ESL Practice Test 154

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Bite and byte are examples of which phonographic differences?

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Homophones

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If you are studying syntax then you are studying

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the rules for correct sentence structure

Front

Which one of the following is NOT a factor in people changing their register?
Relationship between the speakers,
Formality of the situation,
Attitude toward the listeners and the subject,
Culture of the speakers

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Culture of the speakers

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Culture and cultural differences

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may have strong emotional influence on the ELL

Front

When referring to discourse in the English language, which is the most important principle for successful oral communication?

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Taking "turns" in conversation

Front

Polite discourse includes phrases such as "How are you?" or "See you later" as examples of:

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empty language

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The affective domain affects how students acquire a second language because:

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learning a second language may make the learner feel vulnerable

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Which researchers theorized on the importance of repeating certain items in the language acquisition process? Options: Cummins, Bialystok, Dulay and Burt, Vygotsky

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Dulay and Burt

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The primary purpose of these questions is to help students

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use several cognitive strategies to internalize the new vocabulary

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An example of simplification is: Asking someone "you like?" instead of "Do you like this one?"

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Asking someone "you like?" instead of "Do you like this one?"