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Test approachs ues

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The different arrangements or patterns of words are called

a)

fundamental skills

b)

grammatical situations

c)

Structures

d)

readings types

2.

    What are the kinds of structures namely?

a)

Sentences Patterns, Phrase Patterns, Formulas, and Idioms.  

b)

 Conversations, practices, poems

c)

Phonemes, phrases, words, nouns.

d)

I do not know

3.

In the Structural Approach, what are the elements of language viewed as structurally

a)

Noun, Conditionals,Noun, Conditionals

b)

Phonemes, morphemes, words, structures, and Noun, Conditionals

c)

morphemes, words, structures, Subject, Verb

d)

Subject, Verb, Noun, Conditionals.

4.

What is the main aim of the structural approach?

a)

It stress habit formation.

b)

Create real situations.

c)

The main aim is to teach the four foundamental skills.

d)

Constructive approach

5.

Which is not a merit of the structural approach ?

a)

improves learning in teachers

b)

It stress habit formation

c)

Can be adopted for all stages

d)

It promotes collaborative learning

6.

What was the context where the Structural Approach start to be used?

a)

In language teaching in the army campus during the World War II

b)

in the united states after the cold war

c)

in universities during the second world war

d)

In school during the Industrial Revolution

7.

What is fundamental to apply this approach? "Situa. appro."

a)

The use of teaching material and examples.

b)

No, only planned activities

c)

The use of grammar rules.

d)

you can use your imagination

8.

What does the use of the situational approach compare to?

a)

it is compared to autonomous learning

b)

The use of grammar rules.

c)

you can use your imagination

d)

To real situations that the child encounters while learning his native language.

9.

Which of these is a strategy for creating real situations in the classroom?

a)

Conversations

b)

Order words in groups.

c)

group explanation

d)

Read a book

10.

Which of these is not a demerit of the situational approach?

a)

.

b)

It is suitable only in the lower classes, as this approach cannot be applied to the upper classes.

c)

Prose, poetry, rapid reader, etc. cannot be taught through this approach.

d)

This approach ignores grammar and structures.

11.

Teaching situational language involves accurate use of:

a)

only vocabulary items

b)

Vocabulary items and grammar rules

c)

The language

d)

The language and grammar

12.

In the situational approach can it be taught with textbooks?

a)

Yes, because it helps students have a greater understanding.

b)

Yes, because this approach help the student

c)

No, because the teacher has to create real situations, through the use of objects.

d)

depends on the context

13.

which of these is not a merit of the situational approach?

a)

Lot of examples can be given.

b)

.

c)

Is based on the practical utility.

d)

It creates interest among the students.

14.

Is one of the principle of the constructive approach.

a)

.

b)

Formulas and Idioms.

c)

    Knowledge is received.

d)

  Holistic language experience.

15.

Constructed approach to language teaching is based on the fundación that knowledge is?

a)

Constructed not received.

b)

Memorising

c)

   Repeating

d)

all are correct

16.

The constructivism concentrates on learning how to think and understand.

a)

TRUE

b)

.

c)

.

d)

FALSE

17.

In constructivist epistemology, it is the student who constructs their knowledge.

a)

-

b)

TRUE

c)

FALSE

d)

-

18.

What is the teacher's role? C.Appr

a)

give them free time

b)

asks students to describe

c)

is to prompt and facilitate discussion

d)

uses a picture from students

19.

What are the basic merits of constructive approach of teaching English?

a)

Learning by doing.

b)

The prime focus is on learner and teacher is just a facilitator.

c)

  It teaches of different ways of expressions.

d)

Communicative language approach

20.

The communicative approach it is emphasized

a)

Proven to be the most effective in a number of ways

b)

In the use of language, it enables the students to communicate his ideas in a better way

c)

It is no doubt that the communicative method developed quite fast

d)

promotes communication skills.

21.

In Comuni. Appro techiques such as information gap task

are used

a)

TRUE

b)

.

c)

FALSE

d)

.

22.

In this approach the student is no longer regarded as sole arbiter and controller of what goes in the language classroom

a)

TRUE

b)

.

c)

FALSE

d)

.

23.

The following materials are used in the COMUNI. APPRO.

a)

notions of time, location and duration

b)

requesting, informing

c)

expressing likes and dislike

d)

all are correct

24.

This approach is based on the assumption that language learning is a matter of habit formation and involvea a lot of repetition.

a)

Communicative approach

b)

Structural approach

c)

Constructive approach

d)

Situational approach

25.

According to Brewington, the Structural Approach is

a)

To real situations that the child encounters while learning his native language.

b)

A process to learn how to make an essay

c)

It can be used only in the classroom

d)

A scientist study of fundamental structures of the English language, their analysis and logical arrangement.