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What is "communicative competence" in SLA?

• A) The ability to memorize vocabulary words

• B) The knowledge of grammar and sentence structure only

• C) The ability to communicate effectively and appropriately within a language community

• D) The focus on academic writing and reading skills

1. What does "Linguistic Competence" focus on?

• A) Using language to achieve communication goals

• B) Understanding cultural norms and communication patterns

• C) Knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure

• D) The ability to listen and speak in real-time communication

Answer explanation

1. Which type of competence is prioritized for learners focusing on academic studies in an L2?

• A) Interpersonal Competence

• B) Linguistic Competence

• C) Pragmatic Competence

• D) Academic Competence

Why is vocabulary important in language learning?

• a) It helps with word-for-word translations.

• b) It enables understanding and expression in a language.

• c) It focuses only on grammar rules.

• d) It eliminates the need for speaking.

What is the main difference between spoken vocabulary and academic vocabulary?

• a) Spoken vocabulary is informal, while academic vocabulary is formal.

• b) Academic vocabulary is used in casual conversations.

• c) Spoken vocabulary includes technical terms.

• d) Academic vocabulary is less important in professional contexts.

What is a potential issue learners face with borrowed words?

• a) They are always difficult to pronounce

• b) They might look similar to L1 words but have different meanings

• c) Borrowed words never occur in Indonesian

• d) They always have the same meaning as inherited words

What does syntax focus on?

• A. The rules of making sentences

• B. The meaning of words

• C. The sound of letters

• D. The rhythm of speech

1. What is part of discourse?

• A. Organizing a story with a beginning, middle, and end

• B. Deciding which sounds go together

• C. Learning how to write letters

• D. Changing the sound of your voice

What is an example of syntax?

• A. A sentence like "She eats apples."

• B. A word like "happy"

• C. A sound like "ng"

• D. A story with a good ending

1. What are the priorities for language skills under "Interpersonal Competence"?

• A) Writing, Reading, Listening, Speaking

• B) Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking

• C) Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing

• D) Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening