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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #33231 Short Political science
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Listen to the recording and answer the multiple-choice question by selecting the correct response. Only one response is correct.

Transcript:

I have a problem with my political science class. Literally. I know nothing about it and regret taking it. I should have dropped the class. Calm down. James students take classes to learn. I know. But I am so clueless. I am just not so into the politics constitution and laws and again the words are so confusing to me. Jane, let me tell you something based on my experience. You just need to try. You know the words may sound difficult, but they are not at all that difficult. Once you get familiar with the vocabulary basic laws and events political science is a very interesting and easy subject. On top of that. You have me to help you. Do you really think so yes, I’m sure everything's up to you. If you think positively and put effort into it, everything will become easy.

What does the man suggest that the woman do to do well in political science?

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Option 1: "Concentrate on vocabulary, laws, and events"

Explanation: The text emphasizes the importance of becoming familiar with vocabulary, basic laws, and events in political science. The man suggests that once the woman gets familiar with these elements, the subject will become interesting and easier for her. This aligns with the overall theme of the text, which is about overcoming difficulties in understanding political science through focused effort on these key areas.

Option 2: "Focus on the vocabulary and laws only"

Explanation: This option is incorrect because it omits the importance of events, which the man explicitly mentions as part of what the woman should concentrate on. The phrase 'only' also implies a limitation that contradicts the broader advice given in the text.

Option 3: "Concentrate on the vocabulary and events only"

Explanation: This option is incorrect as it excludes laws, which are a crucial part of the man's advice. The text indicates that all three components—vocabulary, laws, and events—are necessary for understanding political science, making this option incomplete.

Option 4: "Focus on the terms, lawyers, and events"

Explanation: This option is incorrect because it inaccurately substitutes 'lawyers' for 'laws.' The text does not mention lawyers, and this misinterpretation leads to a misunderstanding of the man's advice. The correct focus should be on vocabulary, laws, and events, not on lawyers.

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