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The learners’ own version of the second language which they speak as they learn
children
all answers are correct
read the text to find Ann’s, Sam’s and Julie’s birthdays
the cognitive theory
the topics dealt with in the textbook may not be relevant or interesting for your class
to prepare learners for listening comprehension
carelessness, first language interference and translation
10. Which process occurs in the following sentences: 1. She walked fastly to catch the bus. 2.
He walked quickly to catch the train.
overgeneralization
thought and reasoning on the part of the learners are rejected
12. Positive transition of skills in the mother tongue to the target language is called:
transfer
13. To develop students’ knowledge about the culture of the people whose language they are
learning is:
cultural aim of teaching a foreign language
14. “What do you think about the problem discussed in the audio text?” is an example of:
after-listening task
15. The specific ability a learner has for learning a second language.
aptitude
they are an important and necessary part of language learning, learners need to experiment with
language in order to work out how language works.
using a dictionary
19. There are four different categories for describing errors. According to Krashen (1982)
addition is …
the presence of an item that must not appear in a well formed utterance
20. This type of reading is aimed at understanding and analyzing all the information in the
text:
Scanning
learner-centered
22. There are four different categories for describing errors. According to Krashen (1982)
omission is …
the absence of an item that must appear in a well formed utterance
all mentioned
24. The best technique to present the word “doll” will be:
demonstrating a toy
a dynamic, reciprocal and interactive process
27. A learner's attitude to English, to the teacher, to other learners in the group and to
herself/himself are the examples for …
affective factors
Creative motivation states that people are driven by the desire to pursue and achieve specific goals.
People who are driven by this type of motivation desire the achievement of a task or goal itself, and
not necessarily because of the reward that’s attached
read the text to find out exactly how the machine works.
30. The process of working out the rules on the basis of examples is called:
induction
Intrinsic, extrinsic motivation
someone who learns best through verbal lectures, discussions, talking things through and listening
to what others have to say.
demonstrating a picture (or a flower)
35. Who makes decisions on the size of groups, the roles the students will be assigned, the
materials needed in formal cooperative learning?
teacher
36. Negative transition of knowledge of the mother tongue structure to the target language is
called:
interference
37. The influence of the mother tongue on learning a foreign language is called:
interference
explicit teacher modeling
self-editing
An error in which learners wrongly apply a rule for one item of the language to another item
41. The form of classroom interaction where learners work together part or all of the time is
called:
group work
42. “Look at the title of the text and guess what the text is about” is an example of:
pre-reading task
all answers are correct
44. The best technique to present the word “blind” will be:
to give a definition
45. What are three stages of working with a text for listening:
pre-listening, while-listening, after-listening
Cross-cultural communication
is a particular method of doing an activity, usually a method that involves practical skills
48. Using contrastive analysis, teacher selects a pair of words that sound identical except for a
single sound that typically poses difficulty for the learners - students are to pronounce and
differentiate the two words is…
Use of Minimal Pairs
49. To teach a new word means to teach
all these aspects
50. “Look at the key words in the text and guess what the text is about” is an example of:
pre-reading task
To'g'ri 45
Foiz 90.0