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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #33483 Medium books
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The    first    section    of    the    book    covers    new    modes    of    assessment.    In    Chapter    1,    Kimbell    (Goldsmith    College,    Londonresponds    to    of  design    programs    as    formalistic    and    conventional,    stating    that    a    focus    on    risk-taking    rather    than    hard    work    in    design    innovation    is  equally  problematic.    His    research    contains    three    parts    that  include  preliminary    exploration    of    design    innovation    qualities,    investigation    of    resulting    classroom    practices,    and    development    of    evidence-based    assessment.    The    assessment    he  describes    is    presented    in    the    form    of    a    structured    worksheet,    which    includes    a  collaborative    and  digital  photographs,    in    story    format.    Such    a    device    encourages  stimulating    ideas,    but    does    not    recognize    students    as    design  .  The  assessment    sheet    includes    holistic    impressions    as    well    as  details    about  having,  growing,  and  proving    ideas    judgments    are    evident    in  terms    such  as  wow'    and    'yawn'  and  reward    the  quality  and  quantity    of    ideas    with    the    term,  'sparkiness',  which    fittingly    is    a  pun    as    the  model  project    was  to  design    light    bulb    packaging.

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Correct answer: criticisms

Explanation: Listen again to "Londonresponds to criticisms of". The word after "responds to" is a word for complaints, more than one, so it ends in s.

Meaning: "criticisms" means complaints or negative comments.

Wrong options:

  • critisims: It has "s" where the word has "c" and it leaves out the "s". Check the letters: "criticisms". A small spelling mistake loses the mark.
  • criticism: "criticism" has no "s" at the end. The speaker says "criticisms", so write the "s".
Correct answer: element

Explanation: Here you hear "collaborative element and digital". It comes after "collaborative", so you need a word for a thing.

Meaning: "element" means a part or item included in something.

Wrong options:

  • elemet: It leaves out the "n". Write "element". Only the exact spelling gets the mark.
  • elements: "elements" has an extra "s" at the end. The speaker says "element", with no "s".
Correct answer: innovators

Explanation: The speaker says "students as design innovators". After "design" the sentence needs a word for people, so use a word for more than one.

Meaning: "innovators" means people who create new ideas or products.

Wrong options:

  • inovators: It leaves out the "n". The right spelling is "innovators". Every letter must be correct to get the mark.
  • innovator: "innovator" has no "s" at the end. The speaker says "innovators", so write the "s".
Correct answer: colloquial

Explanation: You hear "ideas colloquial judgments are evident". The sentence needs a describing word for informal speech, so it ends in al.

Meaning: "colloquial" means informal or everyday language.

Wrong options:

  • colloqual: It leaves out the "i". Write "colloquial". Only the exact spelling gets the mark.
  • colloquially: "colloquially" has an extra "ly" at the end. The speaker says "colloquial".

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