MCQ Bank
It refers to one’s potential for learning new knowledge or new skills. (Aptitude)
- A) Aptitude
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A social-psychological factor frequently used to account for differential success in learning an L2. It makes sense that individuals who are motivated will learn another language faster. (Motivation)
- A) Motivation
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Numerous studies show that motivation is a predictor of language-learning success.
- A) Numerous studies show that motivation is a predictor of language-learning success.
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Receptive Knowledge Includes • Recognizing the word in writing or orally.
- A) Receptive Knowledge Includes • Recognizing the word in writing or orally.
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Productive Knowledge Involves Greater Specificity and Includes
- A) Productive Knowledge Involves Greater Specificity and Includes
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The first stage of input utilization is called apperceived input. (Apperceived Input)
- A) Apperceived Input
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Apperception is the process of understanding by which newly observed qualities of an object are related to past experiences.
- A) Apperception is the process of understanding by which newly observed qualities of an object are related to past experiences.
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It is an internal cognitive act, identifying a linguistic form as being related to some prior knowledge. It is a priming device that prepares the input for further analysis.
- A) It is an internal cognitive act, identifying a linguistic form as being related to some prior knowledge. It is a priming device that prepares the input for further analysis.
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There are two differences between the notion of comprehended input and that of comprehensible input. (Comprehended Input)
- A) Comprehended Input
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Comprehensible input is controlled by the person providing input, whereas comprehended input is learner-controlled.
- A) Comprehensible input is controlled by the person providing input, whereas comprehended input is learner-controlled.
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Secondly, a comprehensible input in Krashen’s sense is treated as a dichotomous variable: that it is either comprehensible or it is not. But there are different levels of comprehension.
- A) Secondly, a comprehensible input in Krashen’s sense is treated as a dichotomous variable: that it is either comprehensible or it is not. But there are different levels of comprehension.
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It is the process of assimilating linguistic material. (Intake)
- A) Intake
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The mental activity that mediates between input and grammar.
- A) The mental activity that mediates between input and grammar.
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This suggests that intake is not merely a subset of input.
- A) This suggests that intake is not merely a subset of input.
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It is different from apperception or comprehension as the latter two do not necessarily lead to grammar formation.
- A) It is different from apperception or comprehension as the latter two do not necessarily lead to grammar formation.
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After there is language intake, there are at least two possible outcomes, both of which are a form of integration (Integration)
- A) Integration
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Learner output is often equated with their grammar. But it is not identical to one’s grammar and is suggested by a number of factors, e.g., the recognition that there are individual differences among learners.
- A) Learner output is often equated with their grammar. But it is not identical to one’s grammar and is suggested by a number of factors, e.g., the recognition that there are individual differences among learners.
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Learners produce different linguistic forms that have varying amounts of accuracy depending on the context and the task performed.
- A) Learners produce different linguistic forms that have varying amounts of accuracy depending on the context and the task performed.
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9.Methods and Approaches of Language Teaching I
- A) 9.Methods and Approaches of Language Teaching I
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language is a system of structurally related elements for the coding of meaning. - The ALM embodies this particular view. (Structural view)
- A) Structural view
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