Understanding Contextual Clues

The video tutorial covers two main types of questions: picture-based and short questions. The first section introduces picture questions, where students choose the best answer based on visual cues. The second section provides details on these questions, describing various scenarios involving family and daily activities. The third section introduces short questions, focusing on listening comprehension. The final section elaborates on these questions, with examples of common conversational phrases and responses.

What is the boy doing in the picture?

• He is sitting in a chair.

• He is feeding the dog.

• He is hurt.

• He is playing with a ball.

What is the girl doing in the picture?

• She is playing with a ball.

• She is feeding the dog.

• She is watering flowers.

• She is sitting in a chair.

What are the cows doing in the picture?

• Playing with a ball.

• Sleeping.

• Eating corn.

• Sitting in a chair.

What is happening in the baseball game picture?

• All of the above.

• Many people are watching the game.

• A boy is catching the ball.

• A boy is hitting the ball.

What is the dog doing in the picture?

• Sitting in a chair.

• Eating corn.

• Playing with a ball.

• Sleeping.

What is the family doing around the campfire?

• Eating a snack.

• Singing a song.

• Sitting around the campfire.

• All of the above.

Where is the person from?

• Under the table

• In her bedroom

• Canada

• Toy dragon

How is the person feeling?

• Thank you

• I am tired

• You're welcome

• Congratulations

Where was the girl?

• In the afternoon

• Along the river

• In her bedroom

• After dinner

When did the person move here?

• Along the river

• By bus

• In the afternoon

• Last year