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1. 你现在的英语水平是?_________

A.未通过四级考试

B.已经通过四级考试

C.已经通过六级考试

2. 你认为在大学英语这门课程中，作为英语技能的以下哪一个最重要？______(单选)

A.英语口语技能

B. 英语翻译技能

C.英语阅读技能

D.英语写作技能

E.英语听力技能

3. 你每周练习英语听力的次数有几次（英语课除外），请选出最接近的______（单选）

A.几乎不

B. 1-2次

C. 2-4次

D.说不准，有时间就练

4.你每周花费在英语听力练习上的时间有多长（英语课除外），请选出最接近的______（单选）

A.30分钟以下

B. 30-60分钟

C. 60-90分钟

D. 2个小时以上

5. 你在课外练习英语听力的工具有哪些？______（可多选）

A.电脑

B.手机

C.MP3/4播放器

D.收音机

6. 你所选择的英语听力练习材料有哪些？______（可多选）

A.四、六级真题或模拟题听力

B.英语教材的课文录音

C.英文歌曲或影视

D.VOA/BBC等英语新闻节目

7. 大学英语四、六级考试的听力题型中，自己认为最薄弱的是哪种题型？______（可多选）

A.短对话

B.长对话

C.短文

D.听力听写

8.你觉得影响自己听力水平的因素有哪些？______（可多选）

A.词汇积累不足

B.听力技巧欠缺

C.心理紧张

D.自己的发音不标准导致听不懂

9.你觉得影响你影响英语听力得分的主要障碍有哪些？______（可多选）

A. 生单词太多

B.语速过快

C.语法知识或是背景知识缺乏

D.心理因素（紧张、焦虑）

10. 你希望老师在听力学习方面给予的帮助有哪些？______（可多选）

A.听力技巧的讲解

B.课堂上加强听力练习

C.推荐好的听力练习材料

D.多布置课外听力练习作业

11. 你认为每次英语课上老师用于听力练习的时间应该有多少？______（单选）

A.45分钟以上

B.30分钟左右

C.10分钟以内

D.课堂上不需特别花时间练听力

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