The current study aimed at investigating the use of audiobook-based activities to develop EFL secondary stage female students' critical listening skills and their attitude towards critical listening. The researcher used a quasiexperimental design. The study was conducted during the second term in the academic year 2017/ 2018.The sample of the study included one experimental group of first year secondary stage. The group consisted of 34 students. Instruments of the study were a critical listening skills questionnaire to determine the most important critical listening skills appropriate for first year secondary stage students, a pre-post administration critical listening test and pre-post administration critical listening attitude scale. Statistical analyses of students' performance revealed a significant difference between the experimental group students' mean score on the critical listening test pre and post-administration favoring the post-administration. Additionally, Further, the analysis of the critical listening attitude scale revealed that the students had a positive attitude towards critical listening and using audiobooks.
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