Skill-specific · Active listening
Meaning Check
Multiple choice after the monologue - questions test comprehension of significance, not surface recall.
MCQ on significance
You hear the buyer, then pick from options. The options are about what the words meant - implication, stakes, the point under the hedge - not a trivia list of facts.
Not this mode
What was said
Concrete details. Names, numbers, constraints stated out loud - that is Fact Recall's job.
This mode
What it meant
Significance. The implication the buyer did not hand over in a neat summary.
Isolate meaning from delivery
Keep composition off the table so a miss is a miss of understanding.
In this mode
Multiple choice - comprehension only
Select the option that captures the buyer's meaning. You do not speak a polished reply.
Asked here
- Hear the monologue
- Pick the option that matches significance
- Show comprehension without delivering a line
Not asked here
- Invent a spoken reflection
- Rank which points matter most
- Run the next sales move
Understood. Now filter.
Key Points is selection-based too - but the job is priority, not comprehension alone.