Macro Skills

It is a communication strategy that calls for the receiver to comprehend, interpret, and assess what is being said.

• LISTENING

• SPEAKING

• VIEWING

• LISTENING

It is the act of communicating verbally. We use a variety of body parts, including the lungs, vocal tract, vocal cords, tongue, teeth, and lips, to produce sounds when we speak.

• VIEWING

• WRITING

• SPEAKING

• RESEARCHING

It is described as having the capacity to understand what is written down and properly interpret it.

• WRITING

• READING

• SPEAKING

• LISTENING

It is the creative process since it involves searching for and uncovering one’s thoughts.

• READING

• SPEAKING

• WRITING

• VIEWING

It refers to producing the smaller chunks of language such as phonemes, morphemes, words, collocations, and phrasal units.

• MICRO SKILLS

• RESEARCHING

• VIEWING

• MACRO SKILLS

What are the receptive skills in Macro skills?

• LISTENING AND VIEWING ONLY

• WRITING AND SPEAKING

• READING ONLY

• READING, LISTENING, AND VIEWING

What are the considered as productive skills in Macro skills?

• SPEAKING ONLY

• SPEAKING AND WRITING

• WRITING ONLY

• VIEWING AND LISTENING

What is a complex process that involves a building cognitive processes in understanding spoken data?

• LISTENING

• WRITING

• RESEARCHING

• READING

How many macro skills do we have in the English language?

• 2

• 7

• 3

• 5

What is the benefit of integrating macro skills in language learning?

• IT LEADS TO A BROAD UNDERSTANDING OF THE LANGUAGE

• IT MAKES THE LEARNING HARD

• IT FOCUSES ON WRITING ONLY

• IT IS NOT BENEFICIAL