What is blended learning?, What is blended learning?, Only face-to-face learning, Face-to-face and online learning combined, Learning without a teacher, What does CALL stand for?, Computer-Assisted Language Learning, Classroom-Assisted Language Learning, Communication and Language Learning, Computer-Aided Lesson Learning, Which is an example of blended learning?, Reading only a textbook, Watching a video online and practising in class, Listening only to the teacher, Taking a paper test, What is an important principle of primary language teaching?, Teacher-centred learning, Child-centred learning, Memorisation only, No interaction, Why is technology used in blended learning?, To replace teachers, To make lessons longer, To support learning and provide practice, To remove classroom activities, Which activity is suitable for primary language learning?, Long lectures, Games and songs, Memorising long texts, Silent learning only, What is scaffolding?, Giving no help, Giving temporary support to learners, Giving only tests, Avoiding feedback, What should technology have in blended learning?, Entertainment only, No purpose, A clear learning purpose, More screen time, Which is a benefit of blended learning?, Less interaction, Flexible learning, No teacher support, No classroom activities, What is the main goal of meaningful language learning?, Memorising words only, Learning grammar only, Using language in relevant situations, Avoiding communication

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