The third level of listening in Barthes's scheme involves what?
AHearing a danger sound
BCounting every syllable
CMemorising a long speech
DKnowing how words affect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Knowing how words affect
1. The third level is understanding.
2. It means knowing how what one says will affect another person.
3. Noticing sound cues is the first level.
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