CELPIP Listening Part 6: Listening to Viewpoints

• Part Total Time: Around 8 minutes
• Number of questions: 6

In CELPIP Listening Part 6, you will listen to a recorded segment that presents multiple viewpoints on a particular topic. You will listen to a recorded segment featuring different speakers expressing their opinions on a specific topic. Your task is to understand the main ideas, arguments, and perspectives presented by each speaker and answer questions based on the information provided. The segment may include a series of speakers, each expressing their opinions or arguments on the topic at hand. The purpose of this part is to assess your ability to understand and analyze different perspectives and draw conclusions based on the information provided.

Audio: You will listen to a series of speakers sharing their viewpoints on the impact of social media on society.

Viewpoints: The speakers may express a variety of opinions, discussing the positive and negative effects of social media, its influence on communication, relationships, mental health, privacy concerns, or any other relevant aspects related to the topic.

Questions: Based on the audio, you will be asked to answer questions that require you to understand, compare, and evaluate the different viewpoints presented. The questions may focus on identifying the speakers' positions, supporting arguments, contrasting viewpoints, or drawing conclusions based on the information provided.

For example:

1. 1Which speaker expresses concerns about privacy on social media platforms?
2. 2What are the potential benefits of social media mentioned by one of the speakers?
3. 3Who presents a contrasting viewpoint to the negative effects of social media?
4. 4What is one piece of advice given by a speaker regarding social media usage?
5. 5What conclusion can be drawn based on the different viewpoints presented?

You will listen to the audio once and have time to answer the questions. The questions may be multiple-choice.

Pay close attention to the speakers and their viewpoints. Focus on understanding their main ideas, arguments, and the evidence they present to support their positions.

Differentiate between the speakers and their positions on the topic. Recognize their unique perspectives and understand the key points they raise in support of their opinions.

While listening, jot down key arguments, examples, or counterarguments mentioned by the speakers. Develop a note-taking system that helps you remember the main ideas and facilitates comparisons between viewpoints.

Analyze the similarities and differences between the speakers' viewpoints. Identify areas of agreement or disagreement and understand the reasons behind these perspectives.

Assess the strength of the arguments presented by each speaker. Consider the evidence, examples, or logic they provide to support their viewpoints. Critically analyze the validity and soundness of their arguments.

Listen for implied meaning or conclusions that can be drawn from the speakers' viewpoints. Consider the overall tone, implications, or potential outcomes of the ideas presented.

If you encounter unfamiliar terms or vocabulary, rely on context clues to derive their meaning. Consider the speakers' explanations, the overall topic, or any supporting examples provided to understand the intended meaning.

To succeed in this part, it's important to develop strong listening and critical thinking skills. Regular practice of listening to viewpoints, engaging in debates, and analyzing different perspectives will enhance your listening comprehension skills and enable you to effectively understand and respond to the questions in CELPIP Listening Part 6.

• Focus on core themes and objections. In other words, since the conflicting claims are mentioned, it is a key issue to determine whether the two sides have common or differentiating points.
• As in Part 6, the answer can be drawn from the text content.

• If possible, list sentences and write down keywords of two different views on the note
• It is necessary to derive social issues and organize related vocabulary.

• You will hear a report once. It is about 3 minutes long.
• Then 6 questions will appear.

You will get a report on the Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace.

1. 1Increased job displacement
2. 2Reduced efficiency and productivity
3. 3Automation of repetitive tasks
4. 4Limited insights for decision-making

1. 1Lack of alternative employment opportunities
2. 2Insufficient data analysis capabilities
3. 3Overemphasis on upskilling programs
4. 4Inability to augment human skills

1. 1A replacement for human intelligence
2. 2A hindrance to decision-making processes
3. 3A tool that complements human intelligence
4. 4A technology that enhances privacy and security

1. 1Lack of transparency in decision-making processes
2. 2Ignoring the impact on employees' well-being
3. 3Overemphasis on data privacy and cybersecurity
4. 4Failure to conduct regular assessments and audits

1. 1To automate all job functions
2. 2To eliminate job satisfaction and work-life balance
3. 3To preserve employees' mental health and well-being
4. 4To minimize the role of human skills and abilities

1. 1Resistance to lifelong learning
2. 2Limited adaptation to AI-driven society
3. 3Cultivation of high-demand skills
4. 4Disregard for the future of work

Q1. Automation of repetitive tasks

Q2. Lack of alternative employment opportunities

Q3. A tool that complements human intelligence

Q4. Lack of transparency in decision-making processes

Q5. To preserve employees' mental health and well-being

Q6. Cultivation of high-demand skills