According to SAT, "overlearning" or intensive practice is essential ...

the other options are all wrong

For Skill Acquisition Theory, automatization...

The other 3 options are all wrong

Skill Acquisition Theory cannot explain...

acquisition of implicit knowledge

Processability Theory doesn't focus on ...

implicit - explicit knowledge interface

Goldschnider & DeKeyser (2001) gave evidence proving that...

attention can explain some acquisition processes

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1
Who would say “Practising output processing leads to building more powerful cognitive rules, and so to L2 development"?
Pienemann
All of them
Swain
DeKeyser
2
According to SAT, "overlearning" or intensive practice is essential ...
mainly when building declarative knowledge
from the very beginning of L2 development
mainly when building procedural knowledge
the other options are all wrong
3
According to PT, at stage 3 learners can build the sentence “She has been here” but not “Has she been here?”
False
True
4
Processability Theory is largely focused on...
semantic processing
all other options are wrong
output processing
input and output processing
5
Our working memory handles cognitive processing while our long-term memory holds our mental representation of language.
False
True
6
For Skill Acquisition Theory, automatization...
implies transferring declarative knowledge to varied tasks
is a quick process
The other 3 options are all wrong
takes us to perfect, error-free, performance
7
Skill Acquisition Theory cannot explain...
development of fluency in reading comprehension
fossilization
acquisition of implicit knowledge
variability in learning rates
8
Which ones are not symbols?
Multi-word units
They are all symbols
Morphemes
Phonemes
9
In PT, we know marked alignment is in place in a learner’s interlanguage when s/he...
None of them are correct
uses SVO in L2 English
is at least at stage 3
uses topicalization
10
Restructuring is a notion that can explain...
none of the options given
transfer appropriate processing
fossilization
backsliding
11
According to rule-based theories, rules compute symbols on the basis of their semantic and phonological properties
False
True
12
Language use determines cognitive development according to...
Skinner
Piaget
Chomsky
Vygotsky
13
Processability Theory doesn't focus on ...
systematic developmental stages
PT focuses on all of them
implicit - explicit knowledge interface
variation among learners
14
Goldschnider & DeKeyser (2001) gave evidence proving that...
the order of morpheme acquisition is not systematic in SLA
salience can explain automatization
attention can explain some acquisition processes
there's no systematic acquisition of word order

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