What type of questions might appear in the Listening section?

The Listening section typically includes comprehension questions based on audio segments. This means that after listening to a specific audio clip, test-takers are asked to answer questions that assess their understanding of the content, context, and details conveyed in the audio. These questions focus on evaluating whether the listener can accurately interpret and retain information presented orally, which is a vital skill in language comprehension.

In contrast, options related to vocabulary, personal opinions, and true or false questions about background information do not align with the primary objective of assessing comprehension through listening. Instead, they may focus on other skills or require different types of responses that are not the central focus of the Listening section.