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📝 Transcripción diálogo IELTS Speaking
Ms. Patel, Teacher: Good morning, Mr Lewis. Thanks for coming in. How are things at home?
Mr. Lewis, Parent: Morning. Busy as usual, but we had a calm weekend. I made pancakes on Saturday and he loved them.
Ms. Patel, Teacher: That's lovely. At school he talks about the pancake breakfast you described. He mentioned the pancake twice, actually.
Mr. Lewis, Parent: Really? He also brought his little cub in yesterday. That cub has been his comfort for a longtime.
Ms. Patel, Teacher: Yes, the cub helps with separation. I suggested he could bring the cub for circle time when he seems unsure.
Mr. Lewis, Parent: We were thinking of leaving the cub at school sometimes. It's been a longtime habit for him to cling to it at drop-off.
Ms. Patel, Teacher: A gradual plan is best. One practical idea is a small timer for tidy-up. The timer gives a clear end to an activity.
Mr. Lewis, Parent: We actually use a kitchen timer at home when we cook pancakes. The timer makes routines predictable.
Ms. Patel, Teacher: He's making earnest attempts to join group play. His earnest face when he tries to share is noticeable.
Mr. Lewis, Parent: That's good to hear. He has been putting in earnest effort with his puzzles lately.
Ms. Patel, Teacher: Sometimes he hesitates, but the cub and a visible timer help. Over a longtime he should feel more secure.
Mr. Lewis, Parent: So you recommend the timer and the cub at first, then slowly leaving the cub at school? Also, maybe a pancake morning for the class?
Ms. Patel, Teacher: Exactly. The timer, the cub, and small rewards like a pancake morning could reinforce routines. We'll monitor progress.
📝 📚 Preguntas de práctica IELTS
1
What comfort item does the child frequently bring to school?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
The dialogue explicitly states the child brought 'his little cub' and that the cub helps with separation. The other items are not mentioned and are therefore incorrect.
2
Which tool do the speakers suggest using to make routines predictable?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
They mention using a 'timer' and specifically 'a kitchen timer' at home for routines. A sticker chart, whiteboard, and bedtime story are plausible but are not suggested in the conversation.
3
What kind of event did the parent say took place at home over the weekend?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
The parent says 'I made pancakes on Saturday' and the teacher notes the child talked about the 'pancake breakfast.' The other events are not mentioned.
4
What does the teacher notice about the child's attitude during group activities?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
The teacher says 'He's making earnest attempts to join group play' and mentions his 'earnest face.' The other options contradict the teacher's observations.
5
Why do they recommend keeping the cub at first and then leaving it at school later?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
The conversation suggests a 'gradual plan' using the cub and timer so the child 'should feel more secure' over a 'longtime.' Options A, C, and D are not supported: A focuses on sleep, C misstates the goal as tidiness, and D implies punishment which is inconsistent with the supportive approach described.
6
What can be inferred about how the parent uses the timer at home?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
The parent says 'We actually use a kitchen timer at home when we cook pancakes. The timer makes routines predictable,' so B is the correct inference. A and D are too narrow and not supported; C contradicts the parent's statement.
7
In this context, what is the best synonym for the word 'earnest' as used in the passage?
Respuesta Incorrecta
Respuesta Correcta:
B
Explicación:
The teacher describes the child's 'earnest attempts' and 'earnest face,' implying sincere or genuine effort. 'Casual,' 'playful,' and 'indifferent' do not match the meaning conveyed.
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