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WorksheetsChild Language Acquisition Theory
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Use language-rich routines and many interactions with infants and toddlers to build their vocabulary abnormalities.
False
True
Following this principle helps children learn abstract words and encourages children to recognize how words link to categories.
Children Need to Hear Diverse Examples of Words and Language Structures
Vocabulary and Grammatical Development Are Reciprocal Processes
Children Learn Words Best in Meaningful Contexts
Interactive and Responsive Rather Than Passive Contexts Promote Language Learning
The system of principles, conditions, and rules that are elements or properties of all human languages in the theory of Noam Chomsky is referred to as:
Universal Grammar
Language Acquisition Support System
Language Acquisition Device
Which of these statements is a requirement of Acquisition?
Pre-language” use of sound provides the child with some experience of the social role
The child gradually becomes capable of producing sequences of vowel-like sounds
Child need interaction with other language-users
A conversational structure that seems to assign an interactive role to the young child
A supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained.
Definition
Foundation
Principle
Theory
What is the correct language acquisition process?
Learning Imitation, Learning correction, Developing morphology, syntax, and semantics
Learning Imitation, Learning correction, Developing syntax, semantics, morphology
Learning Imitation, Learning correction, Developing semantics, morphology, and syntax
Learning Imitation, Learning correction, Developing morphology, semantics, and syntax
In the last century children are scientifically proven to learn how to talk by copying adult’s talk.
TRUE
FALSE
NOT GIVEN
Females can learn languages easier than males.
True
False
Every person reaches speech milestones at the same time (example: first word at 12 months)
True
False
He came to the conclusion that children’s minds are NOT blank slates to be filled by imitating language they hear in the environment.
Noam Chomsky
Jerome Bruner
Lev Vygotsky
Jean Piaget
Who is the main representative of Behaviorism?
Chomsky
Skinner
Paulov
Vygoysky
Language acquisition is NOT...
the process of learning a new language
the process learning how to pronounce words
the process of learning how to speak
the process of learning to eat
What does LAD mean?
LAD: Learning Acquisition Device
LAD: Language Acquisition Device
LAD: Language Acquisition Development
LAD: Languege Acqisition Device
It based on the aspect that a child develops language as he develops intellect. The It focuses on the innate aspects of the brain that allows children to formulate verbal processes.
Cognitive
Behavioral
Structural
Constructivism
The principal method of human communication, consisting of words used in a structured and conventional way and conveyed by speech, writing, or gesture.
Language
Language Acquisition
First Language Acquisition
Learning
We acquire a second language the same way we acquire our mother tongue.
True
False
If a baby is born in KL and then moves to Shanghai, he/she will automatically be better at learning English than someone born in China?
True
False
Children need to hear sentences that they can understand without knowing a lot about the language they’re trying to learn. This view can be referred to that
the language needs to be useful for a kid.
the language must be adaptable for toddlers.
the language has to be meaningful for the child.
Each theory of language learning is discreet and cannot be mixed with another.
True
False
The culture of students doesn’t affect how long it takes them to acquire English. All students learn language the same way.
True
False
Learning is a systematic means of communicating ideas or feelings by the use of conventionalized signs, sounds, gesture or marks having understood meanings.
TRUE
FALSE
Proposed the Cognitive theory of Language development.
Jean Piaget
BF Skinner
Noam Chomsky
Edward Thorndike
It is an approach to language development that focuses on the relationship between language form and social meaning.
Functional
Nativist
Behavioristic
Cognitive
For speakers to be bilingual, they must
understand and speak both languages at the same level
live in a setting where two languages are regularly spoken
know about two or more languages
able to understand and speak two languages
What is the meaning of input?
The child gradually becomes capable of producing sequences of vowel-like sounds
Pre-language” use of sound provides the child with some experience of the social role
The language that an acquirer/learner is exposed to, in contrast to output.
Capability to bring back their tongue with the back of the palate, producing these velar consonants [g][k]
It is a complex process of discovery, collaboration, and inquiry facilitated by language.
Education
Learning
Language
Principle
It is the non-conscious process by which the child acquires language.
First Language Acquisition
Second Language Acquisition
Learning means change in behavior or behavior potential that occurs as a result of experience.
TRUE
FALSE
This approach to learning studied changes in behavior that are caused by a person’s direct experience of their environment, using the principles of classical and operant conditioning to explain them.
Functional
Nativist
Behavioristic
Cognitive
It gave birth to stimulus–response (S–R) theory which strives to explain L2 learning as the acquisition of a set of structures through the process of habit formation
Behaviorism
Functionalism
Structuralism
Constructivisim
Children acquire a language by imitating adults.
Behaviorists view
Cognitivist view
Constructivist view
There are phonological and grammatical systems in all languages. There are several sub systems with in a language. The phonology of a language forms its own system as the various sounds function in a systematic way.
Language is learnt.
Language is related to the culture of society.
Language is a systems of systems.
Language is species uniformed.
There is a clear definition of the term "language" universal for all the linguistic branches.
True
False
Which are the three strategies to learn the language according to the behaviorist position?
Imitation
Habits
Practice
Memorization
To make multi-word sentences, children have to________
A. be physically mature
B. speak one-word sentences
C. know more words
It is an unconscious process that does not presuppose teaching, and the child controls the pace
Language Acquisition
Language Learning
Language Education
Language Teaching
When adults understand and respond to infants’ and toddlers’ nonverbal communication, they let children know that they are nonsense communication partners.
False
True
Every creature who lives learns. Man learns most. The human nervous system is very complex so are human reactions and so are human acquisition. Positive learning is vital for children’s growth and development.
TRUE
FALSE
The Zone of Proximal Development is between
What the learner can do with help and what the learner cannot do
What the learner can do with help and what the learner cannot do
What the learner can do on their own and what they can do with help
stress and calm
Adoptees can speak their mother tongue well although they have not heard it after entering America.
TRUE
FALSE
NOT GIVEN
This approach to language is concerned with real language used by real people – not schoolbook exercises contrived purely to teach some point of grammar, or reading texts devised to teach some aspect of reading.
behavioristic
nativist
functional
cognitive
"Do as I tell you" is _____
instrumental
regulatory
interactional
interpersonal
"Tell me why" is _____
representational
heuristic
imaginative
interactional
"Lets pretend" is _____.
imaginative
regulatory
representational
instrumental
"I want" is _____
heuristic
interactional
regulatory
instrumental
