Extensive listening

Question 1

Who created the first Blindfold Test?

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Question 2

What is the main purpose of Blindfold listening?

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Question 3

In which decade  did Leonard Feather begin his test?

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Question 4

4. What type of bias did Leonard Feather aim to challenge?

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Question 5

5. What happened during Roy Eldridge’s 1951 Blindfold Test?

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Question 6

Which activity is used in team-building as a blindfold listening task?

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Question 7

What is the purpose of the “Mystery Object” activity in ESL classrooms?

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Question 8

Blindfold listening helps build communication by:

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Question 9

Which skill is not directly improved by blindfold listening?

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Question 10

Why should educators “start simple”?

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Question 11

Blindfold listening eliminates visual cues so learners rely only on hearing.

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Question 12

The Toy Minefield Game does not help develop cooperation.

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Question 13

Blindfold listening was originally created for language classrooms.

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Question 14

Name one benefit of blindfold listening for students.

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Improves focus, enhances memory, builds empathy, sharpens auditory skills.

Question 15

What is one tip for educators when using blindfold listening activities?

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Start simple, give clear instructions, encourage reflection, adjust to age groups.