Green Bar: Green bar indicates the number of students in the first year of an institution who have opted for Windows as the operating system for their computers. Windows stands as a choice amongst students as compared to Macintosh. Nearly 500 students have opted for Windows as to 700 students who opted for Macintosh.
Result:
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Correct answer: opted
Explanation: Here you hear "has opted for Macintosh". It comes after "has", so the word ends in ed.
Meaning: "opted" means chose or picked.
Wrong options:
- oppted: It adds an extra "p". The right spelling is "opted". Every letter must be correct to get the mark.
- adopted: Different word with an extra a and not what the speaker says.
Correct answer: clear
Explanation: The speaker says "it is clear from the graph". The word after "is" describes what the graph shows.
Meaning: "clear" means easy to see or obvious.
Wrong options:
- cleer: It has "e" where the word has "a". The right spelling is "clear". Every letter must be correct to get the mark.
- clearly: "clearly" has an extra "ly" at the end. The speaker says "clear".
Correct answer: amongst
Explanation: You hear "operating system amongst students". You need a linking word meaning among the students.
Meaning: "amongst" means in the middle of a group of people.
Wrong options:
- amogst: It leaves out the "n". Write "amongst". Only the exact spelling gets the mark.
- among: "among" is missing the ending. The speaker says "amongst", with "st" at the end.
Correct answer: second
Explanation: Listen for "Windows stands as a second choice". It comes before "choice", so you need the order word second.
Meaning: "second" means number two in order.
Wrong options:
- seccond: It adds an extra "c". Write "second". Only the exact spelling gets the mark.
- secondary: "secondary" has an extra "ary" at the end. The speaker says "second".
Correct answer: compared
Explanation: On the recording you hear "as compared to 700 students". It comes after "as", so the word ends in ed.
Meaning: "compared" means shown in relation to something else.
Wrong options:
- compered: It has "e" where the word has "a". The right spelling is "compared". Every letter must be correct to get the mark.
- compare: "compare" is missing the ending. The speaker says "compared", with "d" at the end.
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