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1TPR is based on the belief that learners should be encouraged to speak as soon as possible because it is important to understand more than just input
- ATrue
- BFalse
2Which of these are effects on production due to "connected speech"?
- Aliaison
- Bassimilation
- Cnegation
3What is the basic meaning of a perfective?
- Abefore and connected to a point in time
- Ba continuous action
- Cafter and totally unconnected to a point in time
4Which of these is an example of a past simple?
- AThe train left the station.
- BShe was walking her dog from the station.
- CThey have been to the station
5The passive makes up a system (with the active) called the voice. It is where the patient is put into the subject position.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Which of these ISN'T a type of drilling?
- Aimitation drill
- Bchoral repetition
- Cback-chaining
- Drecasting
- Esubstitution drill
7During P-P-P a pre-selected grammatical item is first presented then practiced in a controlled way and then practiced using a freer productive activity e.g. roleplay
- ATrue
- BFalse
8There is more of an emphasis on fluency rather than accuracy with P-P-P
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Which statements are true? (choose the correct ones)
- APrimary modals include but are not limited to lexis such as will, would and might
- BAnother term for secondary auxiliary verbs are modals
- CAuxiliary verbs CANNOT occur in combination
- DAuxiliary verbs CAN occur in combination
- EPrimary auxiliary verbs serve to express voice only ( e.g. active or passive)
- FPrimary auxiliary verbs serve to express aspect AND voice
10Negation is....
- Aa form of drilling...
- Bways of contradicting the meaning of a sentence...
- Ca linguistic tool used to aid information retention...
11Aspect is a synonym for 'tense'.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12Polysemy is used to describe a word which has more than one related meaning... e.g. wooden chip and computer chip....
- A..it's a synonym for homonym
- B...it's a synonym for homograph
- C...it's not a synonym for either
13C.A.L.L stands for
- ACommunicative approach (to) language learning
- Bcomputer assisted language learning
14Which conditional(s) uses the present simple?
- Azero
- Bfirst
- Csecond
- Dthird
15Which conditional describes a situation which is always true? (usually due to scientific facts)
- Azero
- Bfirst
- Csecond
- Dthird
16Which conditional is used to talk about the future where there is a real possibility?
- Azero
- Bfirst
- Csecond
- Dthird
17Which conditional is used to talk about either an impossible situation or a highly unlikely one?
- Azero
- Bfirst
- Csecond
- Dthird
18Which conditional is used to talk about impossible situations as they are already in the past and cannot be changed?
- Azero
- Bfirst
- Csecond
- Dthird
19What is the most common way to express modality?
- AAspect- progressive and perfectives
- Bmodal verbs
20Which is true in relation to modal verbs? (3)
- AThere are 9 "pure" modal verbs...
- BThere are only 4 "pure" modal verbs...
- CTo form a negative modal, "not" has to be inserted e.g. musn't
- Dmodals have a 3rd person singular -s
- Emodals do not have a 3rd person singular -s
21Modal verbs can express...
- Aintrinsic meaning
- Bextrinsic meaning
- Cboth
- Dneither
22Input...
- Ais the spoken/written language that learners are exposed to
- Bimportant, learners cannot learn a language without input
- Cinput is feedback
- Dshould be at the level of the learners ability
- Eshould be 1 level above the learners ability
- Fshould be 1 level below the learners ability
23Connotations are the associations a word may trigger in its users.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24Assesment is a synonym for testing...
- ATrue
- BFalse
25The present simple is used to....
- Ahabits in a "time-less" present and future scheduled events
- Bevents happening only now at the present
- Chabits in a "time-less" present and events happening only now at the present.
26Suggestopaedia...
- Ais based on the principles of suggestion
- Bbelieve "you learn a language by using it"
- Chas the teacher in conspicuous control.
- Dbelieve education can never be purely neutral and always works to either maintain or change the status quo
- Ewas the pre-cursor to task based learning
27Suggestopaedia- humans are capable of extreme feats of learning in the right emotional state
- ATrue
- BFalse
28Deductive learning...
- Awhen a rule/generalization is presented to the learners before they go on to apply it in an activity
- Bwhere learners deduce a rule or generalization from examples prior to practising it
29Leaving out elements of a sentence because they are unnecessary or implied from the immediate context is called...
- Aellipsis
- Bellision
30It is essential for learners to be equipped with metalanguage e.g. knowing the grammatical terms like adjective
- ATrue
- BFalse
31Lexical verbs have...
- Agrammatical meanings
- Bdictionary meaning
32Task-based learning
- Athe task is the basic unit for planning and teaching
- Blearning is mediated through fidel charts colour-coded representing the sounds of language
- Cbelieve you "learn a language by using it"
- Dbelieve the learners should be treated as 'empty vessels'
- Eclass instructions involve demonstrations by the teacher and the performance then of the task by the learners
- Fthere was much less focus on form than other methods
33a pair of words which differ in meaning when only one sound is changed is called a...
- Aminimal pair
- Bphonemic pair
- Chomophonic pair
34Coherence means...
- Ait makes sense... to "make sense" you need to have logical relations e.g. linkers such as 'so' or 'to'..
- Bthat elements within a text are connected..
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