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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• D)

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
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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)

Completion of task or answering the question is known as ___

• A) Collaboration
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• C)
• D)

From the point of view of learning a language, there is an additional benefit; in the process of negotiating the meaning of a task and the means by which it may be addressed,______ make decisions about the learning materials they study and the ways in which they should study.

• A) Learner
• B)
• C)
• D)

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

• A) Teachers
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CALL resources are extremely limited in some ways when compared to a well- qualified _____ but, in most cases they far exceed what is available from a textbook.

• A) Teachers
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Ellis (1997) notes that _______ settings are likely to be poor places for learners to acquire language compared to the world outside the classroom.

• A) Classroom
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In the process of ______, the learner shows willingness to listen to other’s ideas and suggestions, so that they can be discussed and integrated into further actions like decision making.

• A) Collaboration
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• D)

An important activity in the classroom because it encourages both social skills and thinking skills and mirrors the way in which learners often need to work in an academic setting is known as,______.

• A) Collaboration
• B)
• C)
• D)