When do listeners benefit from listening? Select three options.
A. when the narrator emphasizes key words
B. when they analyze text features on their own
C. when the narrator pauses for effect
D. when they reread text for clarity
E. when sound effects are used
Answer (2)
Listeners benefit from listening when a narrator emphasizes key words, pauses for effect, and uses sound effects, as these strategies enhance comprehension and engagement. Rereading and analyzing text features apply more to written content than auditory experiences. The selected options focus on effective listening techniques that improve understanding of spoken narratives.
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Listeners benefit from emphasizing key words, pausing for effect, and using sound effects during narration. These strategies enhance comprehension and engagement. Though rereading and analyzing text features are beneficial, they relate more to texts than to auditory experiences. ;
