Language Learning Quiz

What is the Interlanguage Hypothesis?

• The natural development of an interim form of language that is a mixture of L1 and L2

• The process of language borrowing from one language to another

• The use of cognates in language learning

• The teaching approach that integrates questions, grammar, and conjugated verbs

Which of the following is an example of language borrowing?

• Avocado

• Idea

• Hospital

• Original

What are cognates in language learning?

• Words that look and sound alike in different languages and have the same meaning

• Words that have become a permanent part of the recipient language

• The process of hearing/reading a lesson in L1 and developing work in L2

• The use of real language in real situations

What is the Translanguaging approach in language learning?

• The process of language borrowing from one language to another

• The teaching approach that integrates questions, grammar, and conjugated verbs

• The use of cognates in language learning

• The process of hearing/reading a lesson in L1 and developing work in L2

What is the main difference between monolingual kids and bilingual kids?

• Bilingual kids never learn additional languages

• Monolingual kids are more motivated to learn new languages

• Bilingual kids are more divergent thinkers

• Monolingual kids learn additional languages later in life

Which teaching approach does not use L1 or translation?

• Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

• Communicative Approach

• Direct Approach

• Audio-Lingual Method

Which teaching approach uses real language in real situations?

• Communicative Approach

• Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

• Audio-Lingual Method

• Direct Approach

What is the main advantage of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)?

• It uses a direct approach to teaching

• It provides a concrete reason to learn both language and subject at the same time

• It integrates questions, grammar, and conjugated verbs

• It provides contextual supports and props to support language

What is the Audio-Lingual Method?

• A method that uses L1 and translation

• A method that presents material orally with pictures

• A method that integrates questions, grammar, and conjugated verbs

• A method that uses real language in real situations

Which teaching approach focuses on mimicry and memorization of set phrases?

• Communicative Approach

• Audio-Lingual Method

• Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

• Direct Approach