Grade 6. Listening

Hear teens talk homework! Practice listening and comprehension with this fun worksheet.

Listen to three teenagers talking about homework and answer the questions below. The first speaker can’t go out as a family because ... he has his homework to do he has to cook dinner he has a lot of housework The first speaker wishes he could see the day … he doesn’t go to work there is no homework he can watch TV In high school the second speaker usually … missed his classes had to read a lot copied homework The second speaker can’t do his homework properly because ... he has no any time he has huge amount of it he hasn’t the Internet access You don’t understand that homework ... is very useful develops a sense of logic develops your creative thinking True or false? True Homework puts the first speaker in a bad mood. The second speaker graduated and got into a really good college. According to the third speaker homework enhances your personality. False According to the first speaker everybody likes to help him with his homework. The second speaker always parties and goes out. Fill in the missing words. Homework affects my family.In high school I did very little homework, except right before tests.It's a pitythat I haven’t got used to doing homework.Homework develops a sense of logic.It makes us more disciplined and ready for future working obligations. Answer the questions. Questions Answers Who likes to help the first speaker with his homework? Nobody likes to help the first speaker with his homework. What does the first speaker want when he gets home? The first speaker wants to relax when he gets home. How did the second speaker do his homework in high school? He did very little homework, usually copied it. How much homework did the second speaker have at college? The second speaker had huge amounts of it at college. What does homework develop according to the third speaker? Homework develops a sense of logic according to the third speaker.