Fluent language use does not require a great deal of attention and effort from the learner.

• True

• False

To improve our language fluency we need opportunities for only receptive language. Productive language is not important.

• True

• False

Repeated opportunities to do the same activity do not help developing L2 language fluency and accuracy.

• True

• False

Accuracy is measured by

• speed of access.

• the amount of error and complexity by the presence of more complicated constructions.

• production and by the number of hesitations.

• only the amount of errors.

If you speak fluently it means you speak easily, quickly, and with few pauses.

• True

• False

We learned that language learners might be fluent (make their meaning clear) but not accurate. It is possible that they make a lot of mistakes.

• True

• False

I....... English fluently almost like a native speaker.

• talking

• speak

• talk

• saying

It is about arguement and taking a particular stance or position.

• Discussion

• Dialogue

• Debate

• Talk

Critical thinkers are careful listeners and often make informed decisions and judgments based on facts and analysis.

• True

• False

• C

Listening, reading, writing, speaking, and thinking are all integrated.

• True

• False