B2 First FCE 듣기 2

1. Listen to the recording and choose the correct answer.

What does the speaker say about 사람들 who have a ’완벽한 기억’?

A) It usually only happens after a massive brain injury. B) It is a skill anyone can learn with enough practice. C) It is the most efficient way to study for exams.

2. According to the speaker, what is the limitation of memorization?

A) It takes too much time to be effective. B) It only helps you get started with a new concept. C) It completely prevents you from understanding logic.

3. To truly understand a concept, the speaker suggests that you need to:

A) Read the textbook backwards. B) Repeat the information aloud ten times. C) See how different concepts are related to each other.

4. What is the term mentioned for when a memory fades over time?

A) Leveling B) Assimilation C) The speaker doesn’t explicitly name it in the intro, but jokes about forgetting it.

5. What does ’sharpening’ refer to in the context of memory?

A) When people purposefully lie about a memory. B) When certain details really stick out in a story. C) When all details are completely forgotten.

6. How does the speaker describe our memory of an event?

A) It is recreated and altered every time we think of it. B) It is a perfect, unchangeable record of the past. C) It is identical to the memories of people who were with us.

7. What experiment does the speaker suggest the audience try at home?

A) Ask a friend to recall a shared event and compare notes. B) Watch a movie and recite the dialogue. C) Try to memorize a list of 50 random words.

8. Short-term memory is described as:

A) Limited in time and capacity, and easily overloaded. B) Unlimited in both capacity and time. C) Only useful for learning new languages.

9. What happens when new information is added to an existing memory?

A) We sometimes assimilate and add our own new details. B) The old memory is completely deleted. C) The brain refuses to accept the new information.

10. The speaker’s main piece of advice for learning is to:

A) Actively and consciously process new information. B) Always study right before going to sleep. C) Only use flashcards for complex topics.

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