Theories_Focus of Contexts ISLA

What does Instructed Second Language Acquisition (ISLA) refer to?

• Learning a second language naturally.

• Learning a second language through formal instruction.

• Learning only the grammar of a second language.

• Learning a second language without speaking.

Children learn their first language more easily than adults learn a second language.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a key advantage of studying abroad?

• Mastering grammar faster.

• Learning vocabulary more effectively.

• Improving communicative and pragmatic competence.

• Avoiding interaction with native speakers.

What is a common challenge in Immersion Programs?

• Teachers balancing content and language instruction.

• Lack of cultural integration.

• Limited opportunities for language practice.

• Students focusing solely on grammar.

Out-of-class learning opportunities include social media, real-world interactions, and language exchanges.

• True

• False

What does CALL stand for in language learning?

• Creative and Linguistic Learning.

• Content-Assisted Language Learning.

• Comprehensive Academic Language Learning.

• Computer-Assisted Language Learning.

What is the difference between L2 and FL contexts in language learning?

• L2 is spoken daily in society, FL is not.

• FL focuses on fluency, L2 does not.

• L2 learning excludes classroom settings, FL does not.

• FL is easier to learn than L2.

Which of the following is an example of a social learning strategy?

• Using flashcards for vocabulary.

• Talking to native speakers

• Organizing a personal study schedule.

• Watching videos about grammar.

Study abroad always guarantees better grammar and vocabulary development.

• True

• False

Out-of-class learning (a)   include social media, real-world interactions, and language exchanges.