Listening task

English Word Listening Task

Before you start

Complete each step, then begin with practice.

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Participant ID

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Language familiarity

Answer both questions before continuing.

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Task instructions

Please use headphones or earphones and sit in a quiet place.

  1. Press Play audio.
  2. Type the English word you heard.
  3. Continue to the rating page.
  4. Press Play audio again.
  5. Rate the speaker's Accentedness.
  6. Rate the word's Comprehensibility.

You can play the audio only once on each page. Practice comes first.

Intelligibility

Type the English word you hear.

Accentedness

This refers to how much a speaker's speech is influenced by his/her native language and/or is colored by other non-native features.

1 = no accent; 9 = extremely strong accent
Comprehensibility

This term refers to how much effort it takes to understand what someone is saying. If you can understand (the word produced by a speaker) with ease, then the speaker is effortless to understand. However, if you struggle and must listen very carefully, or in fact cannot understand what is being said at all, then a speaker is effortful/difficult to understand.

1 = easy to understand; 9 = extremely difficult to understand

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Ready to begin

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Rating scales

Intelligibility

Type the English word you hear.

Please answer as accurately as you can.

Accentedness

This refers to how much a speaker's speech is influenced by his/her native language and/or is colored by other non-native features.

1 = no accent

9 = extremely strong accent

Comprehensibility

This term refers to how much effort it takes to understand what someone is saying. If you can understand (the word produced by a speaker) with ease, then the speaker is effortless to understand. However, if you struggle and must listen very carefully, or in fact cannot understand what is being said at all, then a speaker is effortful/difficult to understand.

1 = easy to understand

9 = extremely difficult to understand