Vocabulary and Language Concepts Quiz

_____ vocabulary contains the words a student can understand and manipulate in order to use for their own personal expression. This is called productive knowledge of English.

• Passive

• Active

_____ - the lexis students will have to recognize when they hear them or see them written down by others.

• Passive

• Active

A/an _____ collocation is a type of construction where a noun, verb or adjective occur alongside a particular preposition. E.g. 'on purpose', 'by accident', 'in case'.

• Grammatical

• Lexical

_____ collocations are made up of combinations of lexical items such as nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs. E.g. ‘dripping tap’, ‘hopelessly addicted’, ‘cook dinner’

• Grammatical

• Lexical

Teaching _____ enables the student to distinguish between the different meanings of a word with closely related meanings.

• Polysemy

• Homonymy

_____is a lexical relation where 'one form (written or spoken) has two or more unrelated meanings Words of this type are called ______

• Polysemy, polysemies

• Homanymy, homonyms

• accession, Attachments

With words are the examples of homonymy

• bank

• Money

• Advice

• Bat

A/an ____ language lesson is much more student-led than many other types of language lesson. In __ learning class, the students are more in control of what they learn. In all the stages of the class, the students can use their language skills in a meaningful way.

• Task-based learning

• PPP (Practice, presentation and production)

• EFL

When students examine and discuss specific features it’s ___

• Planning

• Practice

• Analysis

• Reporting

____ is the relationship between the content of a message, the receiver, and how the message is communicated. Knowledge of these things helps students to distinguish between levels of formality and the effects of certain topics on the listener.

• Homonymy

• Register

• Polysemy