IELTS Listening: quick vocabulary exercise

Here's another short talk from ted.com. If you find it interesting, watch it through to the end. If not, just try the quick vocabulary exercise that I've made below.
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Complete the phrases that the speaker uses in the first minute of the talk.

1. pay _____ to something = take notice of something
2. my mind _____ = I lost concentration
3. take _____ = go to sleep for a short time
4. drift off into a _____ = start thinking about something unrelated
5. have the _____ to do something = feel a strong desire to do something

Comments

[Do Thi Lan Anh]

1 attention
2 wandered
3 naps
4 a daydream
5 urge

[atiti]

attention
wandered
naps
daydream
urge

[Mark]

1. attention
2. wandered
3. nap
4. dream
5. urge

[gece]

1- attention
2- wandered
3- naps
4- daydream

i didn't know the meaning of 'urge' before this video, thanks Simon!

[fareen ali]

ATTENTION
WANDERED
NAPS
DAYDREAM
URGE

Dear simon
This is a great video and has very useful knowledge in it i must say
Ted talk is always been my favourite. it is packed with loads of vocabulary.
thanks for your immense help and support.

[Yedil]

Hi, Simon!
I got my results just now.
7.5 overall.
I'm sooooo excited. Really appreciate it! Your website is so helpful. Thank you sincerely!

[Jou]

1. Attention
2. wandered
3. naps
4. daydream
5. urge

[Matt]

1 – Attention
2 – Wandered
3 – Naps
4 – Daydream
5 – Urge

[Majid]

1 attention
2 wandered
3 naps
4 daydream
5 urge

[Haithem]

1 attention
2 wandered
3 naps
4 daydream
5 urge

thanks

[Simon]

Congratulations Yedil. Great score!

[Jim]

1 attention
2 wondered
3 naps
4 daydream
5 urge

[HYS]

Hi Simon,

I was listening through to this talk and it "stuck me that?" or "it occurred to me that?" the idea was exactly what I told my students in class yesterday. Did I use both correctly? Or which one is more appropriate?

Can I also say "I was immediately struck by the idea delivered, which was exactly what I told my students yesterday?"

Thank you.!

[LauraNguyen]

attention
wandered
a nap
day dream
urge

[Neo]

takes 3 times..

1. attention
2. wandered
3. naps
4. daydream
5. urge

[Simon]

CORRECT ANSWERS FROM SIMON:

1. attention
2. wandered
3. naps
4. daydream
5. urge

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HYS,

Yes, "it struck me that" means "it occured to me that". Both are equally good phrases.

"I was immediately struck by the idea" is a good sentence. It's not wrong to put "delivered" on the end, but I probably wouldn't say this myself - it's more natural to say something like "I was immediately struck by the speaker's idea(s)".