The difference between American and British English is mainly in:, reading, vocabulary, writing, grammar, A person coming from collective culture might have struggle in:, Taking exams, Doing homework, Doing research, Asking questions, _____ would help teachers align curricula, teaching methods, learning resources, and assessment methods., Defining learning objectives, Creating lesson, Choosing teaching activities, Selecting textbooks, Mr. Adel wants to give an online course to his students. Which program helps in delivering, administering, and tracking educational course?, Duolingo, Trados, Blackboard, Hot Potato, In which of the following phases do teachers have the opportunity to consider the success of the learning process used and to make modifications to subsequent teaching?, Implementation, Preparation, Administration, Reflection, The Natural Approach to language acquisition developed by _____ pays little attention to error correction., Noam Chomsky, Dell Himes, Stephen Krashen, Lev Vygotsky, Which of the following is a lexical morpheme?, past -ed, cat, for, plural -s, Previously, meanwhile and afterwards are examples of _____ connectives., temporal, listening, causal, comparative, The word "fingerprint" is a result of morphological process called:, Blending, Compounding, Clipping, Borrowing, To connect one piece of speech to another or to help a listener organize and give meaning to what is being said. This is called:, Discourse markers, Elision process, Deictic expression, Adjacency pairs, Which of the following is an inflectional morpheme?, -or in visitor, -less in hopeless, -er in taller, -ment in government, Scaffolding can make language input more:, Complex, Difficult, Ambiguous, Comprehensible, It is most likely to notice gaps in L2 production, when learners:, talk to others, watch TV, listen to music, read a book, The communicative teaching method works best with ____ students., nervous, extroverted, introverted, anxious, How to make a milkshake - This topic can be written about in a:, Descriptive paragraph, Narrative paragraph, Process paragraph, Argumentative paragraph, How many sounds are in the word "sigh"?, 1, 2, 3, 4, The /p/ in "pin" and the /p/ in "spin" are:, Morphemes, Minimal pairs, Allophones, Homophones, The study of meaning is called:, Semantics, Syntax, Phonology, Morphology, Pragmatics is concerned with:, Sentence structure, Word formation, Speech sounds, Meaning in context, "I am going to clean the dirty room" is an example of:, Tautology, Ellipsis, Metaphor, Oxymoron, A teacher-centered approach focuses on:, Student autonomy, Peer assessment, Project work, Teacher authority, CLT stands for:, Cognitive Learning Theory, Communicative Language Teaching, Collaborative Learning Tasks, Content Language Training, When students learn by doing physical actions, it is called:, CLIL, Grammar Translation, TPR, PPP, Formative assessment is done:, At course end, Before enrollment, During learning, After graduation, Summative assessment is done:, During learning, Before teaching, In group work, At course end, Validity means a test:, Uses easy questions, Measures intended skills, Has many items, Is very short, Reliability means a test:, Gives consistent results, Uses pictures, Has difficult items, Measures speaking only, A good lesson plan should be:, Flexible, Teacher-only, Rigid, Lengthy, If I ____ you, I would study harder., am, be, were, was, The phonetic symbol /ʃ/ represents the sound in:, chip, sip, zip, ship, How many morphemes are in the word "unhappiness"?, 5, 3, 4, 2, A minimal pair for /p/ and /b/ is:, pat / bat, book / books, ship / sheep, cat / cats, If a student is shy and does not participate, the teacher should:, Ignore the student, Give punishment, Force participation, Use small groups, The best way to teach vocabulary is:, Memorization only, In context, Translation only, Word lists only, When students make errors, the teacher should:, Correct every error, Ignore all errors, Correct selectively, Punish mistakes, Which suffix changes an adjective into an adverb?, -ly, -ness, -ment, -ful, What is the main focus of phonology?, Word origins, Sentence order, Text meaning, Sound systems, Which classroom activity best supports skimming?, Memorize rules, Copy sentences, Find main idea, Mark stress, Which assessment tool is best for speaking performance?, Word list, Rubric, Attendance sheet, Answer key, What does the prefix "re-" usually mean?, Without, Again, Before, Under, Which term refers to speech sounds that change meaning?, Syllables, Clauses, Graphemes, Phonemes, Which method emphasizes habit formation and repetition?, Audio-lingual, Silent Way, Task-based, CLIL, What is the antonym of "generous"?, Polite, Cheerful, Stingy, Helpful, Which question type usually checks understanding during a lesson?, Survey question, Essay question, Concept check, Interview question, What is the primary purpose of a topic sentence?, Give reference, Correct grammar, List sources, State main idea, Which branch studies sentence structure?, Morphology, Phonetics, Semantics, Syntax, Which sound is a voiced bilabial stop?, /b/, /p/, /s/, /f/, What is the past tense of "teach"?, teaching, teached, taught, teaches, Which activity develops listening for gist?, Gap filling, Main idea, Word dictation, Grammar drill, Which is a derivational suffix?, -ness, -s, -ed, -ing, Bloom’s highest cognitive level is:, Applying, Understanding, Creating, Remembering, Which word is an adjective?, quickly, careful, carefully, beauty, In reading, scanning is used to find:, Writer opinion, Text summary, Main idea, Specific details, Which test item is most objective?, Multiple choice, Presentation, Interview, Essay, What does IPA stand for?, Internal Phonic Alphabet, International Phonetic Alphabet, Internal Phonetic Assessment, International Phonic Assessment, What does i+1 mean?, Grammar only, Exact level, Slightly harder input, No new words, Which hypothesis says learners need input above their level?, Natural Order, Input Hypothesis, Monitor Hypothesis, Filter Hypothesis, According to Krashen, what supports fluent speech most?, Acquisition, Translation, Memorization, Rule drilling, What is the role of learning in the Monitor Hypothesis?, Replaces input, Creates fluency, Stops errors, Checks output, Which hypothesis says grammar is acquired in a predictable sequence?, Natural Order, Monitor Hypothesis, Learning Hypothesis, Input Hypothesis, A nervous student who avoids speaking has what?, Natural order, Strong monitor, High filter, Low filter, What happens when the affective filter is low?, Less learning, Less input, More anxiety, More learning, Which term means unconscious language development?, Correction, Acquisition, Monitoring, Learning, Which term means conscious study of rules?, Input, Order, Acquisition, Learning, Which example best shows low affective filter?, Relaxed learner, Silent learner, Anxious learner, Confused learner, What is the smallest meaningful unit in language?, Syntax, Phoneme, Lexeme, Morpheme, The sound /θ/ as in "think" is:, Voiced dental fricative, Voiceless dental fricative, Voiced alveolar, Voiceless stop, Which is an example of a bound morpheme?, Run, Cat, -ed, Book, "The child ate the apple." The structure is:, SVO, SVA, SVC, SVOA, Which word has a diphthong?, Bed, Cup, Ship, Coin, What is the antonym of "purchase"?, Buy, Sell, Get, Take, "She is as busy as a bee" is:, Hyperbole, Personification, Simile, Metaphor, What is the past participle of "lie" meaning "to tell an untruth"?, Lied, Lain, Lay, Lying, GTM stands for:, General Teaching Method, Guided Teaching Model, Grammar Translation Method, The method that uses the mother tongue least is:, GTM, Direct Method, Grammar Translation, CLT focuses on:, Communicative competence, Memorization, Translation, Grammar rules, A teacher asks students to find errors in a text. This is:, Skimming, Scanning, Extensive reading, Proofreading, "Learners learn by doing" refers to which approach?, Behaviorism, Audiolingual, TBLT, Constructivism, Total Physical Response is best for:, Young learners, Advanced learners, Academic writing, The 4 skills are divided into receptive and productive. Receptive skills are:, Reading and writing, Listening and reading, Speaking and writing, Which is NOT a pre-reading activity?, Predicting title, Looking at pictures, Answering details, Brainstorming vocabulary, Scaffolding was introduced by:, Skinner, Chomsky, Vygotsky, L1 interference causes:, Negative transfer, Motivation, Positive transfer, PPP stands for:, Prepare Present Perform, Present Practice Produce, A student-centered class means the teacher is mainly a:, Facilitator, Lecturer, Controller, When a student finishes early, the teacher should:, Let him sleep, Send him out, Give challenge, A dyslexic student usually has difficulty with:, Hearing, Reading and spelling, Speaking only, Classroom management best starts with:, Rules and routines, Punishment, To differentiate instruction means:, Homework only, Adjusting tasks, Same task, Which is a higher-order thinking skill in Bloom's taxonomy?, Remember, Understand, Create, Who is the author of "Animal Farm"?, Shakespeare, George Orwell, Dickens, "To be or not to be" is from:, Macbeth, Othello, Hamlet, The climax in a story is the:, Highest tension, Beginning, End, If you want to check gist, you ask students to:, Read aloud, Scan, Skim, "Can you open the window?" The function is:, Request, Order, Ability question, Which is a fricative?, /b/, /f/, /p/, Which letter is silent in "knight"?, k and g, g, k, What is the standard past form of "broadcast"?, Broadcasted, Broadcast, Both equally, Complete: "She has been ____ here for 2 years.", Living, Live, Lived, A phoneme is:, Sentence type, Stress mark, Word meaning, Smallest sound

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