Corrective Feedback Quiz

What is corrective feedback?

• Praising students for good performance

• Correcting students' language errors

• Telling students the answers

• Giving homework

Which of the following is an example of explicit correction?

• "You should say went, not goed."

• "Is that how you say it?"

• "goed?"

• Smiling and moving on

What does recast mean in corrective feedback?

• Rephrasing the student's error correctly

• Asking the student to correct themselves

• Ignoring the mistake

• Writing the correction on the board

When is elicitation used?

• To clarify the meaning of a word

• To correct without saying the answer

• When correcting in writing

• To repeat after the teacher

What kind of feedback involves repeating the error with rising intonation?

• Clarification request

• Repetition

• Recast

• Explicit correction

Which one is a metalinguistic clue?

• "Do we say it like that in English?"

• Repetition

• Recast

• Explicit correction

Why is timing important in giving feedback?

• To embarrass students less

• To help students understand quickly

• To check understanding

• To correct with anger

Which of the following is an advantage of collective feedback?

• It gives personal attention

• It saves time and benefits the group

• It improves writing skills

• It creates competition

What type of feedback is best for fluency activities?

• Immediate correction

• Ignoring errors

• Delayed correction

• No correction at all

Which type of error should be corrected immediately?

• Grammar mistakes in games

• Pronunciation mistakes

• Spelling mistakes

• Content mistakes