SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

What is the name of the expert who explains the developmental patterns of second language acquisition at the internal and external focus stages?

• Jean Pieget

• Krashen

• Noam Chomsky

• William Thomas

L2 acquisition is a phase where learners focus more on understanding the internal structure of the language, such as grammar, vocabulary and the basic rules or structures underlying the language explained at what stage?

• Environment

• Internal

• Education

• External

The following are examples of the internal focus stage, except......

• Convey the message

• Interact socially

• Focuses only on understanding language structure

• Adapt language based on the situation

Errors that occur accidentally, even though students actually already know the correct rules. The meaning of…

• Error

• Mistake

• Interlingual

• Intralingual

What is the Variability in L2 that can occur at various levels?

• Phonology, Syntax, Morphology and vocabulary

• Internal, external, Morphology, and Phonology

• Phonology, Interlingual, Syntax, and Intralingual

• Vocabulary, external, syntax, and interlingual

"He has sewn" and "He has sewed" are examples of….

• Phonology

• Syntax

• Morphology

• Vocabulary

Explain what order is in second language acquisition?

• Order shows the period of time a person produces language

• Order indicates what is learned first to produce language

• Order indicates a person's place in producing language

• Order shows a person's path to acquiring language

Explain what are the sequence in second language acquisition?

• Sequence show a development that learners go through in producing language

• Sequence indicate what is learned first to produce language

• Sequence show a person's intensity in producing language

• Sequence of showing a person's identity to produce language

What is the definition of interlingual errors?

• Errors that are not influenced by L1, but arise from the second language learning process itself.

• Errors that occur unintentionally, even though the learner actually already knows the correct rules.

• Systematic errors occur when learners consistently make the same mistakes because they have not fully mastered a particular language rule or concept.

• Errors that occur due to the influence of the learner's first language (L1).

What is meant by Phonology?

• Differences in the way words are pronounced

• Differences in word order in sentences

• Different word choices but the meaning is the same

• Differences in verb forms