A syllabus exists but is never used to choose materials or design assessments. What is the likely problem?

It's used only for cosmetic purposes

The syllabus is student-centered

Students from different backgrounds are in the same class, but the syllabus doesn't address their varied learning needs. This shows:

The syllabus ignores individual differences

The teacher has too much flexibility

An ineffective classroom syllabus

There's a mismatch in materials

A teacher notices that students are not engaged with the lesson because it's based on textbook examples only. What might improve this?

A shift toward a learning-centered approach

Following the book more strictly

Why is a syllabus seen as a working document?

It should be adaptable to learner needs and progress

It changes according to political policy

It is updated only at the end of the course

What is the role of the evaluation syllabus in a language course?

To measure success/failure criteria

Which is a disadvantage of over-relying on a fixed syllabus?

It ignores motivation and personality factors

It gives moral support to teachers

A student feels the class isn't relevant to real-life needs. What could have been done better during syllabus design?

Analyze target situations and student goals

Use a more difficult evaluation system

What is one purpose of a syllabus that supports teacher morale?

It provides clear structure and direction

It allows skipping grammar topics

What is the main goal of a grammatical syllabus?

To master rules of structure in a specific order

To expose learners to authentic texts only

To simulate real-life conversations

To learn culture-specific vocabulary

What does a notional-functional syllabus primarily emphasize?

Functions and meanings in communication

In a task-based syllabus, a pedagogical task is:

A classroom activity simulating real communication

Something a learner does outside the classroom

A non-communicative grammar drill

What distinguishes a content-based syllabus from others?

Use of subject-area content to teach language

Which of the following is an example of a target task in a task-based syllabus?

Participating in a job interview

In the notional-functional syllabus, 'notions' refer to:

Meaning elements expressed in language

What is a major strength of the notional-functional syllabus?

Emphasis on real-life communication

Which teaching strategy is commonly used in content-based instruction (CBI)?

Hands-on activities using subject content

What makes the task-based syllabus unique compared to other syllabus types?

It begins with communicative tasks based on learners' needs

It emphasizes reading over speaking

It avoids real-life language situations

A unit titled 'Talking about the Weekend' is used to teach the simple past in context. This shift in focus represents:

Traditional grammatical sequencing

Notional-functional structuring

What is a similarity between a target task and a pedagogical task in a task-based syllabus?

C. Both involve using the target language to accomplish a communicative goal

A. Both are performed only outside the classroom

B. Both aim to develop general academic skills only

D. Both strictly follow textbook dialogues and drills to highlight the real-world application of concepts

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

According to Merriam-Webster, a syllabus is:

A summary of lesson plans

A summary outline of a discourse or course

A learner's study habit chart

A textbook chapter title list

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Hutchinson and Waters defined a syllabus as:

A teaching technique

A motivational strategy

A document that says what will be learned

A list of classroom rules

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is considered the simplest type of syllabus?

Organizational syllabus

Evaluation syllabus

Materials syllabus

Learner syllabus

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A syllabus that outlines topics, a weekly schedule, and assessments is described by which of the following sources?

Oxford Dictionary

Hutchinson and Waters

Longman Dictionary

Allwright

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which is NOT one of the syllabus types mentioned?

Teacher syllabus

Student syllabus

Materials syllabus

Organizational syllabus

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The internal syllabus that reflects a learner's evolving knowledge is called:

Materials syllabus

Classroom syllabus

Learner syllabus

Evaluation syllabus

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which syllabus is often reflected in the order of textbook contents?

Teacher syllabus

Organizational syllabus

Post Hoc syllabus

Evaluation syllabus

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PREFINAL EXAM IN ESP

According to Merriam-Webster, a syllabus is:

Hutchinson and Waters defined a syllabus as:

Which of the following is considered the simplest type of syllabus?

A syllabus that outlines topics, a weekly schedule, and assessments is described by which of the following sources?

Which is NOT one of the syllabus types mentioned?

The internal syllabus that reflects a learner's evolving knowledge is called:

Which syllabus is often reflected in the order of textbook contents?

Who emphasized that classroom realities often differ from the lesson plan?

Which syllabus involves interpretation by the writer based on assumptions about language?

A teacher adjusting activities based on their own delivery pace reflects the:

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