What is the difference between hearing and listening. Give an example of each

What will be an ideal response?

Hearing is one's physical ability to perceive sounds. Listening is the process of giving thoughtful attention to what
we hear. For example, riding on a train, a child is making sounds that Emma can hear. Since she does not know
this child, her ears pick up the sounds but she does not assign meaning to them. The child's voice, the train's noisy
hum, and other people's conversations are merely background noise which Emma ignores. However, when Emma
gets home, her own daughter makes sounds, but Emma makes a conscience decision to pay attention. She assigns
meaning to her child's utterances and understands that her child is hungry and wants dinner.