Authentic resource interpretive listening: "La Voz Kids"- Greetings and Introductions

Last updated almost 2 years ago

30 questions

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Use the videos to answer the questions. If available, use subtitles, slow down the videos, and watch it multiple times if necessary.

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Use the videos to answer the questions. If available, use subtitles, slow down the videos, and watch it multiple times if necessary.

Authentic resource interpretive listening: "La Voz Kids"- Greetings and Introductions

Last updated almost 2 years ago

30 questions

Note from the author:

Use the videos to answer the questions. If available, use subtitles, slow down the videos, and watch it multiple times if necessary.

Instructions

Use the videos to answer the questions. If available, use subtitles, slow down the videos, and watch it multiple times if necessary.

Use the following video to answer the questions. You can slow it down, watch it as many times as needed, and turn on subtitles. You will need to watch the video from 1:55 - 4:43. Video 1: https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/d2edb88f-8594-44f0-a833-4120eefb72e1 

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Watch the video from 1:30-2:20 to answer the following questions. You can slow it down, watch it several times, and turn on subitles to help you. Video 2: https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/86cff90e-f500-4bfa-b533-9ad5fb6ea2aa 

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This clip is a...

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Watch the video from 1:20-2:20 to answer the following questions. You can slow it down, watch it several times, and turn on subitles to help you. Video 3: https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/d18329dd-8b91-4813-8be6-8d901fbc3ac4 

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Watch the video from 1:20-2:09 to answer the following questions. You can slow it down, watch it several times, and turn on subitles to help you. Video 4: https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/9fba02c1-8b9a-4ad8-98e5-fe228b6cb5e9 

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Watch the video from 1:30-2:25 to answer the following questions. You can slow it down, watch it several times, and turn on subitles to help you. Video 5: https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/91ffb95a-b18f-4725-9706-a66d002e2a12 

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Es el nombre que yo llevo		It's the name I have (lit. "carry")
Yo vengo de Boston, Massachusetts.		Where do you come from?
Es una canción bien complicada.		I come from Boston, Massachusetts.
¿De dónde vienes?		It's a really complicated song.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Es el nombre que yo llevo		It's the name I have (lit. "carry")
Yo vengo de Boston, Massachusetts.		Where do you come from?
Es una canción bien complicada.		I come from Boston, Massachusetts.
¿De dónde vienes?		It's a really complicated song.

Authentic resource interpretive listening: "La Voz Kids"- Greetings and Introductions

Authentic resource interpretive listening: "La Voz Kids"- Greetings and Introductions

This clip is a...

The boy spells his name José.

The show is filmed in the evening.(hint: watch around 3:32 to see how Daddy Yankee greets the boy.)

The boy is Latino.

The boy spells his name Jossue.

The boy is 7 years old (hint: watch around 2:25).

The boy is Spanish.

The boy sings a modern day pop song.

The boy is from Texas.

The boy is 8 years old.

This clip is a...

She sings a traditional Latino song.

She is from Mexico.

She uses an informal speech with the judges (listen around 1:57 for this).

The girl is Latina.

The girl is from Texas (listen around 2:07 for this).

She is 13 years old.

The girl's name is Lea.

The girl sings a traditional-sounding Ranchera-style song.

The girl sings a more modern-sounding Latino pop-style song.

The girls is 6 years old. (Watch around 1:52 for this)

The girl is 7 years old.

The judge wearing the hat, Daddy Yankee, did not like the performance. (watch around 2:00 for this)

The girl sings a Latin pop song.

Her family is from Colombia.

Her name is Alaia.

She is from Miami.

Her last name is Montes. (Listen around 1:59 for this)

She is from Spain.

The boy spells his name José.

The show is filmed in the evening.(hint: watch around 3:32 to see how Daddy Yankee greets the boy.)

The boy is Latino.

The boy spells his name Jossue.

The boy is 7 years old (hint: watch around 2:25).

The boy is Spanish.

The boy sings a modern day pop song.

The boy is from Texas.

The boy is 8 years old.

She sings a traditional Latino song.

She is from Mexico.

She uses an informal speech with the judges (listen around 1:57 for this).

The girl is Latina.

The girl is from Texas (listen around 2:07 for this).

She is 13 years old.

The girl's name is Lea.

The girl sings a traditional-sounding Ranchera-style song.

The girl sings a more modern-sounding Latino pop-style song.

The girls is 6 years old. (Watch around 1:52 for this)

The girl is 7 years old.

The judge wearing the hat, Daddy Yankee, did not like the performance. (watch around 2:00 for this)

The girl sings a Latin pop song.

Her family is from Colombia.

Her name is Alaia.

She is from Miami.

Her last name is Montes. (Listen around 1:59 for this)

She is from Spain.