WorksheetsKrashen´s Hypothesis
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
According to Krashen, which is stronger for becoming fluent in a language?
a) Learning grammar rules.
b) Memorizing vocabulary lists
c) Acquisition through natural communication
d) Translating everything
The Acquisition–Learning Hypothesis says we only learn a language by studying rules.
True
False
Which hypothesis explains that grammar knowledge acts like a “checker” before or after we speak?
a) Monitor Hypothesis
b) Natural Order Hypothesis
c) Affective Filter Hypothesis
d) Input Hypothesis
The Monitor can only work if we know the rule, have time, and focus on form.
True
False
Which hypothesis says grammar structures are acquired in a predictable sequence, no matter how teachers present them?
a) Monitor Hypothesis
b) Natural Order Hypothesis
c) Input Hypothesis
d) Acquisition–Learning Hypothesis
What is “i+1” in Krashen’s theory?
a) An equation for memory
b) Language input slightly above the learner’s current level
c) A grammar exercise
d) A test strategy
According to the Input Hypothesis, students learn best when they don’t understand anything they hear.
True
False
Which hypothesis explains that stress, fear, or low motivation can block language learning?
a) Affective Filter Hypothesis
b) Natural Order Hypothesis
c) Monitor Hypothesis
d) Acquisition–Learning Hypothesis
A student feels relaxed, motivated, and confident. According to Krashen, their affective filter is:
a) High
b) Low
c) Broken
d) Neutral
Krashen believes teachers should focus only on grammar drills and error correction.
True
False
