Communication using the computer is often referred to as _________ and is one of the more popular activities associated with CALL.

• A) Computer-mediated communication
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In CALL _____ aspects generally include stating the purpose of the program, offering reinforcement and providing a marks system for each task summarized at the end with grades.

• A) Behaviorist.
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The objects for evaluation which are considered at three levels of analysis for call evaluation includes CALL______.

• A) Software
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Traditionally______ carried an .exe file name, that is, executively files, but they know have various other suffixes or are contained in files with innocuous, doc or .jpg file formats.

• A) Viruses
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A humanistic model that suggests that learning is a process by which learner construct new ideas or concepts by making use of their own knowledge and experiences is known as______.

• A) Constructivism
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A database of question to match the difficulty of each test item to the abilities of the learner being tested. Is used by ______ testing.

• A) Computer-Adaptive
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The text can be made of different examples of spoken or written language or a combination of both in _____.

• A) Corpus linguistics
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British national corpus is an example of:

• A) Corpus linguistics
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In 1984, Apple computer introduced a new style of computer, the______.

• A) Macintosh
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The study of the processes through which learners acquire a new language is known as ______ language acquisition.

• A) Second
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Methodology for making systematic hypotheses about the benefits to be attained through CALL tasks is offered by the ______evaluation.

• A) Empirical
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Before 1980s there used to be only one way for learners to correct spelling on their own using a_______.

• A) Dictionary
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CALL research attempting discourse analysis has examined learners’ ________language as they worked on CALL programs and findings have been mixed.

• A) Oral
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Computers inherently allow for a greater learner _______ because, unlike a teacher, they are available beyond the time and space confines of the classroom.

• A) Autonomy
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In context of cybercrime, teachers need to be aware of ______ issues and ensure that students are confident about reporting such abuse.

• A) Cyber-bulling
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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
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The empirical question about linguistics difficulty is what evidence suggests that the targeted linguistic form are at a/an _____ level of difficulty for the learners?

• A) Appropriate
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During computer usage______ are distributed through the WWW and email and can destroy files.

• A) Viruses
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A database of questions to match the difficulty of each test item to the abilities of the learners being tested. Is used by ______ testing.

• A) Computer-Adaptive
• B)
• C)
• D)

CALL developers need to be familiar with criteria for_______ which should be applied relative to a particular context.

• A) Evaluation
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• D)