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Preguntas del test (10)
1Who created the three stages of vocabulary?
- AKatherine Nelson in 1973
- BAitchinson in 1978
- CHalliday in 1975
2What are the three stages of CLA vocabulary?
- ALabelling, Packaging and Network Building
- BNouns, Verbs and Adjectives
- CPoliteness, Turn-Taking and closing conversations
3Did Katherine Nelson classify children's first words into four categories in 1973?
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
4Labelling, Packaging and Network Buildings are Aitchinsons three stages of CLA vocabulary from 1978?
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
5What is the order of the FIRST WORDS acquired by children?
- AVerbs, Adjectives and Concrete Nouns
- BAbstract Nouns, Verbs and Concrete Nouns
- CNouns, Verbs and Adjectives
- DAdjectives, Concrete Nouns, Abstract Nouns
6What is the definition of Lexical and Semantic Development?
- AThe study of the part that language plays in social situations and social relationships.
- BHow children acquire words and the development of the meanings.
7Who created the unwritten rules of conversations?
- AHalliday
- BKatherine Nelson
- CChomsky
- DDavid Crystal
8Did Halliday create the 7 functions of language in 1975?
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9Which of the following are part of Halliday's 7 functions?
- AInstrumental
- BRegulatory
- CTurn-taking
- DKindness
- EInternational
- FPersonal
- GHeuristic
- HImaginative
- ITaboo
- JRepresentational
10'The study of the part that language plays in social situations and social relationship' is a definition of which of the developmental stages?
- AEarly Stages
- BPhonological Development
- CLexical and Semantic Development
- DGrammatical Development
- EPragmatic Development
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- AS Level AS English Language Test sobre Sin título, creado por Weronika Janusze el 05/04/2014.
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- Weronika Janusze
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- English
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