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Communicative approach - Day 1

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Communicative approach ...

a)

demands more memorization of structure-based dialogues.

b)

involve students in a realistic situation.

c)

The accuracy of language the student use is the most important.

2.

In a communicative class ...

a)

Students must be focused on grammar and vocabulary.

b)

Students should use a variety of language rather than just one language structure.

c)

Teacher will intervene to stop the activity.

3.

Communicative approach...

a)

Promotes interaction and high cognitive demand activities

b)

Promotes practice of simpler structures.

c)

Promotes learning formal language only.

4.

Students look at a pictures, think about what they see and write their ideas on their notebooks. It is an example of...

a)

Communicative approach

b)

Non communicative approach

5.

After listening to a conversation, students have to talk with a partner in a similar way using their own information. It is an example of ...

a)

Communicative approach

b)

Non communicative approach

6.

In the curriculum design, we manage these organizers:

a)

Speaking, listening, reading, writing.

b)

Oral communication, reading, writing.

c)

Speech, conversation, writing as a process, writing as a product.

7.

How many standards do we have according to the Curriculum Design?

a)

8

b)

4

c)

3

8.

According to the curriculum design, the methodology we use is...

a)

Communication Approach (CA)

b)

Teacher Talking Time (TTT)

c)

Task-Based Leaning (TBL)

9.

Think - Pair - Share (TPS) is a ...

a)

Communicative Rubric

b)

Communicative Strategy

c)

Communicative Instrument

10.

It's a discussion technique where Students form two concentric circles and exchange information with a partner and then move to talk with another one:

a)

TPS

b)

Placemat Consensus

c)

Inside Outside Circle

d)

Gallery walk

11.

It is a collaborative learning strategy where students work together to solve a problem or answer a question about any topic.

a)

Placemat consensus

b)

TPS

c)

Inside Outside Circle

d)

Gallery walk

12.

It allows small groups of students to think independently and then share their conclusions collaboratively.

a)

TPS

b)

Gallery walk

c)

Inside outside circle

d)

Placemat consensus