SLA GROUP 1 QUIZIZZ

What does SLA stand for?

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• Second Language Acquisition

• Structured Language Acquisition

• Sequential Learning Ability

What is the main difference between L1 and L2 acquisition?

• L1 is learned formally, L2 is learned informally

• L1 requires conscious effort, L2 does not

• L1 is acquired naturally, L2 requires structured learning

Which of the following is an example of formal L2 acquisition?

• Talking to a friend in a foreign language

• Learning a new language by moving to a new country

• Taking a language course in school

• Watching foreign movies

What is the Input Hypothesis in second language acquisition?

• Learners acquire language through mistakes

• Learners acquire language when exposed to slightly challenging language

• Learners acquire language naturally without effort

• Learners focus on memorizing grammar rules

According to Noam Chomsky's Universal Grammar, what do all humans have?

• A natural ability to understand basic grammar rules

• A natural ability to learn vocabulary quickly

• A natural ability to write in multiple languages

• A preference for their first language

What is Interlanguage Theory?

• The blending of two languages into one

• Using L1 knowledge to help learn L2

• A method of teaching language through technology

• A focus on fluency without grammar

Acculturation Model suggests that:

• Learners acquire language better when they are disconnected from the target culture

• Learners acquire language better when they are socially and mentally connected to the culture

• Learners acquire language solely by learning grammar

• Language learning has nothing to do with social context

What is Communicative Competence?

• The ability to memorize vocabulary

• The ability to understand and use language correctly in different social contexts

• The ability to write grammatically correct sentences

• he ability to translate between two languages

Sociocultural Theory emphasizes the role of:

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• Memorization techniques

• Interaction with more knowledgeable speakers

• Translation skills

What does the Noticing Hypothesis suggest about language learning?

• Learners must memorize every new word

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• Learners must consciously notice differences between their current language use and the target form

• Learners must avoid errors while learning