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ESP course

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following best explains the concept of “necessities” in ESP needs analysis?

a)

The teaching methods that learners prefer in the classroom

b)

The language and communication skills learners must acquire to function effectively in the target situation

c)

The language and skills learners want to improve based on personal interest

d)

The content found in standard business English textbooks

2.

What is a key limitation of relying solely on published textbooks when designing a course on business meetings?

a)

They usually provide outdated vocabulary and grammar structures

b)

They often overemphasize listening skills while neglecting speaking

c)

They may fail to reflect the relational aspects and pragmatics of real workplace discourse

d)

They do not include enough transactional language for meetings

3.

Which method is considered useful for identifying the “lacks” of learners who have little or no prior work experience with business meetings?

a)

Conducting interviews with their employers

b)

Comparing their language use with that of native speakers in written tasks

c)

Having them reflect on previous textbook-based learning activities

d)

Analyzing their performance in role-plays or simulated meeting tasks

4.

Which of the following is a key challenge faced by new ESP practitioners transitioning from EGP teaching?

a)

Lack of classroom management skills

b)

Lack of training specific to ESP methodologies

c)

Overreliance on communicative language teaching

5.

What factor does not influence the amount of subject knowledge an ESP teacher may need?

a)

Whether students are experts or apprentices

b)

The language level of the students

c)

The nature of the teaching materials

d)

The size of the class

6.

What is one recommended strategy for ESP teachers lacking subject knowledge?

a)

Avoid using technical terminology in class

b)

Limit student interaction to maintain control

c)

Focus only on general academic skills

d)

Collaborate with subject specialists and apply genre analysis

7.

What is the primary function of course evaluation in the ESP course-design cycle?

a)

To inform future course design by identifying mismatches in needs

b)

To assign final grades to students

c)

To determine which students should continue the course

d)

To compare the ESP course with standard EGP programs

8.

What is one major benefit of using authentic business meeting dialogues in ESP instruction?

a)

They help learners focus solely on grammatical accuracy.

b)

They present idealized forms of professional discourse for modeling.

c)

They allow learners to observe how relational language functions in real contexts.

d)

They avoid the risk of learners misinterpreting cultural norms.

9.

In the Illustration–Interaction–Induction (III) model,what does the “Induction” phase primarily aim to do?

a)

Train students in pronunciation through choral repetition

b)

Raise learners’ awareness of discourse and spoken grammar features

c)

Encourage students to memorize key meeting vocabulary

d)

Provide explicit grammar explanations using textbooks

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