When do listeners benefit from listening? Check all that apply.

1 ... when the narrator emphasizes key words

2 ... when they analyze text features on their own

3 ... when the narrator pauses for effect

4 ... when they reread text for clarity

5 ... when sound effects are used

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Payton Zimmerman

25 August, 16:00

When do listeners benefit from listening? Check all that apply.

1 ... when the narrator emphasizes key words

2 ... when they analyze text features on their own

3 ... when the narrator pauses for effect

4 ... when they reread text for clarity

5 ... when sound effects are used

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Ashley Frye · Answer 1

Listeners benefit from listening, first, when the narrator emphasizes key words, second is when the narrator pauses for effect and lastly, when sound effects are used by the narrator. Key words are important words to be kept in mind for better understanding, good listeners would be able to benefit from listening if the narrator emphasizes the key words. Sound effects that apply to the proper category or genre of the work being read may benefit the listeners, since sound effects register into the listeners; mind instantly if the sound effect/s falls into the right place.

When do listeners benefit from listening? Check all that apply.1 ... when the narrator emphasizes key words2 ... when they analyze text features on their own3 ... when the narrator pauses for effect4 ... when they reread text for clarity5 ... when sound effects are used

When do listeners benefit from listening? Check all that apply.

1 ... when the narrator emphasizes key words

2 ... when they analyze text features on their own

3 ... when the narrator pauses for effect

4 ... when they reread text for clarity

5 ... when sound effects are used