You want to learn a song's tune before adding its words. What could you do first?

• Sing every word straight away
• Hum the tune
• Leave out every unfamiliar line

What should you listen for when copying a spoken phrase?

• Its sounds, rhythm and tune
• Only the first sound of its first word
• Only how loudly the whole phrase is said

You can tap the steady beat of a chant while saying its words.

Circle one:   True   False

Your copy differs from the model, and you are unsure about one sound. What could help?

• Stop practising the phrase and never try it again
• Ask for another model, then try again
• Say the phrase so softly that nobody can hear it

You leave out the last sound you heard in a word. What should you practise?

• Leave out that sound to speak faster
• Say every written letter, even silent ones
• Say the last sound you heard

Only loud sounds matter when copying a phrase, so quiet sounds in its middle can be left out.

Circle one:   True   False

Tim guesses a phrase's sounds from its written letters without hearing a model. What information has he missed?

• Only the number of letters on the page
• The heard sounds and tune
• Only how tall the speaker is standing

The model's voice falls at the end. Lena copies its sounds but keeps her voice level. Which part has she not copied?

• The fall at the end
• Only how loudly the phrase was spoken
• Only how quickly the phrase was spoken