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Which of the following is a key feature of the teacher’s role in TPR?
Giving clear commands and modeling responses
Lecturing on language theory
Avoiding physical involvement
Constantly correcting students
2
teacher says, “Stand up,” and performs the action. The students copy the movement. Then she says, “Sit down,”
Suggestopedia
Task based learning
TPR
Grammar translation
3
What is the primary purpose of the supermarket alphabet game?
Write out dialogues
Practice using new grammatical structures within a content
Teach vocabulary
Improve listening skills
4
Which of the following best describes the term “language ego”?
process of acquiring vocabulary and grammar rules in a new language.
New mode of thinking, feeling or acting while acquiring second language
influence of one’s native language on the pronunciation of a second la
ability to speak multiple languages fluently without emotional attachments
5
teacher gives students a list of Latin vocabulary with English meanings and asks them to memorize the list and translate
Communicative language teaching
Project based
Direct method
Grammar translation
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What type of materials are used in CLT?
Grammar-only handouts
Only textbooks and dictionaries
Translation sheets
. Authentic materials such as newspapers and menus
7
How is grammar taught in CLT?
By memorizing rules
Inductively through context
Through direct explanations only
Viq written exercises
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During an English class, the teacher shows a picture of a cat, says “This is a cat,” and encourages students to repeat
Direct method
Grammar translation
Immersion method
Lexicql approach
9
What is the role of the student in early stages of TPR?
To write and memorize definitions
Repeat everything the teachers says
To respond physically to commands without speaking
Translate sentences into their native language
10
In the Audio-Lingual Method, how is grammar typically taught?
By giving students written grammar exercises
Memorization of explicit grammar rules
By translating sentences
though examples and drills, without explicit rules
11
Which of the following teaching approaches involves using a variety of methods and techniques, selected and techniques
Total physical response
Project based approach
Communicative language teaching
Eclectic approach
12
What is a key feature of the ‘question-and-answer’ drill?
Focus only on writing
Discuss meaning of sentences
Quickly answer to the teachers question
Ask the teacher questions
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The class listens to a dialogue about shopping in the target language. Students then repeat each sentence after the teac
Analyzing grammar rules in details
Building speaking skilsl through repetition and imitation
Practicing writing skills first
Translating vocabulary into their native native language
14
student asks the meaning of a Spanish word, and the teacher responds with the English translation and writes grammar rul
Grammar translation
Task based language teaching
Total physical respond
Direct method
15
Why does the teacher use minimal pairs (e.g., “ship” vs. “sheep”)?
Teach sentence structure
Practice vocabulary
Practice reading comprehension
Work on pronunciation and distinguish between similar sound
16
How does the teacher handle mispronunciations in class?
Provides a written explanation
Ignores them and continues the lesson
Restates the word and works briefly with the student
Sends the student to the back of the class
17
Which of the following is an important assumption of Suggestopedia?
Memorization leads to fluency
Translation is the best path to understanding
Relaxed learners can absorb language more effectively
Frequent testing improves retention
18
What is the teacher’s primary role in the Audio-Lingual Method (ALM)?
Translate between languages
Be a model of the target language
Focus on cultural diffferences
Provide grammar rules
19
What is the purpose of the backward build-up drill?
Practice writing sentences
Introduce new vocabulary
Break down long difficult sentences for easier learning
Help students memorize dialogues
20
teacher plays a recorded dialogue in the target language about ordering food. After listening, students repeat
Identify grammatical structures in the dialogue
Develop accurate speaking and listening skills through imitation
Write a summary of the conversation in their native language
Memorize vocabulary through translation
21
Why is context important in CLT?
Focuses on form
Limits creativity
Reduces fluency
Makes language use meaningful
22
Which of the following principles refers to the use of real-life materials and activities in language learning,
Interlanguage use
Authenticity
Intrinsic motivation
Language ego
23
What kind of vocabulary is most commonly taught first in TPR?
Abstract nouns and idioms
Past tense verbs
Technical and academic terms
Action verbs and every day commands
24
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Post-Method Era in language teaching?
Emphasizing teacher autonomy and flexibility
Focusing on learner-centered and context-sensitive approaches
Strictly following a single, fixed method of teaching
Adapting strategies to fit specific classroom contexts
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How does the teacher correct errors in the Audio-Lingual Method?
She corrects errors immediately to prevent the formation of bad habits
She ignores the errors unless they are major
She lets the students self-correct
She waits until the end of the lesson to correct all errors
26
student is not forced to speak during the initial lessons. Instead, they follow commands like “Touch your head” or
Grammar translation
Suggestopedia
TPr
Task based learning
27
During a class, the teacher asks one student: “Where do you live?” and the student answers. Then same question is asked
Free conversation
Translation exercise
Role play
Chain drill
28
Which of the following is an example of a gamified element that can be used in a classroom?
Giving a student a free pass for skipping homework
Using points to track students’ progress and offer rewards for achievements
Using only traditional textbooks as learning resources
Requiring students to study without breaks or incentives
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What is a key feature of the Post-Method Era in language teaching?
Using only one method approved by educational authorities
Relying solely on traditional grammar-translation techniques
Avoiding teacher input in instructional decisions
Flexibility in choosing and adapting methods in the classroom
30
What is a characteristic of the repetition drill?
Stusents repeat lines as accurately qnd quickly as possible
Write the dialogues down
Practice listening comprehension
Translate sentences into their native language
31
class where students read classical literature in the target language and translate it into their native language using
Gtm
Lexical approach
Communicative language teaching
Direct method
32
Choose the best answer that defines “intrinsic motivation”.
The desire to complete a task to earn a reward or avoid punishment.
The need to follow instructions from an authority figure.
The drive to do something because of pressure from others.
The desire to engage in an activity for personal satisfaction or interest.
33
Which of the following supports real-life communication?
Translation activities
Sentence diagraming
Grammar drills
Problem solving tasks
34
What is the most important skill emphasized in the Audio-Lingual Method?
Listenig and speaking
Writing
Reading comprehension
Grammar translation
35
What is a key principle of CLT?
Language is learned through interaction
Accuracy comes before fluency
Repetition is more important than understanding
Language learning depends only on drills
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teacher plays soft classical music in the background while students listen to a dialogue in the target language.
TPr
Suggestopedia
Direct method
GTM
37
In the Post-Method Era, what is the primary focus for language teachers?
Relying solely on textbooks and predetermined content
Adapting and combining different teaching strategies to fit specific conten
Teaching based on a fixed method with no room for adaptation.
Limiting the use of modern technologies in language teaching.
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What is meant by “authentic communication” in CLT?
Memorizing and repeating phrases
Listening to native as it is used in real contexts
Using languages as it is used in real contexts
Reading outdated texts
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What kind of feedback is encouraged in CLT?
Encouraging self-correction and peer feedback
No feedback during communication
Only teacher correction
Written corrections after class
40
What is the main principle behind TPR?
Grammar rules must be memorized first
Writing should be prioritized early
Language learning is more effective when linked to physical movement
Reading and listening should be separete
41
In a Suggestopedia classroom, what is the role of music?
Distract students from the lesson
Teach rhythm and rhyme patterns
Create relaxed and positive learning atmosphere
Replace traditional language instructions
42
Which of the following terms refers to language teaching where teachers are encouraged to adapt and combine
Communicative language teaching
Grammar translation
Post method era
Behaviorism
43
In a German language class, students take part in daily conversations, role plays, and storytelling all in German no nat
Grammar driven learning
Grammar translation method
Direct method
Structural approach
44
In the Audio-Lingual Method, how is new vocabulary typically introduced?
Detailed grammar explanations
Through written exercises
By translating vocabulary lists
By using contextualized dialogues
45
What is the role of the teacher in Post-Method Era?
user of curriculum rules without flexibility
Translator of texts with minimal student interaction
passive follower of pre-determined teaching methods
autonomous practitioner who adapts methods to the teaching context
46
Which classroom setup supports CLT the most?
Silent reading corners
Lecture style seating
Individual translation work
Pair and group work
47
How does gamification benefit the learning process?
It encourages students to compete instead of collaborating.
It removes the need for feedback and assessment.
It replaces educational content with entertainment.
It increases motivation by making learning more interactive and rewarding.
48
teacher writes a paragraph in French on the board and asks students to translate it into English then explains grammar
Communicative approach
Grammar trnaslation
Direct method
Audio lingual
49
During a lesson, the teacher adopts a playful, theatrical tone while reading a dialogue. Students follow along in their
Language immersion through dictation
Repetition drill in audio lingual
Grammar focused in gtm
Emotional engagement in suggestopedia
50
How are errors viewed in CLT
As a natural part of learning
As unacceptable
Indicators of poor teaching
As signs of failure
51
Which learner-centered approach supports CLT?
Task based learning
Structural approach
Grammar translation
Audio lingual method
52
What does the eclectic approach in teaching or learning involve?
Avoiding the use of modern teaching tools and resources.
Using only one specific method or theory for all situations.
Applying methods that focus solely on grammar instruction.
Combining techniques and strategies from different approaches to suit needs
53
Which is an example of a fluency-focused activity?
Conjugation drills
Information gap tasks
Vocabulary tests
Dictation practice
54
What does the term “Peripheral Learning” refer to in Suggestopedia?
Learning only through visuals
Taking notes during lectures
Memorizing grammar lists
Learning from the classroom environment subconsciously
55
What is the primary goal of Suggestopedia?
Focus on rote memorization
To help students overcome psychological barriers to learning
Drill vocabulary through repition
Teach grammar deductively
56
What is the goal of the teacher’s ‘chain drill’ technique?
Practice grammar rules
Teach vocabulary
Practice and reinforce language structures through repition
Practice writing sentences
57
Choose three main principles of Post-Method Era in education system.
Language use, mother tongue, flexible atmosphere
Risk-taking, strategic investment, intrinsic motivation
Extrinsic motivation, input, behavior
Collaboration, native language, feedback
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classroom, posters with vocabulary and images are placed all over the walls. Although they are not directly taught
Translation drills in GTM
Peripheral Learning in Suggestopedia
Direct method in TPR
Cognitive mapping
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What does gamification mean in teaching foreign languages?
Teaching students how to create video games.
The use of game elements like points, digital tools to increase engagement
Replacing traditional lessons with online gaming sessions.
Using only board games to assess student performance.
