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Applied Linguistics 1

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. It defines how language should be used, and that mistakes result from when those rules are broken.

a)

Prescriptivism

b)

Descriptivism

2.

Don’t end a sentence with a preposition.

a)

Prescriptivism

b)

Descriptivism

3.

“To boldly go where no one has gone before…is a bad sentence”.

a)

Prescriptivism

b)

Descriptivism

4.

It is modern and varieties use of English regarding social classes and ethnic groups.

a)

Prescriptivism

b)

Descriptivism

5.

Double negatives are acceptable to use. It is the way to use the language that belongs to educated people.

a)

Prescriptivism

b)

Descriptivism

6.

Classes are taught in the mother tongue, with little active use of the target language.

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

7.

The teacher provides comprehensible input—spoken language that is understandable to the learners—or just a little beyond the learners’ level.

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

8.

Little or no attention is given to pronunciation.

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

9.

It is more natural and similar to learning a mother tongue or L1.

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

10.

Drills, substitution table, and dialogue memorization

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

11.

The teacher is a manager or facilitator. Classroom activity is much more student-oriented based on their need and interest.

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

12.

There is little or no grammatical explanation: grammar is taught by inductive analogy rather than deductive explanation (interaction between the teacher and learners).

a)

GTM

b)

DM

c)

No answer

13.

Which techniques are not true for GMT?

(There are 2 checkboxes for the correct answer.)

a)

Translation of a literary passage

b)

Memorization

c)

Self-correction

d)

Interaction

e)

Reading comprehension questions

14.

What is the disadvantage of DM?

a)

It does not allow students to create meaning in English.

b)

Ineffective in a large class, where the individual needs of students may not be satisfied.

c)

It is neither approach nor encourages the students' communicative competence.

d)

Verry little student / teacher and student / student interaction