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Note-taking Form
Students are to take notes on five items--"Where Live", "House Loation.", "Age", "Phone Number.", "Hobbies". This busy activity constitutes listening practise to the extent that speech givers will notice classmates' focus of attention is not on them but on the information gathering process.
