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Worksheets(2) أسئلة الرخصة المهنية لمعلمي اللغة الإنجليزية
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
When a teacher instructs students to Write down all of the idea they can think of related to a topic, this is known as
Outlining
Clustering
Note-taking
Brainstorming
Which phase of writing involves defining A topic and brainstorming?
Planning
Drafting
Revising
Editing
The listening comprehension strategy Where students are asked to listen to a Paragraph as it's read aloud and summarize it in their own words, is a ............. Task.
Semi-guided
Pre-listening
Unstructured
Selective listening
To look quickly through a reading Passage to find something is called:
Synthesizing
Visualizing
Skimming
Scanning
When students combine what they already know with the new materials in the text to activate their prior knowledge about the topic based on surrounding context clues, they are:
Predicting
Reflecting
Synthesizing
Remembering
When a teacher asks his students to read other texts written by the same author or Texts with a common theme, style or Content, he wants them to ..........
Make text-to-text connections
Use the extensive reading strategy
Use the intensive reading strategy
Make text-to-world connections
A persuasive/argumentative essay makes A claim or takes a position and backs it Up with ..........
Statistics, facts, or expert opinions
Stating arguments in a sequence of events
Similarities and differences between two Topics
Explaining the what, why, how, when, and Where of a topic
Writing seen to be the hardest skill even to the native speakers of a language Because it involves .............
Considering the graphic representations of Speech and development and presentations of thoughts in a structured way.
Using the register or language variety that is appropriate to the situation.
Recognizing acoustic attributes of prosody.
Guessing word meaning from context.
Spoken language differs from phonology Representations given in a dictionary. For Example, people say 'orright' for 'all right' Because they speak:
Ungrammatically and fluently
Informally and spontaneously
Normally and meaningfully
Formally and accurately
How many thesis statements does an Essay include?
One
Two
The number varies according to ideas Presented in the essay
The number varies according to number of Paragraphs
A suggested activity to improve listening Is to re-tell listeners a well-know story. They will be motivated to............and enjoy it.
Use facial expressions
Understand the events
Record responses
Perform actions
Which of the following types of essays can Follow chronological order?
Descriptive essay
Narrative Essay
Classification essay
Persuasive essay
Students wrote a composition according To given guidelines about content and Organization. This type of writing is Called .......
Writing for fluency
Guided writing
Writing for training
Writing for communication
Among the following types of academic Essays, which one is MOST likely to use Comparison and contrast or cause and Effect to explain a process to the reader?
Narration
Description
Exposition
Persuasion
An English teacher asks students to read a short story quickly and write down the overall theme of the story. Which reading strategy does the teacher implements?
Scanning
Skimming
Reading for detailed information
Paraphrasing
An ESL teacher instructs his/her students to read a passage about China to answer a question about the number of people living there. The teacher here is using the reading strategy of:
Scanning
Skimming
Connecting
Visualizing
Checking your work for language mistakes after you have finished writing is called .........
Paraphrasing
Proofreading
Drafting
Planning
The teacher asks students what Information they can tell him/her about the Topic before starting to listen to the text. Here, the teacher is .............
Activating students' prior knowledge
Focusing on language accuracy
Using the bottom-up model
Dealing with connected speech
The teacher who starts with the presentation of a rule followed by examples in which the rule is applied resorts to ...... approach
Formal
Declarative
Inductive
Deductive
In which of the following stages of the Writing process would the use of graphic Organizers be most appropriate?
Writing the draft
Revising and editing
Brainstorming and prewriting
Writing the final draft
Written lesson plans have many advantages for the teachers. Which of the following is not one of these advantages?
They can give teachers an idea about student’s motivation and performance
They can serve as formal evidence in case teachers are to be observed
They can be used as a record or reminder of what has been taught
They can help teachers improve their teaching for next semesters
Before planning a lesson, it is important to consider a number of factors, one of these factors is....?
Deciding the time allocated to each lesson
Settings a proper grading system for each activity
Designing task that can measure students' understanding for the lesson
Understanding the educational and cultural background of the students
Which of the following stages of a lesson encourages students to use their preexisting knowledge?
Production
Evaluation
Warm up
Practice
A clear statement that describes competence that students should possess at the end of Instruction is referred to as....
A syllabus
A portfolio
An objective
A contingency plan
Learning objectives that mainly focus on building L2 learners' knowledge is known as......... objectives
Affective
Cognitive
Psychomotor
Interpersonal
What type of learning objective is this? (By the end of this course the students will be able to name three manners of articulation)
Evaluation
Knowledge
Application
Comprehension
An example of a measurable learning objectives is.......
Students will be familiar with sounds
Students will learn how to pronounce /p/ and /b/.
I will teach students how to pronounce /p/ and /b/.
I will teach students how to pronounce two sounds.
Which of the following is the most adequate behavioral objective for a grammar lesson about the past simple tense? by the end of the lesson, students......
Will be able to use the past simple correctly
Will be able to understand the past simple tense
Will know when to use the past simple tense
Will realize the importance of Past simple tense
Specific learning objectives should be....
Observable and measurable
Observable but not necessarily measurable
Focused on the instructor's teaching strategies
Focused on the student's behavior over a period of time
Which of the following lesson plans is the correct order?
Lead in- feedback- activity
Lead in- activity – feedback
Peer check – lead in – activity
Activity – lead in- peer check
Learning objectives should be written by the
Teacher
Student
Social advisor
School principal
In lesson planning ...... must have an objective
Every activities
New activities
Some activities
Uncommon activities
Motivation that arises as a result of the student’s desire to gain a social or an economic reward is referred to as ...... motivation
Intrinsic
Integrative
Instrumental
Psychological
When teachers set high yet realistic expectations for all students, this result in ......
Frustrating students
Filtering out low achieving students
Motivating students to do their best
More homework and stronger assessment criteria
Is the information that a teacher receives from students about their reactions to a lesson or an activity
Curricula
Feedback
Lesson plan
Course book
One of the internal factors that motivates student language learning is......
Arousal of curiosity
Cultural norms
The local educational system
The sizes of classes and schools
Activities that require students to categorize cases, elements, or events using established criteria are used to measure a learning objective know as....
Classifying
Critiquing
Assessing
Recalling
Activities that require students to use procedures to solve tasks are used to measure a learning objective which is called....
Application
Evaluation
Designing
Analyzing
Students will understand the concept of plot: The previous statement was writing in a teacher's lesson plan, it should be started under......
Icebreakers
Learning goals
Learning activities
Warm up activities
Learning goals need to be SMART goals, (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and timely). Which of these five principles did Sami miss when he gave the following assignment instructions to his students?
(You need to give a presentation on British spelling vs. American spelling, prepare three to four slides on that topic including 8 examples (each has half a point), use photos and videos if you like, and use Microsoft PowerPoint to produce on electronic file)
Attainable
Realistic
Specific
Timely
Which of the following is a general learning outcome?
Students will be able to write descriptive essay.
Students will be able to write personal stories.
Students will be able to write academically.
Students will be able to write E-mails to classmates.
Which of the following is a specific learning outcome?
Students will be able to appreciate English grammar.
Students will be able to understand the writing process.
Students will be able to value phonetics and phonology.
Students will be able to use present tense in reports.
Which one of the following lesson-plans is the correct order?
lead in-feedback-activity
lead in-activity-feed back
peer check-lead in-activity
activity-lead in-peer check
Which question is most relevant to identifying the desired results of a lesson?
How can the teacher engage the students throughout the lesson?
What prior knowledge and skills do my students have before this lesson?
How much time do I spend on each activity during the lesson?
What should my students have learned by the end of this lesson?
Critical learning moments happen when:
Teachers are giving the best effort.
Students are working together.
Lessons impact students.
Students are happy.
The knowledge and skills students acquired by the end of a lesson are articulated through forming ............
Assessments
Objectives
Contingency plans
Instructional strategies
Learning goal statements should begin with .............
Adverbs
Action verbs
Adjectives
Prepositions
Learners' ability to combine previous experiences with new materials in order to produce a whole new structure is known as ............
Application
Analysis
Evaluation
Synthesis
Why is designing a lesson that revolves around simply having fun with learning insufficient?
Learning should not always be fun.
It would compromise the teacher’s authority.
Learning objectives would be difficult to measure.
It is difficult to judge what learners would consider fun.
Helping students by modeling performance can lead to linguistic....?
Failure
Anxiety
Confidence
Embarrassment
Which of the following question should take precedence for a teacher when planning a lesson?
What might go wrong?
Who are the students?
What will It achieve?
How should it work?
When planning lesson activities, the time spent on each should be ......
Fixed
Extended
Unlimited
Estimated
Ali sometimes spends a few minutes modeling difficult words for his students, and they repeat them after him. This activity is called .......
Acting
Miming
Dictating
Choral drilling
In order to collect information about students' learning needs, wishes, desires, etc. for the sake of designing a language course, a Teacher needs to do...
A program evaluation
An assessment plans
A needs analysis
A teaching portfolio
One of the general principals of course design is orientation. It entails ....
Checking whether the needs of the target group have been met.
Evaluating materials in the light of accreditation standards.
Brainstorming with colleagues and selecting course materials.
Monitoring lessons and selecting suitable teaching techniques
One way of discovering the strengths and weaknesses of a textbook is to try it out in classroom setting. What mechanism is this called?
Piloting of the book
Analysis of the book
Consultation about the book
Opinion gathering about the book
Information regarding customs of greeting, habitation, and clothing of the target language should be presented through ............... materials.
Digital
Paper- based
Authentic
Scientific
No matter how good the textbook used for class is, it will never be perfect for each teacher or learning objective. Therefore, a teacher must:
Use other better sources instead of the book.
Use the textbook as given without adaptation.
Modify and supplement according to each lesson.
Adjust the student’s learning to the textbook content.
The words (hence, in addition, moreover...) are the glue that holds your writing together. They help you smoothly connect ideas and are called :
Compound words
Transition words
Sequencing words
Ordering words
Is/are an example of authentic reading material that can be used in class
Student's written homework
Pages from the student's book
Classroom handouts
Web pages
Flash cards are commonly used to teach...?
Grammatical structures
Vocabulary items
Writing exercises
Reading aloud
A ............ is a graphic organizer used to show steps of a process or a project.
Venn diagram
Cyclical chart
Flow chart
Matrix
To make language learning more relevant and engaging to the younger generation arising trend in TESOL is ....
Using L1 for instruction
The gamification of lesson
Encouraging journal writing
Using classical literature for story telling
When using a textbook that contains a speaking activity that centers around a scenario foreign to Saudi students what should the teacher do?
Use the given activity regardless
Delete the activity as unsuitable for students
Use a different activity even if it has different learning goals
Modify the activity to suit class needs and student’s background
Students can learn a foreign second language using a specific software like:
Atlas
Mac Os
Rosetta Stone
Adobe Photoshop
It is very useful for students to be self-reliant when it comes to using learning resources. To achieve this, we need to teach students several skill sets, which of the following skills are least effective towards that end?
How to use Wikipedia as a primary source
How to effectively search, online
Basic computer skills
Basic internet skills
Learning objectives in language learning classes should be …… centered
Classroom
Teachers
Purpose
Students
Teacher: (if it's hot, I will go swimming, students: if it's hot I will go swimming) The previous conversation is an example of a teaching (Used in speaking classes) Which is known as…...
Brainstorming
self-learning
gamification
drilling
In an effective lesson, which stage comes first...?
Expansion
Presentation
Practice
Evaluation
In a lesson planning, goals are …… than objectives
longer
shorter
more general
more specific
The highest level of cognitive domain is…...
Synthesis
Analysis
Comprehension
Evaluation
Prezi is a cloud- based virtual software that teachers can use to create ……...
Online tests
Games
Slide- based presentations
Infographics
An educational software that language learners can use by themselves to develop their own language learning abilities is software referred to as …………. software.
self- learning
gaming
video conferencing
mind mapping
Teachers can adapt the curriculum in order to suit learners' abilities through……
Requirement of extra assignments
Giving more quizzes
Implementation of various teaching strategies
Replacement of the curriculum
The language lab is best used in the teaching of ...
Good writing
Reading comprehension
Free conversations
Listening comprehension
In preparing materials for language lab practice, it is best to...
Read from the textbook directly
Use transcripts for the purpose
Dictate to the recording person
Memorize the material first
In effective language teaching, computers are best used as...
Substitutes for teachers
Aids to teachers
Means of entertainment
Substitutes for textbook
It is known as …... when L2 learners apply the knowledge from their first language to their second language
Association
Connection
Movement
Transfer
An L2 learner may experience ………… in which incorrect language becomes a habit and cannot be easily corrected.
Fossilization
A plateau
Laziness
Loss of interest
When learners learn a second language because the are interested in the people and culture represented by the target language group, they are described as being………...
Intrinsically motivated
Extrinsically motivated
Integratively motivated
Instrumentally motivated
Students motivation and achievement can be enhanced by…?
Activity involving students in the learning process
Activity involving teachers in the learning process
Creating a limited range of instructional activity
Using the same instructional methods with every student
When you give your students feedback for their writing. It is proper to use the remark
This is meaningless
This is too complicated
What a stupid expression
You should explain this in a simple way
Feedback provides information to...
Students only
Teachers only
Students and teachers
Parents and principles
The view of an ideal English teacher is involving today Determining the quality of an ESL teacher is based more on
Intertwinement ability
Being entrenched in L2 culture
Being a native speaker of English
Linguistic and intercultural competence
.Learners often apply knowledge from their native language to the language they are learning. This attempt is often referred to as ...............
Translation
Metalanguage
Mixed language
Language transfer
Common error made by Arabic native speakers when using English is to write or say, "five years before rather than five years ago.
This is an example of ..............
Negative transfer
Feature merging
Positive transfer
Equivalence
TESOL is an acronym Which stands for ……………….
Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages
Testing of Languages English to Speakers of Other language
Testing of Language English as second or other language
Teaching English to students in Other Levels
Learners need to be given ........... in order to motivate them.
Assignments
Worksheets
Textbooks
Feedback
Seating arrangement should be flexible so that ........?
Students have the freedom to move their seats wherever they want
Group, pair and whole-class activities can be conducted easily
Students don’t form permanent friendship groups
The teacher ensures equality prevails in the classroom
The main purpose of using oral drilling is ......
To improve the retention capacity of learners
To assess comprehension skills of learners
To improve pronunciation and accuracy
To enhance the speaking skills of learners
One downside of the web-based learning resources is that …:
They overcome physical distance
They can be updated quickly and easily
They offer flexibility in time and location
They can be affected by technical problems
In the early stages of language learning Arab learners may produce sentences such as: She has a smile beautiful instead of She has a beautiful smile. This can be explained as …
Overextension
Positive transfer
Negative transfer
Overgeneralization
Activities which elicit physical action from the students are known as ......
Imperative drills
Pair-work activities
Group-work activities
Conversational dialogues
Which of the following is an extremely important factor to consider when selecting and evaluating a website that you want to use as an online learning resource for your students?
The extent to which it provides videos and graphics
Whether it offers a placement test to measure students' level
The content of the website and its appropriateness for their learning
The number of people using this website.
In primary school, EFL children progress from writing isolated words and Phrases to short paragraphs. It is necessary for a teacher to:
Not comment on every error to avoid discouraging the student
Highlight every error so they improve and know their mistakes
Give them mandatory dictation in every class
Allow as much group work as possible
If student's written work contains errors in multiple grammatical areas, it is best to .............
Give the student a different and easier task to write
Mark all the mistakes and ask the student to correct them
Ask the student to write the task again and be more careful
Mark one grammatical area and ask the student to make corrections
..……. are real objects used to help EFL Students better understand the meaning of new vocabulary?
Realia
T-chart
Drawings
Scaling
One of the general principles of course Design is orientation. It entails …...
Checking whether the needs of the target Group have been met.
Evaluating materials in the light of Accreditation standards.
Brainstorming with colleagues and selecting Course materials.
Monitoring lessons and selecting suitable Teaching techniques
.Teacher: I will tell you about the names of different containers to store water like Buckets, wells, canisters and lorries. The Appropriate objective for this aim will be “By the end of the lesson, students will be Able to ………………”
Complete given sentences by using the Structure " I use water to……...”
Listen to a text on the importance of water Match the right picture
Identify the different forms of vessels for Carrying water
Form true sentence about water support word Cards
Teachers usually activate students' background knowledge about the topic Through ……… activities.
Collaborative
Problem solving
The warm- up
Challenging
