English skills

What is the primary implication of oral language acquisition?

• Written language is acquired before oral language

• Reading is more natural than speaking

• Oral language is usually acquired before writing

• Grammar in oral language is more complex

What is the role of the teacher during the Practice stage of an oral lesson?

• Act as an informant

• Interfere extensively in oral practice

• Ensure students have something meaningful to say

• Focus on correcting every mistake.

Which strategy is NOT mentioned as part of the listening comprehension process?

• • Skimming

• • Inferring

• • Memorizing

• • Predicting

What is the main objective of oral expression?

• • Grammar perfection

• • Oral fluency

• • Reading proficiency

• • Writing complexity

What does "discourse competence" refer to in the context of writing?

• • Ability to control writing activities

• • Ability to express ideas coherently.

• • Abiliity to write in groups.

• • Ability to copy written forms.

What is the primary difference between speech and writing?

• • Speech requires immediate interaction, while writing does not.

• • Speech is error-free, while writing often contains mistakes.

• • Speech relies solely on non-verbal cues, while writing focuses on vocabulary.

• • Speech is more rigid in structure than writing.

In the context of oral communication, what is the ultimate goal in speaking?

• • Vocabulary mastery

• • Fluency

• • Controlled exercises and drills

• • Accurate pronunciation

What are the two levels identified in the listening process?

• • Passive and active levels

• • Recognition and selection levels

• • Short-term and long-term recall levels

• • Extensive and intensive listening levels

What does the "Production, Communication, Freer, or Fluency Practice" stage in language learning involve?

• • Controlled exercises and drills

• • Structured exercises like rhymes and songs

• • Application of language independently in communication exercises

• • Learning through memorization

Which category of listening materials involves the role of the teacher in language instruction?

• • Digital Resources

• • Musical Inclusion

• • Language Laboratory

• • Listening Materials