CLIL Methodology Quiz

What does CLIL stand for?

• Content and Language Integrated Learning

• Cognitive and Linguistic Instructional Learning

• Collaborative Language Instruction and Learning

• Content Language Instruction and Learning

Who coined the term CLIL?

• Pavlou Ioannou

• David Marsh

• Serena Corsini

• Jim Cummins

What is one of the main aims of CLIL?

• To eliminate the use of native language

• To focus solely on cultural studies

• To allow the learning of new content

• To teach only language skills

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of CLIL?

• Use of authentic materials

• Development of cognitive skills

• Focus on memorization of rules

• Integration of language and content

What is the 4 Cs framework in CLIL?

• Content, Communication, Cognition, Culture

• Culture, Communication, Context, Creativity

• Collaboration, Creativity, Critical thinking, Communication

• Content, Context, Cognition, Collaboration

Which of the following is a benefit of using CLIL?

• Limited interaction among students

• Increased exposure to the foreign language

• Focus on rote learning

• Decreased student motivation

What type of assessment is formative?

• Assessment to monitor student learning

• Assessment based on standardized tests

• Assessment at the end of a course

• Assessment that is only for teachers

Which of the following is a common ICT tool used in CLIL?

• Adobe Photoshop

• PowerPoint

• Kahoot

• Microsoft Word

What is the primary focus of a CLIL lesson?

• Simultaneous learning of content and language

• Content learning only

• Language acquisition only

• Cultural studies exclusively

What does scaffolding in CLIL refer to?

• Teaching only advanced students

• Providing support to help students become independent learners

• Building physical structures for learning

• Eliminating all errors in student work