Expose yourself to BBC World Service , Al Jazeera English , or NPR . 3. Practice "Active Listening"

Jot down keywords, numbers, and opposing viewpoints. Step 3: Verify (After Listening)

Avoid getting stuck on an unfamiliar word; keep moving with the audio.

HL students are heavily tested on their ability to deduce meaning from context. This involves:

Map out the introduction, main points, and conclusion of the audio.

While minor spelling mistakes might be overlooked if the word is phonetically clear, incorrect spelling that changes the meaning of a word will cost you marks. To refine your study plan, please let me know:

The listening section consists of three different audio passages .

Non-native global English speakers (e.g., European, Asian, or African accents speaking fluent English in international professional or academic settings). 3. Question Formats and What They Test

1 Hour for the entire Paper 2 (Reading + Listening). Total Marks: 25 marks.

Spend the reading time highlighting keywords in the questions.