CLT quizz

What does CLT stand for?

• Communicative Language Training

• Contextual Language Transfer

• Communicative Language Teaching

• Communicative Learning Techniques

What is CLT?

• A functional approach emphasizing grammar rules

• A teacher-centered approach based on repetition

• A rigid and fixed method of language teaching

• A unified theoretical position about language learning and teaching

According to CLT, meaningful communication comes from content that is:

• Relevant, purposeful, and engaging

• Based on written drills

• Memorized and rehearsed

• Structured and repetitive

CLT considers communication to be a:

• Linear process focusing only on speaking

• Holistic process involving several language skills

• One-way process between teacher and student

• Task requiring only reading and writing

Which of the following is NOT an assumption of current CLT?

• Learners follow a fixed path of language acquisition

• Language learning involves trial and error

• Learners progress at different rates

• Activities should involve inductive or discovery learning

The main goal of CLT is...

(a)  

Which activity would NOT typically be found in a CLT classroom?

• Information-gap activity

• Jigsaw activity

• Dictation

• Role-play activity

In CLT, the role of the learner is to:

• Listen quietly and take notes

• Memorize language rules

• Follow the teacher's lead

• Actively communicate, negotiate meaning, and interact

The teacher’s role in CLT is best described as:

• The sole authority delivering knowledge

• A facilitator guiding the communication process

• A translator of texts

• A grammar enforcer

CLT emphasizes learning through:

• Structured grammar-focused tasks

• Repetition of functional language chunks

• Exposure to authentic texts followed by comprehension-based questioning

• Meaningful and purposeful interaction