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Which approach doesn’t allow learners to use their native language in a language class?
Communicative Language Teaching
The Natural Approach
The Direct Method
Which approach is geared towards learners whose main goal is to use English to communicate in the real world?
The Direct Method
Situational Language Teaching
The Communicative Approach
Learners must memorize grammar rules and vocabulary and translate large amounts of text into English if their teacher is using a method called
Audiolingualism
Grammar Translation
Desuggestopedia
When learners of different levels form small groups that must complete tasks together, an approach called _______ is being used.
Communicative learning
Situated learning
Cooperative learning
Which of the following refers to an approach to teaching grammar in which learners must discover the rules in context themselves while reading and/or listening?
Grammar Translation
The deductive approach
The inductive approach
Which of the following refers to an approach to teaching grammar in which the rules are given to the learner first, followed by examples and exercises?
The Direct Method
The deductive approach
The inductive approach
Students listen to a dialogue between a taxi driver and passenger. The teacher drills the most relevant concepts and then asks the students to practise a new dialogue with a partner. Which of the following approaches or methods has been taken into account?
The Direct Method
Audiolingualism
Communicative Language Teaching
The teacher introduces grammatical structures and rules by showing a video. The students practise the grammar in context. The teacher gives lots of meaningful examples to demonstrate the grammar and then asks the students to solve a problem-based task using the new concepts. Which of the following approaches or methods has been taken into account?
Task based learning
Cooperative learning
Situational Language Teaching
A course on shopping one day, using the bank on another day, and making hotel reservations in English at a different class session is an example of a _______ class.
CBI
CLIL
CLT
In this lesson, students can view and compare works of art from the Impressionist period in France. They will learn to converse about art using adjectives and descriptive terms in the target language. They can then discuss and write about their connections to the daily lives of young people in 17th-century France. This lesson works well for ________ because it emphasizes higher-order thinking skills of creating and evaluating. It also incorporates all four language skills: listening, reading, speaking and writing.
CBI
CLIL
CLT
Young learners learn both vocabulary and grammar ______________.
one by one
vocabulary first
grammar first
in holistc way
Which movie is suitable for young learners as a teaching material?
Aladdin
Crash Landing on You
Frozen
The Avengers
Which one should be taught first to young learners?
vocabulary
part of speech
phrasal verb
grammar
Rhythm helps children to remember new vocabulary, it can be found easily in a ______________.
newspaper
megazine
poem
song
Use vocabulary and grammar again in other sentence after used in one sentence is a method called ___________.
TPR
Rhythm
Copying
Recycling
Role-play can provide children with the opportunity to _________.
practise writing skills
do jigsaw listening
consolidate language chunks
create an information-gap activity
Total Physical Response activities involve mainly __________.
children’s writing skills
children’s listening skills
children’s reading skills
children’s grammar skills
Wordsearch puzzles can be a useful way of ____________
practising reading comprehension
improving learners’ word stress
reviewing a lexical set
realise their pronunciation
Making origami animals in class is particularly useful for practising ____________
the words for different animals
following instructions
listening for gist
practising vocabulary
Young learners like to have _________
the chance to have fun as a whole class
a lot of time to complete their work
opportunities to play games
personalised feedback on their behavior
Child: What does 'animal' mean?
Teacher: Cats and horses are animals.
The teacher's strategy in scaffolding children’s understanding by __________
demonstrating
giving an example
ignoring error
echo correcting
Child: I can’t remember the name of the colour.
Teacher: Pur ...
Child: Purple.
The teacher's strategy in scaffolding children’s language by __________
prompting
reformulating
demonstrating
asking an open question
Child: This dinosaur is more big.
Teacher: OK, this dinosaur’s bigger
The teacher's strategy in scaffolding children’s language by __________
defining
ignoring error
reformulating
asking an open question
Child: Last Saturday my auntie take me to the cinema. Teacher: Take?
The teacher's strategy in scaffolding children’s language by __________
defining
ignoring error
reformulating
asking an open question
Child: What’s an insect?
Teacher: It’s an animal with six legs.
The teacher's strategy in scaffolding children’s language by __________
defining
ignoring error
reformulating
asking an open question
