This document contains a questionnaire about English language learning experiences and anxiety. It has two parts. Part I asks for demographic information like age, gender, when the respondent started learning English, their experience studying abroad, and family background. Part II contains 33 statements about language anxiety to be rated on a scale from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree. The statements cover feelings of anxiety when speaking English, taking tests, making mistakes, being called on in class, and interacting with native speakers.
This document contains a questionnaire about English language learning experiences and anxiety. It has two parts. Part I asks for demographic information like age, gender, when the respondent started learning English, their experience studying abroad, and family background. Part II contains 33 statements about language anxiety to be rated on a scale from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree. The statements cover feelings of anxiety when speaking English, taking tests, making mistakes, being called on in class, and interacting with native speakers.
This document contains a questionnaire about English language learning experiences and anxiety. It has two parts. Part I asks for demographic information like age, gender, when the respondent started learning English, their experience studying abroad, and family background. Part II contains 33 statements about language anxiety to be rated on a scale from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree. The statements cover feelings of anxiety when speaking English, taking tests, making mistakes, being called on in class, and interacting with native speakers.
Questionnaire Checklist – Survey Form 8. Are you a full time or part time student?
Yes No
9. How long have you studied English for? __________
Name (Optional): _________________________________ 10. When did you first start learning English?
Age: __________________ Sex: Male Female Primary School Secondary School
College Others, specify: ____________
SA A D SD PART I 11. Did you stop studying English? If yes, why and how 4 3 2 1 1. Do you feel quite sure of yourself 1. When did you start learning English? long? when speaking in the English class? 2. Don’t you worry about making Elementary High School Yes. _________________ No mistakes in the English class? College Others, specify: ______________ 12. How old were you when you took English again? 3. Do you tremble when you know that you are going to be called on in 2. Do you like English lessons? ______________________________________________ the English class? 4. Is it frightening when you don't Yes No Sometimes 13. Have you ever visited an English-speaking country? understand what the teacher is saying in the English class. 3. Do you study English after class? Yes No 5. Does it bother you to take more Yes No Sometimes 14. Where did you go and for how long? English classes? 6. During English class, do you find 4. How often do you speak English in your daily life? ______________________________________________ yourself thinking about things that have nothing to do with the course? 1-2 hours a day 5-6 hours a day 15. Why are you taking English? 7. Do you keep thinking that the other students are better at 3-4 hours a day More than 6 hours a day University Requirement Interest in Languages languages than you? 8. Are you usually at ease during tests 4-5 hours a day Almost never Others, specify: ______________________________ in English classes? 5. Parents’/Guardian’s Highest Educational Attainment? PART II 9. Do you panic when I you have to speak without preparation in the Elementary High School The following statements concern the situations of foreign English class? language speaking anxiety. There is no right or wrong 10. Are you worried about the College Others, specify: ______________ answers. Rate how many these statements reflect how consequences of failing the English you feel or think personally. Select the choice class? 6. Do you have any relatives who speaks English in corresponding to the degree of your agreement or disagreement. your family? If yes, specify your answer LEGEND: Yes. ____________ No 4 = Strongly Agree 2 = Disagree 7. Do you talk to them in English? 3 = Agree 1 = Strongly Disagree Yes No SA A D SD 4 3 2 1 21. The more I study for an English test, the more confused I get. SA A D SD 22. Don’t you feel nervous to prepare 4 3 2 1 very well for the English class? 11. Can you understand why some 23. Do you always feel that the other people get so upset over foreign students speak English better than you language classes? do? 12. In English class, Do you get so 24. Are you conscious about speaking nervous when you forget things you English in front of other students? know? 25. Are you worried about getting behind 13. It is embarrassing to volunteer when language class moves so quickly? answering questions in English? 26. Do you feel more tense and nervous 14. Wouldn’t you feel nervous in your English class than in any other speaking English with native class? speakers? 27. Do you get nervous when you are 15. Do you get upset when you don't speaking in your English class? understand what the teacher is 28. When you are on your way to English correcting? class, do you feel very sure and relaxed? 16. Do you feel anxious even if I you 29. Do you get nervous when you don't are well prepared for the English understand every word of the language class? teacher? 17. Do you often feel like not going 30. Are you overwhelmed by the number to your English class? of rules one has to learn to speak 18. Are you afraid that your English? language teacher is ready to correct 31. Are you afraid that the other every mistake you make? students will laugh at you when you 19. Are you confident when you speak English? speak in English class? 32. Would you probably feel 20. Can you feel your heart comfortable around native speakers of pounding when you are going to be English? called on in class? 33. Do you get nervous when the instructor asks questions that you haven't prepared?