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Units 5, 10 and 17 - Review
Units 5, 10 and 17 - Review
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1
What is the focus of the essay regarding English as a Foreign Language (EFL) writing?
B) Understanding the sound-grapheme system
D) Exploring punctuation rules
C) Analyzing oral language only
A) Transcribing speech directly
2
Which country is often referred to as Ulster?
England
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
3
Which mountain is the highest in the United States?
Denali
Mount Rainier
Mount Rushmore
Mount St. Helens
4
What is the official name of the United Kingdom?
England
Great Britain
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Scotland
5
In _____ English, many verbs that end in –ize can also end in –ise, whereas these are spelt with –ize in _____ English.
C) British / American
D) Canadian / British
B) American / British
A) Britain / America
6
What is the main difference between authentic songs and adapted songs?
C) Level of competence
A) Language complexity
B) Cultural relevance
D) Graded language for students
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What is the advantage of using authentic songs in the classroom according to the text?
A) Simplified language
B) Overcomplicated vocabulary
C) Motivating students
D) Lack of real language use
8
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington
Barack Obama
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
9
Who is the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom as of 2022?
Boris Johnson
Rishi Sunak
Queen Elizabeth II
Margaret Thatcher
10
According to the introduction, why are songs considered a crucial didactic tool in Primary Education?
B) Children's love for songs, rhymes, and chants
D) Lack of repetition
C) Their formal structure
A) Due to their complex vocabulary
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What significant event occurred on the 4th of July, 1776?
Halloween
Christmas Day
Independence Day
Thanksgiving Day
12
Which river is the longest in the United Kingdom?
Mersey
Avon
Thames
Severn
13
What is the distinction made in the first section of the paper?
B) Graphetics and Graphology definitions
C) Grammar and syntax analysis
A) Alphabet origins
D) Phonological alphabetic systems
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What are the three main sections the paper is divided into?
C) Poetry, Drama and Prose
D) Songs as a poetic vehicle, Typology and Techniques
A) Poetic function of songs, Typology and Activities
B) Phonetics, Strategies and Techniques
15
According to the curriculum mentioned, what skills must be predominant during the first cycle of the Primary stage?
A) Written skills
B) Oral skills
C) Reading skills
D) Listening skills
16
What is the currency of the Republic of Ireland?
Euro
Dollar
Pound Sterling
Peso
17
When do nouns change from -y to -i?
D) When preceded by a vowel, except -ier
B) When preceded by a vowel
A) When preceded by a consonant
C) When preceded by a consonant, except -ing
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How are plural possessive nouns indicated using an apostrophe?
C) By adding the apostrophe
D) By adding the apostrophe and s
A) By adding -es
B) By adding -s only
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What does the text mention as a key aspect in a well-structured lesson plan when using songs in the English classroom?
B) Sociocultural aspects
A) Reading comprehension
D) Spelling practice
C) Grammar exercises
20
What purpose does capitalization serve in writing?
A) To indicate possession
B) To emphasize words
C) To separate sentences
D) To mark proper nouns
21
Which Irish city is the capital of Ireland?
Cork
Londonderry
Limerick
Dublin
22
What legislation supports multilingualism and communicative competence in at least one foreign language for students?
D) Decree 209/2022
A) Organic Law 2/2006
B) Royal Decree 157/2022
C) Organic Law 3/2020
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Which theory supports the use of songs in the classroom to provide a positive atmosphere?
A) Multiple Intelligence theory
B) Input Hypothesis
C) Affective Filter Hypothesis
D) Total Physical Response (TPR)
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Nouns ending in –o, –s, –ch, –sh, –ss or –x have their plural formed by adding ...
A) -s
C) -ves
B) -ies
D) -es
25
How are nursery rhymes described in the text?
D) Academic poems for schools
A) Derivatives of literature
B) Short songs for adults
C) Oral tradition songs for children
26
What were the two major orthographic groups in English evolution during the 11th to 17th century?
C) Regular and Irregular
A) Phonetic and Non-phonetic
D) British and American
B) Populism and Elitism
27
Which major English publication was chosen as the ultimate authority for spelling in 1755?
A) Webster's Dictionary
D) Cambridge English Dictionary
C) Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
B) Oxford English Dictionary
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What is the focus of this unit?
A) Grammar structures
B) Phonological development
C) Use of songs as a teaching tool
D) Literature analysis
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The main advantage of this type of songs is that they show ‘real language’ and are motivating for students.
C) Authentic songs
D) Limericks
A) Action songs
B) Adapted songs
