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Teaching English for Specific Purposes

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is ESP?

a)

Approach to language teaching that focuses on technical vocabulary of a specific field.

b)

Approach to language teaching that focuses on the student and teacher's needs of a specific field.

c)

Approach to language teaching that focuses on the student's needs of a specific field.

d)

A new approach to language teaching that focuses on what the student wants to learn.

2.

(a)   needs are the ones the learners has based on a school, university, or other setting where the primary goal is learning.

3.

The needs of learners in a workplace setting, such as a factory, restaurant, or hospital, etc. are considered as...

a)

Academy needs

b)

Occupational needs

c)

Occupying needs

d)

Academic needs

4.

The branches of ESP are...

a)

EAP & EOP

b)

EIP & EOP

c)

EAP & ESP

d)

EOP & EPP

5.

This ESP feature considers propositions and their application as vital part of its core. In addition, requires instructors to have pedagogical background and be able to contextualize.

a)

Attention to students' needs

b)

Attention to practical approaches

c)

Attention to theories of teaching

d)

Attention to theory and practice

6.

What are the three main options for selecting materials in ESP?

a)

Textbooks, worksheets, and videos

b)

Adopt a published textbook, modify or adapt a published textbook, create a custom set of materials

c)

Grammar exercises, vocabulary lists, and role-playing activities

d)

Use only authentic materials, create materials from scratch, and rely on technology

7.

What are the roles of materials in the ESP classroom?

a)

To entertain students, assess their progress, and promote creativity

b)

To provide structure, engage in incidental learning, and support non-specialist instructors

c)

To replace the instructor, reduce class planning efforts, and challenge students

d)

To monitor attendance, provide feedback, and administer exams

8.

Why are highly authentic materials favored in ESP courses?

a)

They are easier for learners to understand.

b)

They reflect the linguistic and pragmatic features of the target language setting.

c)

They are less motivating for students.

d)

They require no background information for learners.

9.

What is the key consideration in using authentic materials in ESP courses?

a)

Authentic materials are always the best choice.

b)

A balance between highly authentic and artificial materials based on learners' proficiency and goals.

c)

Highly authentic materials should be used exclusively.

d)

Highly authentic materials are never suitable for ESP.

10.

What is the key difference between assessment and evaluation in the context of language learning?

a)

Assessment is subjective, while evaluation is objective.

b)

Assessment focuses on learners, while evaluation includes instructors and programs.

c)

Assessment measures progress, while evaluation measures proficiency.

d)

Assessment involves only written tests, while evaluation includes practical assessments.

11.

What is the primary purpose of an ongoing support and assessment of instructors in an ESP program?

a)

To decide on instructors' contract renewals

b)

To provide feedback to instructors for improvement

c)

To assign instructors to different levels

d)

To review the overall achievements of the learners

12.

The definition of ESP is commonly compared with that of ...

a)

EOP

b)

EMP

c)

EGP

d)

EST

13.

Below are reasons why a student learns ESP EXCEPT...

a)

English is the medium of knowledge in various disciplines

b)

For self-gratification solely

c)

Professionals use English in their career.

d)

English is a compulsory foreign language in many school and university curricula

14.

Why is it important for ESP educators to understand the needs of their students?

a)

To decipher students' learning necessities for a more informed teacher-student synergy

b)

To deliver the lessons with myriad engaging activities that would motivate the learners to pursue their language learning process

c)

To identify their learners' key requirements or needs and determine the areas in which they are lacking skills

15.

Why is it important for ESP educators to understand the needs of their students?

a)

To decipher students' learning necessities for a more informed teacher-student synergy

b)

To deliver the lessons with myriad engaging activities that would motivate the learners to pursue their language learning process

c)

To identify their learners' key requirements or needs and determine the areas in which they are lacking skills

16.

◦Are ESP materials distinctively different from General English materials?

a)

Yes

b)

No

17.

How does the role of ESP teacher differ from that of the EGP teacher?

a)

An EGP teacher is responsible to create the program's goals and objectives on top of designing interesting activities and comprehensive assessment procedures based on the preset learning outcomes while an ESP teacher's role stops at the design of articulated learning activities.

b)

While the major responsibility of an ESP teacher is to develop a syllabus based on realistic goals and to evaluate students' performance through the assessment of relevant language skills, the EGP instructor does not always determine the program's goals and objectives.

18.

How do the language needs of ESP learners differ from those on General English courses?

EGP focuses on students' overall English language abilities, whereas ESP focuses on specialised skills and demands of learners based on a deep assessment of learners' professional/academic needs.

a)

No

b)

Yes

19.

What are the two domains under ESP?

a)

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) and English for Occupational Purposes (EOP)

b)

English for Specific Topic and English for Restricted Language

c)

English as a Mother Tongue and English as Second Language

20.

It refers to the activity and industry of teaching English to non-native speakers.

a)

English Language Teaching (ELT)

b)

English Specific Purposes (ESP)

c)

English as a Mother Tongue (EMT)

21.

Language- centered and focuses on learning language from a broad perception covering all the language skills and the cultural aspects of the English-speaking community.

a)

English Language Teaching (ELT)

b)

General English (GE)

c)

English Specific Purposes (ESP)