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Teaching and Assessment of Macroskill

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It determine their capacity to understand and assimilate information for their own.

a)

Ability

b)

Aptitude

c)

Family and Cultural bacground

d)

Attitude

2.

It is the innate talent or skill. It indicates a natural capacity to learn certain skills.

a)

Aptitude

b)

Family and Cultural background

c)

Interest

d)

Ability

3.

Learners vary in activities that are undertaken due to a strong appeal or attraction.

a)

Interest

b)

Attitude

c)

Family and Cultural background

d)

Ability

4.

Different socioeconomic background manifest a wide range behavior due to the effects of bridging.

a)

Family and Cultural background

b)

Attitude

c)

Interest

d)

Social Classes

5.

Unique way of thinking and reacting when confronted with the same situation in the learning environment.

a)

Personality

b)

Ability

c)

Aptitude

d)

Attitude

6.

it is a vital form of self-expression; it is also an important tool for survival.

a)

Speaking

b)

Listening

c)

Writing

d)

Reading

7.

Language is a tool for communication. We communicate with others, to express our ideas, and to know others' ideas as well.

a)

Reading

b)

Writing

c)

Communication

d)

Speaking

8.

Story telling, Role play, Brainstorming, Picture describing are some of the activities under what macro skill?

a)

Listening

b)

Reading

c)

Writing

d)

Speaking

9.

The ability to draw meaning from the printed page and interpret this information appropriately.

a)

Writing

b)

Reading

c)

Listening

d)

Viewing

10.

It provides a learner with physical evidence of his achievements and he can measure his improvement.

a)

Writing

b)

Reading

c)

Speaking

d)

Viewing

11.

The following are the main goals of writing except:

a)

To put down clearly and creatively a message.

b)

To communicate ideas, thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

c)

To familiarize themselves with the jargons and new words.

d)

To understand the different purposes, audiences, and forms for writing.

12.

It is a process that supports oracy and literacy.

a)

Writing

b)

Viewing

c)

Reading

d)

Listening

13.

It involves interpreting the images for which words stand and connecting visual images in videos, computer program and website.

a)

Viewing

b)

Listening

c)

Reading

d)

Writing

14.

It enhances listening skills when students attend nonverbal communication.

a)

Viewing

b)

Reading

c)

Listening

d)

Speaking

15.

A set of correlative assumptions dealing with the nature of language teaching and learning.

a)

Approach

b)

Strategy

c)

Method

d)

Technique

16.

It is an overall plan for the orderly presentation of language material no part of which contradicts, and all of which is based upon the selected approach

a)

Technique

b)

Strategy

c)

Method

d)

Pedagogy

17.

It is the level of which the classroom procedures are described. It is the medium of implementation used to accomplish an immediate objective.

a)

Technique

b)

Method

c)

Approach

d)

Strategy

18.

The goal of this method is to read literature in target language and to memorize grammar rules and vocabulary of the target language.

a)

Grammar-Translation Method

b)

Direct Method

c)

Suggestopedia

d)

Community Language Learning

19.

The major focuses are reading and writing with little or no systematic attention to listening and speaking.

a)

Whole Language Approach

b)

Programmed Instruction Goals

c)

Grammar-Translation Method

d)

Direct Method Goal

20.

There is no memorization of grammar rules. Grammar is taught inductively by generating from examples.

a)

Direct Method

b)

Audio-Lingual Approach

c)

Silent way

d)

Suggestopedia

21.

New vocabulary and structures are presented through dialogs which are learned through imitation and repetition.

a)

Audio-Lingual Approach

b)

Community Language Learning

c)

Total Physical Response

d)

Communicative Approach

22.

The teacher observes the student's ability to transfer what they have learn to a new context.

a)

Silent way

b)

Communicative approach

c)

Suggestopedia

23.

Its goal is to provide an individualized, carefully monitored, and skills specific approach to reading instruction.

a)

Management system approach

b)

Whole Language

c)

Programmed Instruction

24.

Its goal for the learners is to learn different reading skills systematically.

a)

Basal Reader Approach

b)

Individual Reading Instruction

c)

Communicative Approach

25.

Cooperation is encouraged; The teacher and the student together make decisions in class.

a)

Community Language Learning

b)

Communicative Approach

c)

Basal-reader approach

26.

Its goal is to integrate listening, reading, and writing skills development with the existing language of students.

a)

Language Experience Approach

b)

Basal Reader approach

c)

Communicative approach

27.

The goal is to read materials of the students' own choice and to progress at their own rate.

a)

Individual Reading Instruction

b)

Management system approach

c)

Programmed instruction

d)

Silent way

28.

The goal is to use communication situations to express ideas and feelings. It also aims to foster love for reading.

a)

Whole language approach

b)

Programmed instruction

c)

Individual reading instruction

29.

Choice of teaching method and technique has the learner as the primary consideration

a)

Learner-centered

b)

Inclusive

c)

Teacher-centered

d)

Responsive and relevant

30.

This means that no student is excluded from the circle of learners. Everyone is “in”.

a)

Learner-centered

b)

Inclusive

c)

Culture sensitive

31.

The tasks required of students are within their level. You will not expect formal operations thinking of kindergarten children who, according to Piaget’s cognitive are only in their preoperational.

a)

Developmental appropriate

b)

Responsive and relevant

c)

Research-based

d)

Culture-sensitive

32.

It means making your teaching meaningful. You can make your teaching meaningful if you relate or connect your lessons to the students’ daily experiences.

a)

Developmental appropriate

b)

Responsive and relevant

c)

Inclusive

d)

Research-based

33.

Believing that students learn by building upon their prior knowledge (knowledge that students already know prior to you teaching. This prior knowledge is called a schema.

a)

Constructivist

b)

Inclusive

c)

Learner-centered

d)

Developmentally appropriate

34.

The core of the learning process is to elicit student-generated questions.

a)

Inquiry-based and reflective

b)

Constructivist

c)

Contextualize and global

35.

It is an intradisciplinary when the integration is within one discipline. The teaching can be integrating skills within the subject like the macroskills.

a)

Integrative

b)

Collaborative

c)

Research-based

d)

Constructivist

36.

Is a method, or set of methods, used to teach across curricular disciplines or the bringing together of separate discipline  common themes, issues or problems.

a)

Interdisciplinary Integration

b)

Intradisciplinary Approach

c)

Reflective approach

37.

You develop the same concepts from 1 grade level to the next in increasing complexity. It is revisiting concepts at each grade level  with increasing depth. This enable students to explore connection among the sciences and the branches of Math.

a)

Spiral progression approach

b)

Integrative

c)

MTB-MLE-Based

38.

It describes how people acquire and practices of language their knowledge of the language teaching.

a)

Method

b)

Approach

c)

Technique

d)

Strategy

39.

You lecture immediately on what you want the students to learn without necessarily involving them in the process.

a)

Direct Instruction

b)

Indirect Instruction

c)

Deductive

d)

Inductive

40.

You give the student an active role in the learning process.

a)

Direct Instruction

b)

Indirect Instruction

c)

Deductive

d)

Inductive

41.

You begin your lesson with a generalization, a rule, a definition and end with examples and illustrations or with what is concrete.

a)

Direct Instruction

b)

Indirect Instruction

c)

Deductive

d)

Inductive

42.

You begin your lesson with the examples, with what is known, with the concrete and with details. You end with the students giving the generalization, abstraction or conclusion

a)

Direct Instruction

b)

Indirect Instruction

c)

Deductive

d)

Inductive