TOPIC 13

Which historical period is conmonly associated with the Grammar translation method of teaching English as a foreign language?

• The ancient World

• The Renaissance Era

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Modern Age

What is the primary focus of the Grammar-Translation method?

• Speaking and pronunciation

• Vocabulary acquisition

• Reading comprehension and translation

• Listening skills development

Which of the following aspects of language learning is emphasized in the Grammar-Translation method?

• Communicative competence

• Cultural inmersion

• Sentence structure and grammar rules

• Pronunciation and intonation

What is a common criticism of the Grammar-Tranlation method?

• It neglects the development of oral communication skills

• It promotes cultural understanding and appreciation

• It encourages active student participation in the classroom

• It prioritizes vocabulary acquisition over grammar knowledge

Which language teaching method emphasizes teaching language directly through target language communication without the use of translation?

• Direct Method

• Natural Method

• Audiolingual Method

• Situational method

The natural method focuses on :

• Learning grammar rules explicitly

• Using target language in real-life situations

• Memorizing vocabulary lists

• Translation exercises

The Aston Method is known for its emphasis on:

• Structural patterns and vocabulary

• Role-play and simulations

• Communicative competence

• Grammar translation

The audiolingual method places a strong focus on:

• Written grammar exercises

• Reading comprehension

• Listening and speaking practice

• Translation activities

Which language teaching approach views language as a system of structures that must be mastered in a specific order?

• Structuralist Approach

• Audiolingual method

• Direct method

• Situational method

Which language teaching method emphasizes situational contexts for language learning?

• Natural Method

• Situational Method

• Direct Method

• Audiolingual Method