English Book Club - Learn English Through Story: Paddington Bear - English Listening Lesson

The video explores advanced vocabulary from the children's classic 'A Bear Called Paddington'. It covers various places, noises, actions, and expressions found in the book, providing insights into their meanings and usage. The tutorial aims to enhance English vocabulary through the context of this classic literature.

What is the significance of the railway station in Paddington's story?

• It's where Paddington finds his family.

• It's where Paddington gets his name.

• It's where Paddington loses his luggage.

• It's where Paddington meets his first friend.

What does the word 'blaring' describe?

• A soft, continuous sound

• A rhythmic beat

• A loud, unpleasant sound

• A gentle whisper

What does 'catch hold' mean in the context of the story?

• To throw something

• To push something away

• To grab or seize something

• To let go of something

What does the word 'laden' imply about the trolley?

• It is empty.

• It is broken.

• It is light.

• It is weighed down.

What does 'dimly made out' suggest about visibility?

• It is brightly lit.

• It is not visible at all.

• It is very clear.

• It is somewhat visible.

What does 'puffing out one's chest' signify?

• To relax and breathe out

• To hide from others

• To show off or appear bigger

• To appear smaller

What is a 'stowaway'?

• A person who owns the ship

• A person who guides the ship

• A person who travels without paying

• A person who pays for their journey

What does 'emigrated' mean in the context of Paddington's story?

• To return to one's homeland

• To go on a short trip

• To permanently move to another country

• To visit a place temporarily

What does 'look after' mean?

• To criticize someone

• To look away from someone

• To take care of someone

• To ignore someone

What does 'buffet' refer to in the context of the story?

• A type of drink

• A type of dessert

• A selection of food options

• A single meal option