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APPLIED LINGUISTICS 101
APPLIED LINGUISTICS 101
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Check your basic knowledge of Applied linguistics!
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1
He theorized that children were born with a hard-wired language acquisition device in their brain. Who is he?
B. F. Skinner
Erik Erikson
Noam Chomsky
Ivan Pavlov
2
The two words TEAR (to pull paper apart) and TEAR (the liquid from the eyes) are examples of __________.
Homographs
Antonyms
Homophones
Synonyms
3
The Monitor theory consists of 6 hypotheses about second language acquisition.
False
True
4
________ is made up of the words readily used and clearly understood by an individual when speaking and writing.
Tough vocabulary
Passivevocabulary
ReceptiveVocabulary
Active vocabulary
5
__________ is
a theory of learning based on the idea that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning.
Monitor Theory
Behaviorism
Constructionism
Cognitivism
6
Which of the following is NOT TRUE about human language?
It is symbolic.
It's arbitrary.
It's creative.
It's static.
7
According to Lev Vygotsky, ZPD stands for _________
Zone of Pre-operational Device
Zone of Proximal Development
Zone for Progressive Development
Zone for Perfect Development
8
In the Grammar-Translation method, grammar is taught ________.
deductively
very quickly
inductively
interactively
9
He is a learner who prefers to keep all options open. She is more closure-oriented. Both of them have ______.
Cognitive style preferences
Sensory style preferences
Personality-related style preferences
All are incorrect.
10
Listening is an important productive language skill central to the language learning process.
True
False
11
“The younger the better”
principle is only valid in environments where there is a constant, natural exposure to the L2.
True
False
12
Which of the following is typically NOT a synchronous mode regarding EMC?
instant messaging
voice over Internet Protocol
blogs
video-conferencing