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Listening and Reading are regarded as :

Question Nos. 128-150: Choose the correct answer from the options given.

Aintegrating skills

Bproductive skills

Cexplaining skills

Dreceptive skills

Answer:

D. receptive skills

Read Explanation:

Listening and Reading are regarded as receptive skills.

Receptive skills are those that involve understanding and interpreting language, rather than producing it. In contrast, productive skills involve creating language, such as speaking and writing.

- Listening involves understanding spoken language.

- Reading involves understanding written language.

Both skills are considered "receptive" because they require the learner to receive and comprehend information, rather than to actively produce it.


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