English for Specific Purposes Review Quiz

What is ESP?

• Approach to language teaching that focuses on technical vocabulary of a specific field.

• Approach to language teaching that focuses on the student and teacher's needs of a specific field.

• Approach to language teaching that focuses on the student's needs of a specific field.

• A new approach to language teaching that focuses on what the student wants to learn.

(a)   needs are the ones the learners has based on a school, university, or other setting where the primary goal is learning.

The needs of learners in a workplace setting, such as a factory, restaurant, or hospital, etc. are considered as...

• Academy needs

• Occupational needs

• Occupying needs

• Academic needs

The branches of ESP are...

• EAP & EOP

• EIP & EOP

• EAP & ESP

• EOP & EPP

This feature of ESP dictates that all the teaching and learning process must be focused on the pupil.

• Learner-communicative approach

• Learner approach

• Learner-focused approach

• Teacher-learner approach

A (a)   approach will enrich the design of an ESP course due to consulting specialists.

This ESP feature considers propositions and their application as vital part of its core. In addition, requires instructors to have pedagogical background and be able to contextualize.

• Attention to students' needs

• Attention to practical approaches

• Attention to theories of teaching

• Attention to theory and practice

What is the role of ESP in addressing the immediate language requirements of learners in today's globalized society?

• It focuses solely on teaching technical terminology

• It has no role in addressing immediate language requirements

• It is only designed for beginner level students

• It assists learners in meeting their needs through the use of general and/or discipline-specific teaching materials and methods