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TEACHING READING AND LISTENING

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

.... is a reading subskill that you need to find details or specific information like names, dates,and numbers.

a)

scanning

b)

skimming

c)

inferencing

d)

bottom up

2.

... tries to explain how readers utilize prior knowledge to understand and get new information from the text

a)

interactive model

b)

bottom up

c)

top down

3.

... relies on the actual words or sounds. That is, students construct meaning from the most basic units of language, including letters, letter clusters, and words.

a)

interactive

b)

bottom up

c)

top down

4.

... can be defined as reading a text quickly to get a general idea of the passage

a)

inferencing

b)

scanning

c)

skimming

5.

... means the ability to make use of some clues and to see beyond the fact.

a)

scanning

b)

inferencing

c)

skimming

6.

a reading lesson follows the stages

a)

pre- post- while

b)

while-pre-post

c)

pre-while-post

d)

post-pre-while

7.

Pre-reading activities necessarily do not ...

a)

help students be more prepared for what they are about to read

b)

increase students’ motivation

c)

help learners summarize their learning

d)

help learners anticipate the topic of reading

8.

Which one is accepted as an intensive reading

a)

Magazine articles that interest you

b)

The latest marketing strategy book

c)

A novel you read before going to bed

d)

An article that you are responsible for in the exam

9.

when you seek for a specific info in listening this is called ... listening

a)

extensive

b)

intensive

c)

selective

d)

imitative

10.

Which activity cannot be considered as a bottom up activity for listening

a)

recognize linking words

b)

listen for intonation patterns in utterances

c)

prediction

d)

identify grammatical forms and functions

11.

Which one cannot be considered as top down activity

a)

listening for gist

b)

listening for setting of the text

c)

inferencing

d)

distinguish individual sounds

12.

Which one is not appropriate for a pre-listening activity?

a)

Students predict some word or expressions that might be in a love song

b)

Students brainstorm kinds of songs

c)

Write another verse for the song

d)

Students describe one of their favourite songs and what they like about it

13.

which one is not appropriate for a while-listening activity?

a)

Students listen again to check their answers or read a summary of the song with errors in and correct them.

b)

Students listen and decide if the song is happy or sad

c)

Students listen again and order the lines or verses of the song

d)

Write a review of the song for a newspaper or website

14.

Which one can be a good activity to focus on content in post- listening stage?

a)

Students make notes of common collocations within the song

b)

Students look at the lyrics from the song and identify the verb forms

c)

Discuss what they liked / didn't like about the song

d)

Students find new words in the song and find out what they mean