What does focused listening mean as a strategy?
AListening to a single word only
BListening without any written support
CListening attentively without distractions
DListening only to recorded songs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Listening attentively without distractions
1. Recall the idea: Focused listening is a listening strategy that helps students listen attentively without distractions.
2. So the correct choice is: Listening attentively without distractions.
3. Focus means undistracted attention, not a restriction to music or words.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language education, section Listening as a way to learn_
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