alleryWhich describes the three levels of listening given by Barthes?
ANoticing, copying, reciting back
BHearing, writing, recalling facts
CAlerting, deciphering, understanding
DSkimming, scanning, reading in full
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Alerting, deciphering, understanding
1. Barthes separated listening into three levels.
2. These are alerting, deciphering and understanding.
3. The other sets do not match his scheme.
_Source: Wikipedia, Listening, Process of listening_
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