TM | Teaching and Learning Vocabulary (3)

Which type of words have their own meanings and can stand alone?

• Lexical words

• Grammar words

• Both

• None

What is the purpose of asking questions after presenting new words?

• To confuse students

• To check students' understanding

• To introduce more words

• To make the lesson longer

What is the purpose of the warm-up activity in the lesson plan?

• To introduce new vocabulary

• To engage students and set the context

• To review previous lessons

• To test students' understanding

Which technique involves providing a context for students to figure out the meanings of new words on their own?

• In-text context technique

• Out-of-context technique

• Both

• None

What is an example of an out-of-context technique for presenting new words?

• Concept question

• In-text context technique

• Direct explanation/defining

• Asking students to guess the meaning based on context

What is the difference between a 'word' and 'vocabulary'?

• A word refers to a single unit, while vocabulary refers to collections of words.

• A word is a collection of words, while vocabulary refers to single units.

• There is no difference.

• A vocabulary is broader than a word.

What are examples of lexical words?

• Prepositions and articles

• Dog and cat

• Comparative/superlative forms

• Linking words

Which of the following is an example of an in-context technique?

• Direct explanation

• Defining words using L1

• Asking concept questions

• Presenting objects or pictures related to the word