1. In this listening strategy, the listener attempts to get the meaning of the language, sound or words used.
A. Top-down
B. Top-up
C. Bottom-up
D. Bottom-down

2. When listening, the listener is using his/her background knowledge of the topic. What strategy is being applied? *
A. Top-down
B. Top-up
C. Bottom-up
D. Bottom-down

3. When a person is listening for the purpose of making prediction to the event in a story, what listening strategy he/she is applying? *
A. Bottom-down
B. Top-up
C. Top-down
D. Bottom-up

4. You were being asked to listen for specific details like the word meaning and language used by the speaker in his speech. What listening strategy will you use? *
A. Bottom-down
B. Top-up
C. Top-down
D. Bottom-up

5. When a person is able to relate to a story or information it means that the person is using his/her _____________ in understanding what he/she is listening. *
A. education skills
B. schema
C. auditory sense
D. cognates

6. Your mother asked you to go to the nearby store and buy some ingredients that she will be using in her menu for your dinner. You got your pen and paper and listed all the items she mentioned for you not to make mistake in buying. What listening strategy did you use? *
A. Inferencing
B. Top-down
C. Bottom-up
D. Schematizing

7. To help you understand more what you are listening, you must learn to use _________. *
A. Speech strategies
B. Grammar skills
C. Listening strategies
D. Oral abilities

8. Top-down is a strategy known as ___________. *
A. Speaker-based strategies
B. Listener-based strategies
C. Text-based strategies
D. Author-based strategies

9. Which of the following is an example of Bottom-up strategy? *
A. recognizing word-order patterns
B. making predictions
C. drawing inferences
D. listening for main idea

10. This requires focus and concentrated effort, both mental and physical as well. *
A. Hearing
B. Sounding
C. Listening
D. All of the above​