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PTE Re-tell Lecture: Answer Templates and

Examples
When re-telling a lecture, it is essential to capture the main points, supporting details, and the overall
structure of the lecture. Here are some templates and examples to help you prepare:

Template for Re-telling a Lecture

1. Introduction

- "The lecture discusses [main topic]."

2. Key Points

- "Firstly, the speaker mentions [first key point] and explains that [additional details]."

- "Secondly, the lecture highlights [second key point], emphasizing that [additional details]."

- "Moreover, [third key point] is discussed, where the speaker points out [additional details]."

3. Conclusion

- "In conclusion, the lecture provides insights into [main topic], focusing on [summary of key points]."

Example 1: Lecture on Climate Change

Lecture Notes:

- Main topic: Climate change and its impacts

- Key points:

- Increase in global temperatures

- Melting ice caps and rising sea levels

- Changes in weather patterns and extreme weather events


Re-tell Lecture:

"The lecture discusses climate change and its impacts. Firstly, the speaker mentions the increase in
global temperatures and explains that this rise is primarily due to human activities, such as burning fossil
fuels. Secondly, the lecture highlights the melting of ice caps and the resulting rise in sea levels,
emphasizing that this poses a significant threat to coastal areas. Moreover, changes in weather patterns
and the increase in extreme weather events are discussed, where the speaker points out that these
changes lead to more frequent hurricanes, droughts, and floods. In conclusion, the lecture provides
insights into climate change, focusing on rising temperatures, sea level changes, and extreme weather."

Example 2: Lecture on Renewable Energy

Lecture Notes:

- Main topic: Benefits of renewable energy

- Key points:

- Reduces carbon emissions

- Sustainable and inexhaustible sources

- Economic benefits and job creation

Re-tell Lecture:

"The lecture discusses the benefits of renewable energy. Firstly, the speaker mentions that renewable
energy reduces carbon emissions and explains that by using solar, wind, and hydro power, we can
significantly decrease the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. Secondly, the
lecture highlights that renewable energy sources are sustainable and inexhaustible, emphasizing that
unlike fossil fuels, these sources do not deplete over time. Moreover, the economic benefits and job
creation are discussed, where the speaker points out that the renewable energy sector creates
numerous jobs and stimulates economic growth. In conclusion, the lecture provides insights into the
advantages of renewable energy, focusing on emission reduction, sustainability, and economic
benefits."

Example 3: Lecture on Artificial Intelligence

Lecture Notes:

- Main topic: Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI)

- Key points:
- AI in healthcare

- AI in transportation

- Ethical considerations

Re-tell Lecture:

"The lecture discusses advancements in artificial intelligence. Firstly, the speaker mentions AI in
healthcare and explains that AI technologies are improving diagnostic accuracy and personalized
treatment plans. Secondly, the lecture highlights AI in transportation, emphasizing that self-driving cars
and traffic management systems are making transportation more efficient and safer. Moreover, ethical
considerations are discussed, where the speaker points out that the development of AI raises important
questions about privacy, security, and job displacement. In conclusion, the lecture provides insights into
AI advancements, focusing on applications in healthcare and transportation, as well as ethical concerns."

Tips for Re-telling a Lecture

1. Listen Carefully: Pay attention to the main ideas, supporting details, and the structure of the lecture.

2. Take Notes: Jot down key points and important details during the lecture.

3. Organize Your Response: Use a clear structure with an introduction, key points, and a conclusion.

4. Speak Clearly: Ensure your pronunciation and fluency are clear and easy to understand.

5. Stay Calm: Maintain composure and focus on conveying the main points accurately.

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