Factors in Language Literacy

A major affective factor in second or subsequent language literacy development is age. As mentioned above, most learners in literate societies begin their formal literacy education in their first language when they start school at about the age of five. However, most second language learners do not begin to learn literacy in a second language until they are older than this (Hammond & Derewianka 1999, p. 30). Some may be studying a second language at school or university while living in their own culture. Others may have migrated to a new culture where they must learn a second language in order to participate in the adopted society. The passage above is...text.

• narrative

• exposition

• recount

• news report

• none of the options are correct

A major affective factor in second or subsequent language literacy development is age. As mentioned above, most learners in literate societies begin their formal literacy education in their first language when they start school at about the age of five. However, most second language learners do not begin to learn literacy in a second language until they are older than this (Hammond & Derewianka 1999, p. 30). Some may be studying a second language at school or university while living in their own culture. Others may have migrated to a new culture where they must learn a second language in order to participate in the adopted society. What is a major factor in learning second language to language literacy according to the writer?

• intelligence

• address

• habits

• age

• experience

A major affective factor in second or subsequent language literacy development is age. As mentioned above, most learners in literate societies begin their formal literacy education in their first language when they start school at about the age of five. However, most second language learners do not begin to learn literacy in a second language until they are older than this (Hammond & Derewianka 1999, p. 30). Some may be studying a second language at school or university while living in their own culture. Others may have migrated to a new culture where they must learn a second language in order to participate in the adopted society. Some may be studying a second language at second or university while living in their own culture. The statement above is....

• a supporting idea to the writer point of view

• the thesis the writer expresses for his/her point of view

• an opposite idea to counter his/her ideas

• the theme the writer uses to support his/her ideas

• none of the options are correct

A major affective factor in second or subsequent language literacy development is age. As mentioned above, most learners in literate societies begin their formal literacy education in their first language when they start school at about the age of five. However, most second language learners do not begin to learn literacy in a second language until they are older than this (Hammond & Derewianka 1999, p. 30). Some may be studying a second language at school or university while living in their own culture. Others may have migrated to a new culture where they must learn a second language in order to participate in the adopted society. Why does the writer mention the name Hammond & Derewianka in his/her writing?

• To show that s/he reads more books

• To tell readers that s/he has read the books

• To mention the reader that s/he they are his/her friends

• She wants to describe more facts about his/her ideas

• She wants to support his/her point of view by quoting other ideas

Taking care of the keyboard

 The keyboard is a roburts device used for inputting data on to your computer. As you type in

information small letters are sent via the cable to the inside of the machine where they are

organized into the words that you see. Keep your cable straight.

 It is important that the keyboard cable has no kinks or that no object is placed on the cable to

restrict the flow of letters to the machine. 

X’s and Z’s are the most common letters to be snared, and the result will be words appearing on

the screen with these letters missing. O’s and D’s move the easiest through the cable.

To best take care of your keyboard cable stretch it out and straighten the kinks frequently.

Letters are snared most frequently where the cable enters the machine, so be sure to straighten

that section of cable on a weekly basis.

 Be aware that any spelling mistakes may be the result of letters stuck in the cable rather than

dyslexic fingers. Letters caught in the cable decay away quickly once the machine is turned off,

so no lasting damage occurs in the buildup of snared letters.

The description of in the script includes ….

• selling your keyboard

• cleaning your keyboard

• washing your keyboard

• none of the options are correct

• all of the options are correct

Taking care of the keyboard

 The keyboard is a roburts device used for inputting data on to your computer. As you type in

information small letters are sent via the cable to the inside of the machine where they are

organized into the words that you see. Keep your cable straight.

 It is important that the keyboard cable has no kinks or that no object is placed on the cable to

restrict the flow of letters to the machine. 

X’s and Z’s are the most common letters to be snared, and the result will be words appearing on

the screen with these letters missing. O’s and D’s move the easiest through the cable.

To best take care of your keyboard cable stretch it out and straighten the kinks frequently.

Letters are snared most frequently where the cable enters the machine, so be sure to straighten

that section of cable on a weekly basis.

 Be aware that any spelling mistakes may be the result of letters stuck in the cable rather than

dyslexic fingers. Letters caught in the cable decay away quickly once the machine is turned off,

so no lasting damage occurs in the buildup of snared letters.

What does the writer compared keyboard with?

• small machine

• tools

• group of small letters

• robust device

• hardware

Taking care of the keyboard

 The keyboard is a roburts device used for inputting data on to your computer. As you type in

information small letters are sent via the cable to the inside of the machine where they are

organized into the words that you see. Keep your cable straight.

 It is important that the keyboard cable has no kinks or that no object is placed on the cable to

restrict the flow of letters to the machine. 

X’s and Z’s are the most common letters to be snared, and the result will be words appearing on

the screen with these letters missing. O’s and D’s move the easiest through the cable.

To best take care of your keyboard cable stretch it out and straighten the kinks frequently.

Letters are snared most frequently where the cable enters the machine, so be sure to straighten

that section of cable on a weekly basis.

 Be aware that any spelling mistakes may be the result of letters stuck in the cable rather than

dyslexic fingers. Letters caught in the cable decay away quickly once the machine is turned off,

so no lasting damage occurs in the buildup of snared letters.

To take care of your keyboard cable you should....

• straighten the kinks frequently

• stretch the cable rarely

• roll the cable

• let decay cable in use

• none of the options are correct

Taking care of the keyboard

 The keyboard is a roburts device used for inputting data on to your computer. As you type in

information small letters are sent via the cable to the inside of the machine where they are

organized into the words that you see. Keep your cable straight.

 It is important that the keyboard cable has no kinks or that no object is placed on the cable to

restrict the flow of letters to the machine. 

X’s and Z’s are the most common letters to be snared, and the result will be words appearing on

the screen with these letters missing. O’s and D’s move the easiest through the cable.

To best take care of your keyboard cable stretch it out and straighten the kinks frequently.

Letters are snared most frequently where the cable enters the machine, so be sure to straighten

that section of cable on a weekly basis.

 Be aware that any spelling mistakes may be the result of letters stuck in the cable rather than

dyslexic fingers. Letters caught in the cable decay away quickly once the machine is turned off,

so no lasting damage occurs in the buildup of snared letters.

Keyboard needs to be cleaned so that....

• dirt move away

• keyboard works slowly

• dirt and grit spread away

• it smell good

• none of the options are correct

Mita : Yeah, That’s right.

The underlined expression is used to express....

• closing discussion

• opening a discussion

• asking for input

• clarifying ideas

• offering thing

Tuty : That’s ok, but I think we need to imporove the quality. The underlined expression is used for expressing....

• closing discussion

• opening a discussion

• asking for input

• clarifying ideas

• giving order