Communicative methods review

1.

Which skills does TPR most focus on? Choose all that apply:

• Listening

• Speaking

• Reading

• Writing

Which connections does TPR build?

• listening and grammar

• movement and speech

• writing and reading

What can be taught via TPR? Check all that apply:

• verbs of action

• imperatives

• parts of body

• following a route

• parts of the room

TPR benefits kinesthetic learners.

• True

• False

Which of the following are drawbacks of TPR? Choose all that apply:

• It is efficient only with young/beginner students

• It does not focus enough on reading and writing

• It is not fun

• students are stressed

• students are allowed to make mistakes

Accuracy is the ability to talk at a normal speed

• True

• False

What is teaching with the Communicative method? Choose all that apply:

• Tolerate mistakes in fluency-based task

• develop l-ge skills in the natural order

• Teacher speaks more than students

• The teacher is a facilitator who guides the students during the learning process

• creating lifelike language situations to be further applied in life

What do high affective filters mean?

• positive emotions

• negative emotions

When the affective filters are high, the learning efficiency increases

• True

• False

Which of the following features belongs to the Natural Method? Choose all that apply:

• sts are not forced to speak, silent listening is part of learning

• acquisition and learning should come together

• positive emotions are important

• language input must be simple and meaningful