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What is the correct definition of Input hypothesis?

• Students are exposed to information above its current level and learning happen naturally.

• Learners need opportunities to practice using the language they are learning.

• Learners acquire language through meaningful conversations

• Learners are more likely to acquire language when they feel comfortable

Why are students' emotions important when learning a language?

• Because the brain is receptive to learning when they are not stressed.

• Because the brain, being in denial, correctly learns the information taught.

• Because students are at a high level of stress, they are more receptive to information.

• Because when the student does not want to be in class, the information learned will be easy for them.

Answer explanation

Because when students are motivated, the brain tends to think that it is meaningful learning, which is why the information is more receptive to learning. The moment a student feels stressed or does not want to be in class, his or her brain will not process the information and will try to avoid learning the information, since it sees it as something "negative."

Speak, write or even think in the target language helps students solidify their knowledge. Based on the Output hypothesis topic and its categories, what category is it referred to?

• Feedback

• Production

• Practice

• Collaborative learning

Process of teaching and facilitating learning where knowledge is transmitted and the creation of an environment conducive to learning. What does the previous statement refer to?

• Planning

• Teaching

• Evaluation

• Assessment

Process of designing and organizing teaching and learning activities which involves establishing subject objectives, selecting content, defining teaching methods, and designing evaluations. What does the previous statement refer to?

Process in which student learning is measured through a summative test or depending on the instrument used by the teacher to measure the learning of each student.

• Planning

• Teaching

• Assessment

• Evaluation

What is the correct definition of principle?

• It is an approach that focuses solely on vocabulary memorization without applying different theories in learning.

• It is an essential conviction or principle that guides the way a language should be taught, based on various theories

• It is a specific technique that is used exclusively in teaching the English language.

• It is a rigid method that does not allow adaptations according to the needs of the students.

In language learning is the ability to process and produce language quickly and effortlessly, without the need to consciously think about the mechanics of it. Based on the cognitive principle by Douglas Brown this is:

Answer explanation

Automaticity in language learning is the ability to process and produce language quickly and effortlessly, without the need to consciously think about the mechanics of it. This allows students to use the language naturally, fluently and spontaneously, since the use of the language has become automatic.

Refers to the language system in the process of formation of a student who is learning a second language. It is a particular linguistic structure that shows the learner's efforts to master the target language, at the same time using what he knows of his native language. Based on the linguistic principle by Douglas Brown this is:

What is the correct definition of method?

• _{The method refers only to the teaching of grammar and does not cover other aspects of learning, so learning the other language skills are not important.}

• _{An educational method is a set of rules that determine how students should behave in the classroom, which teachers design and apply negatively to students.}

• _{The method refers exclusively to extracurricular activities that students carry out outside the classroom.}

• _{Structured and planned approach to teaching and learning. This concept includes the strategies, tactics, and procedures that teachers use to help students acquire knowledge and skills.}