Whereas language learning potential captures the findings concerning general processes, ___ takes into account the individual differences in linguistic ability level and nonlinguistic characteristics.

• A) learner fit
• B)
• C)
• D)

One of the advantage of on-line texts is their _____.

• A) comprehension
• B) application
• C) language
• D) authenticity

Even for learners working on ___ on a CALL program, if the program assumes certain roles through the design of its interface, opportunities for participation can be denied the learner.

• A) their own
• B)
• C)
• D)

Select the correct option.
To control workload, a teacher should set strict ______for responding to emails and other online messages.

• A) responses
• B) messaging
• C) parameters
• D) announcements

If CALL software packages are to be properly evaluated and matched with learning needs, they need to be classified by ___.

• A) teachers
• B)
• C)
• D)

The e-reading ______ allows readers to interact with the text through a range of applications and programs.

• A) software
• B) tablet
• C) instruction
• D) hardware

___ project was singular in attracting funding in excess of US$70 million.

• A) Athena Language-Learning Project (ALLP)
• B)
• C)
• D)

Students can be informed through _____ emails for continuing online activities in blended courses.

• A) daily
• B) weekly
• C) yearly
• D) annually

Athena Language-Learning Project (ALLP) project was singular in attracting funding in excess of US$___ million.

• A) 70
• B)
• C)
• D)

One of the biggest errors in attempting _______ courses is lack of clear directions about what will be accomplished in each mode and how to coordinate the two.

• A) blended
• B) web-based
• C) web enhanced
• D) online

We consider that the hardware, software, and personnel resources sufficient to allow the CALL task to succeed while discussing quality of ___ during judgment analysis of Call appropriateness.

• A) Practicality
• B)
• C)
• D)

Select the correct option.
The two readily available online tools to most instructors are email and_____.

• A) class
• B) lecture
• C) activity
• D) chat

CALL considers the role of the computer as a kind of ___ teacher, or taking the place of the teacher for some functions at some times as learners increasingly engage in autonomous learning.

• A) virtual
• B)
• C)
• D)

If the reader needs to search out statements then the definitions ______ is very helpful technique.

• A) understanding
• B) skimming
• C) scanning
• D) schemata

This ability to choose ___ means that different learners are not all constrained to learn the same materials in the same way but may instead find new answers and solutions to questions and problems.

• A) a path of learning
• B)
• C)
• D)

The ______ grade can be devised by defining, what participation means in context of a face-to-face class meeting and an online discussion.

• A) overall
• B) achievement
• C) participation
• D) scheme

Park's (1994) study investigating use of ___ multimedia through think-aloud data (Ericsson & Simon, 1984) identified revealing thoughts such as `I think I have a lot of vocabulary that I don't know' (1994: 147).

• A) ESL
• B)
• C)
• D)

There is a multitude of _____that can provide students with information, simulations to consider, critique, analyze or discussion on any subject.

• A) rooms
• B) sites
• C) facts
• D) screen shots

In the case of individuals trying to create a small program to solve a local task lack of ___ become a big problem.

• A) Expertise
• B)
• C)
• D)

In 1988 Sharan and Shachar offered the _____________ strategies used in collaborative learning discussions.

• A) Computer
• B) Teaching
• C) Affective filter
• D) Cognitive