TPR Quiz

He is a professor emeritus of psychology at San Jose State University and he is the one who

developed Total Physical Response (TPR).

• BF Skinner

• James Asher

• Ivan Pavlov

• Jean Piaget

The teaching strategy that combines physical movement with verbal input is known as _____.

• Language Through Movement

• Physical Linguistics

• Total Physical Response

• Simon Says

TPR is based on the coordination of

• Comprehension and speaking

• Language and physical activity

• Reading and physical activity

• Listening and writing

Which of the following is not the goal of TPR?

• Makes learning more comfortable

• Lowering the student's anxiety and stress reduction

• Comprehension before production

• Unobtrusive error correction in the early stages

TPR is best suited for beginner, second language students

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is TPR stands for?

• Teaching Procedure Response

• Teaching Physical Response

• Total Procedure Response

• Total Physical Response

The TPR doesn't have a lot of fun and learners don’t enjoy it. It does not lift the pace and the mood.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Why is the TPR method beneficial?

• It helps demonstrate the meaning of a new word, especially for students with a very minimal base, regardless of age

• Drills are used to teach structural patterns

• The errors are corrected by the students themselves, and this error is become the feedback for the teacher to help the students

• It works well with lower-level students who are struggling in spoken English

What is the advantage of using the TPR method in the classroom?

• Enhancing learners' competence in speaking English in various situations

• Motivating learners to be brave in interacting using English

• It is a good tool for learning vocabulary

• It allows students to cover plenty of information quickly

Which of the following is the disadvantage of TPR?

• Can be a challenge for introverted students

• Decreases students’ vocabulary

• Difficult to be use in a small class

• All of the above