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2nd partial exam

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are two characteristics of a succesful speaking activity

a)

Learners are eager to speak

b)

Learners are worried about mistakes

c)

A classroom discussion is dominated by a minority

d)

Learners express themselves in relevant utterances.

2.

What is an example of a sub-skill listening activity?

a)

intensive listening questions

b)

questions that ask for directions or instructions

c)

production skills questions

d)

questions that look for speaker's attitude

3.

What is extensive reading?

a)

Students get a general understanding of the text (no necessarily undestanding everything)

b)

students focus on vocabulary and its tipical natural language use

c)

Students start reading but do not finish texts (skimming)

d)

Students are only interested in the conclusions of the texts.

4.

What does the second writing stage means? (deconstructing the genre)

a)

Students have enough knowledge of the topic to be able to write about it.

b)

At this stage students write the their own text.

c)

Students become familiar with the purpose, overall structure and linguistic features that they are going to write.

d)

Students and teacher write a text together.

5.

What are the stages of a discussion speaking activity?

a)

pre-activity, during the activity and post activity

b)

preparation, experience and reflection

c)

building the topic, modeling the genre, joint construction and indepent discussion

6.

According to Nunan (1990), a conversation is an example of a

a)

one way listening activity

b)

information based topic activity

c)

two-way listening activity

d)

interpersonal topic activity

7.

What is intensive reading?

a)

students have a general understanding of the text without understanding everything

b)

students are expected to understand everything they read (very detailed vocabulary)

c)

students read but not finish texts (skimming)

d)

Students look for a conclusion in a reading.

8.

Which stage of writing involves students and teachers writing together.

a)

Modeling the genre

b)

Building in the field

c)

independent writing

d)

joint construction

9.

This activity requires using brief notes or lists, a rearrangement of jumbled items, a drawing, a spoken summary, etc. The objective is the interaction among participants.

a)

Task activity

b)

extensinve activity

c)

intensive activity

d)

topic activity

10.

How is the suggested process of a listening activity?

a)

pre activity, during the listening, post-activity

b)

Turn-taking roles, share ideas in teams and peer work

c)

checking schemata, follow a general trend and specific details.

11.

This writing stage focuses on describing the topic of the text.

a)

Deconstructing the genre

b)

Joint construction

c)

Building the field

d)

Independent

12.

What is the process of pre-activities in reading?

a)

teacher gives a brief introduction, ask questions before reading and use word-ladders to anticipate vobulary

b)

teacher ask for silent reading, then reads a paragraph chorally and students read sentence by sentence.

c)

teachers give a modal pronunciation, students compare similar words with their language and teacher ask for general understanding.

13.

This fluency activity represents a genuine controversy, the main objective is the discussion as itself.

a)

Task activity

b)

Topic activity

c)

Intensive activity

d)

Skimming activity

14.

What is the most important in a two-way listening activity

a)

The listener is not called to respond verbally

b)

There must be interaction and asking for clarification

c)

there must be a problem-solving

d)

there must be an analysis from different perspectives.

15.

This is a type of a reading comprehension question

a)

question that look for speakers' intonation

b)

questions where the answer can be read

c)

questions that look for prior knowledge

16.

This is the last stage of writing process

a)

joint construction

b)

building the field

c)

independent

d)

deconstructing the genre

17.

In the Syllabus process this is known as grading

a)

selection

b)

focus

c)

subdivision

d)

sequencing

18.

Read this element from a lesson plan

"Students talk about what people have done wrong in the past, using should not", is an example of

a)

class profile

b)

aims

c)

assumptions

d)

timetable fit

19.

In this part of the lesson plan, we could read detail information about the students.

a)

Class profile

b)

Assumptions

c)

Timetable fit

d)

Aims

20.

When a teacher mentions that he would like to try something that he/she never have done is

a)

Assumption

b)

Aims

c)

Personal aims

d)

Timetable fit