1) What are the four styles in the VARK hypothesis? a) auditory, kinaesthetic, visual and reading-writing b) auditory, kinaesthetic, impulsive and reading-writing c) auditory, activist, visual and reading-writing d) auditory, kinaesthetic, visual and theoretical 2) Intonation and rhythm exercises will be easier for people with high ... a) bodily-kinaesthetic intelligence b) linguistic intelligence c) logical-mathematical intelligence d) musical intelligence 3) An exercise which involves moving and matching cut-out headlines with cut-out paragraphs will appeal to people who are strongly ... a) visual and auditory learners b) kinaesthetic and reading-writing learners c) theorists and pragmatists d) reflectors and people with high spatial-visual intelligence 4) Japanese culture exhibits ... a) low power distance b) high uncertainty avoidance c) low uncertainty avoidance 5) Learners from cultures which have high power distances will expect the teacher to ... a) manage the classroom assertively b) use lots of pair and group work c) work on an equal basis with the students d) be open to their views and opinions 6) Someone who learns well by listening is described as ... a) a reflector learner b) a good listener c) a kinaesthetic learner d) an auditory learner 7) Someone with strong interpersonal intelligence may prefer ... a) to set themselves challenges b) to cooperate with other learners c) to work on their own goals d) to do lots of pronunciation practice 8) Reflectors ... a) are down-to-earth problem solvers b) try to integrate things into theories c) like to stand back and think d) are willing to jump in and try new things 9) Scandinavian, British, USA and German cultures typically exhibit ... a) high power distance and high uncertainty avoidance b) high to very high power distance c) low to medium power distance d) very high levels of uncertainty avoidance 10) Pragmatists ... a) are flexible and enjoy problem solving b) like theories to explain things c) are usually dominantly reading-writing learners d) like to stand back and think things through

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