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Reading the Question Before You Listen

What Part B Questions Are Actually Testing

Opinion and Purpose Questions in Part C

Quick Check: Gist vs. Detail

Avoiding the Traps

Common Distractor Patterns

Quick Check: Spotting a Distractor Pattern

Strategy for Listening Parts B and C specifically: distinguishing gist from detail questions, handling opinion and purpose questions, and recognising common distractor traps.

Part A rewards fast note-taking. Parts B and C reward something different -- and that difference is where most higher-level candidates still lose marks.

Advanced Listening Strategy: Parts B and C

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