Listeners can benefit from listening in the following situations:
A. When the narrator emphasizes keywords

• Emphasis on keywords helps listeners identify the most important information and main ideas in the content.

C. When the narrator pauses for effect

• Strategic pauses can create suspense, allow listeners to process information, and emphasize key points.

D. When they reread text for clarity

• Although this option is about reading rather than listening, rereading or rehearing content can help listeners better understand and retain information.

The other options are less directly beneficial for listeners:
B. When they analyze text features on their own

• Analyzing text features is more applicable to reading comprehension than listening comprehension.

E. When sound effects are used

• While sound effects can enhance the listening experience and create atmosphere, they do not necessarily improve comprehension or retention of information.