CEFR B1 / B1+ Movie Comprehension Materials

Here at Learn English With Movies .net, we have created three main categories and materials for Central European Framework (CEFR) B1 / B1+ intermediate, English as a Foreign Language learners. These categories are the following:

Comprehension Questions With Answers (50 Questions Per Movie)

Multiple Choice Questions With Answers (25 Questions Per Movie)

Challenging Movie Vocabulary (20 Phrases & Definitions Per Movie)

These categories and materials are provided for each movie. Therefore, there are 75 questions / answers and 20 words/phrases + definitions per movie for you to improve and practise your English with whilst watching popular movies. All questions and vocabulary have been specifically created for CEFR B1 / B1+ English language learners.

The following movies have been carefully selected for intermediate English as a Foreign Language learners and form the Intermediate Movie Comprehension Pack.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Forest Gump
Gladiator
Good Will Hunting
Pulp Fiction
Schindler´s List
Star Wars: A New Hope
The Avengers
The Great Gatsby
The Green Mile
Finding Nemo
The Lion King
The Prestige
The Shawshank Redemption
The Silence of the Lambs
Up
The Social Network
The Sound of Music
The Truman Show
Titanic

That´s a total 1500 comprehension questions (with answers) and 400 vocabulary explanations, all carefully created by expert English language teachers and consultants, for just €10.00!

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Part of the Learn English With Movies . Net methodology includes a few wrong answers being provided to some of the questions in the materials. The reason for this is fivefold::

Critical Thinking: Incorrect options encourage you to think critically and analyse the content more deeply to distinguish correct from incorrect information.

Active Engagement: You become actively engaged in the material as you search for the correct answer, promoting better retention and understanding.

Realistic Learning: It prepares you for real-life situations where information may be ambiguous or misleading, helping you develop problem-solving skills. Improved Discrimination: Encourages you to pay attention to subtle nuances in language, which can lead to improved language discrimination and comprehension.

Enhanced Memory: The process of eliminating incorrect options can reinforce the correct information, making it more likely to be remembered and retained for future use

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