CEFR

What does CEFR stand for? 

• Current English Framework of Reference

• Curricular English Framework of Reference

• Common European Framework of Reference 

How many English bands are there in the CEFR? 

• Three (Basic, Independent, and Proficient)

• Three (Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced)

• Three (Elementary, Intermediate, and Proficient)

In total, how many English levels does the CEFR comprise? 

• Six levels (from A1 to C2) 

• Three (from A to C)

• Twelve (A1.1, A1.2, A2.1, A2.2, B1.1., B1.2, B2.1, B2.2, C1.1, C1.2, C2.1, C2.2)

4. What information does the CEFR provide us with? 

• A description of teaching strategies to learn languages.

• 1. A detailed description of learner level by language skill.

• A description of studying strategies to learn languages.

What are the English language skills? 

• Reading, Listening, Grammar, Speaking

• Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking

• Speaking, Reading, Vocabulary, Grammar, Writing, Listening

The English language sub-skills are Grammar and Vocabulary. 

• True

• False

The descriptions of CEFR language levels take the form of  

• CAN do statements. E.g., Can describe in simple terms aspects of...

• INFINITIVE verb statements. E.g., To describe in simple terms aspects of...

• GERUND verb statements. E.g., Describing in simple terms aspects of...

What language learning approach does the CEFR support? 

• Project-Based Learning
  
  (students develop knowledge and skills through engaging projects)

• Task-Based Learning
  
  (the completion of meaningful tasks)

• Communicative proficiency
  
  (ability to communicate and operate effectively in the target language)