Language Proficiency Quiz

What is the first level of language proficiency on the "Path to Proficiency"?

• Intermediate Low

• Novice Mid

• Novice Low

• Advanced

According to the "Path to Proficiency," what does a person at the "Intermediate Mid" level typically use?

• Paragraphs and past & future time

• Single sentences

• Strings of sentences and connectors

• Words and phrases

Which proficiency level is characterized by the ability to use paragraphs and past & future time?

• Novice High

• Intermediate High

• Advanced

• Intermediate Low

What does the "Advanced" level speaker on the "Path to Proficiency" identify as?

• A paragraph level speaker

• A sentence level speaker

• A word level speaker

• A phrase level speaker

Organize these descriptions into the right Novice proficiency sub levels

Groups:

(a) Novice Low

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(b) Novice Mid

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(c) Novice High

• I can name some of my likes, dislikes and preferences (activities).

• I can recognize some words that I have heard before

• I can name some objects around me

• I can name some of my likes, dislikes and preferences (objects).

• I can use connecting words and prepositions.

• I can speak in phrases and short sentences (some memorized)

• name some of my likes, dislikes and preferences (objects).

• I can repeat single words or short phrases I’ve heard and memorized

• I can give time, date, and weather info.

Organize the descriptors into the correct Intermediate Low sub-levels.

Groups:

(a) Intermediate Low

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(b) Intermediate Mid

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(c) Intermediate High

• I can describe things and people in detail and give opinions on various topics/situations.

• I can describe, explain and compare

• I can speak in the present and occasionally in other time frames.

• I can ask clarifying questions using question words.

• I can communicate with ease and confidence on familiar and unfamiliar topics.

• I can spontaneously access vocabulary to speak about familiar and occasionally unfamiliar topics

• I can narrate and describe in all major time frames.

• understand the main idea and some supporting details or follow the storyline of a fluent speaker

• I can speak in complete sentences.

• I can confidently recognize different time frames in the language

The exit proficiency target for Level 2 is

There are ​ ​ (a)   ​ modes of communication.

• four
• two
• three

How many language skills are there?

• There are three language skills: listening, speaking, and writing.

• There are five language skills: listening, speaking, reading, writing, and drawing.

• There are two language skills: reading and writing.

• There are four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Organize these options into the right Modes of Communication

Groups:

(a) Interpretive Mode

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(b) Interpersonal Mode

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(c) Presentational Mode

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