L2 Learning and Interaction Quiz

What does "negotiated interaction" mean in the context of L2 learning?

• Memorizing vocabulary and grammar rules

• Engaging in meaningful dialogue with a focus on comprehension and interaction

• Listening to native speakers without responding

• Practicing language through solitary activities

Which theory suggests that comprehensible input alone is sufficient for language acquisition?

• Output Hypothesis

• Input Hypothesis

• Interaction Hypothesis

• Ideational Activity Theory

Which type of interactional activity focuses on learners expressing their own experiences and emotions?

• Textual Activity

• Interpersonal Activity

• Ideational Activity

• None of the above

The IRF structure commonly used in classrooms stands for:

• Interaction, Response, Feedback

• Initiation, Response, Feedback

• Input, Recitation, Fluency

• Inquiry, Reaction, Flexibility

True or False: Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) (Interaction Hypothesis) focuses on comprehensible input only, similar to Krashen’s i+1 concept (Input Hypothesis)

• True

• False

True or False: Referential questions encourage more learner interaction than display questions.

• True

• False

True or False: Krashen's Input Hypothesis values active learner participation in interactions over simply providing comprehensible input.

• True

• False

True or False: Interaction as a textual activity primarily involves language for understanding input rather than promoting active communication.

• True

• False

True or False: Allowing students to introduce their own topics in class can increase engagement and motivation.

• True

• False

List two strategies that teachers can use to promote negotiated interaction in the classroom.