formulate questions in English. You will listen to an announcement and then create three questions directed toward the individual mentioned in the announcement.

Group 1

Instructions:

  1. Listen Carefully: You will hear an announcement about an individual. Pay close attention to the details provided in the announcement.

  2. Create Your Questions: After listening to the announcement, you will be asked to write three questions. Each question should be directed toward the individual mentioned in the announcement.

  3. Question Format: Ensure that your questions are clear and use appropriate question words. Here are some examples of question words you can use:

  • Who
  • What
  • Where
  • When
  • Why
  • How
  1. Response Screens: You will have three separate response screens to type your questions. Take your time to think about each question before you type it.

  2. Typing Your Questions: Type each question in the provided space on the screen. Make sure to check your spelling and grammar before submitting each question.

Question 1a

Short answer

Write your first question directed toward the individual mentioned in the announcement.

Question 1b

Short answer

Write your second question directed toward the individual mentioned in the announcement.

Question 1c

Short answer

Write your third question directed toward the individual mentioned in the announcement.

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