Students practice "catching fish" by looking at the picture, listening to the audio, and taking notes by either (1) simply writing down the stressed words in each sentence of the four answer choices, or (2) with the text of the audio provided, underlining the stressed words. The "caught fish" can be compared with a partner.
Test-takers need to predict what they will hear just by looking at pictures. In pairs, students hold up pictures and ask Wh questions related to them, and their partners answer as best as they can – maybe they need to negotiate for meaning, or they can request to be given hints. The questioners can be given appropriate questions with correct answers, and then progress to making the questions themselves. Eventually pairs should debate the best way to describe what they see, and draw each other's attention to important features.