Methods

Question 1

Define explicit correction.

Answer 1

Explicit correction is a type of corrective feedback characterized by and overt and clear indication of the existence of an error.

Question 2

When a teacher doesn’t quite understand what the student is saying and asks, “I’m sorry. What is it that you’re saying?” The teacher is using which one of Krashen’s five hypotheses?

Answer 2

Clarification Request

Question 3

The method through which learning is meditated through color-coded charts.

Answer 3

The Silent Method (Way)

Question 4

Related to Krashen’s theories as it recognizes and exploits the way one can understand and respond to a particular receptive skill before they can produce it.

Answer 4

Total Physical Response.

Question 5

Which method is criticized for relying on mechanical, call and response drills that do not prepare language learners for communication in the real world?

A. Audio lingual Method
B. Total Physical Response
C. Grammar Translation Method
D. None of the above

Answer 5

A. Audio lingual Method

Question 6

Which method grew out of Communicative Language Teaching?

Answer 6

Task-Based Language Teaching

Question 7

This method is targeted towards beginning learners who need to acquire elementary speaking skills.

Answer 7

Total Physical Response Method

Question 8

True or False: Corrective feedback can also be known as grammar corrections or error corrections.

Answer 8

True

Question 9

Berlitz schools were strictly regulated and teachers were monitored in the classroom through microphones to ensure they were avoiding recourse to translation. This was true in which SLA method?

Answer 9

The Direct Method.

Question 10

Which SLA method was influenced by behaviorists in the sense of the stimulus and response?

Answer 10

The Audiolingual Method.

Question 11

True or False: A clarification request is used when a teacher wants the student to use different wording because the student was not clear the first time.

Answer 11

True

Question 12

Which corrective feedback primarily uses questioning?

Answer 12

Elicitation

Question 13

In which SLA method is no correct answer supplied?
A. Recast
B. Clarification Request
C. Repetition

Answer 13

A: Repetition

Question 14

T/F) The Audiolingual method is closely associated to nativism

Answer 14

False

Question 15

(T/F) Grammar Translation focuses in the grammar and language of the target language.

Answer 15

False

Question 16

Which of the following error correction techniques requires the use of “intonation” in order to draw attention to the student’s error?

A) Elicitation
B) Fossilization
C) Repetition
D) Recast

Answer 16

C) Repetition

Question 17

Mrs. Diaz realizes that many of her ELL students are in a silent period and may not feel comfortable responding in English yet. As an activity she decides to call out different commands for the students to follow that do not require a verbal response. This method is known as

Answer 17

Total Physical Response

Question 18

This method is based on behaviorist principles and relies greatly on repetition and language drills.

Answer 18

Audiolingual Method

Question 19

Sara is a teacher that focuses her teaching on making students learn grammatical rules, by reading and writing in a target language and she does not focus much on pronunciation. This is an example of what SLA methods?

Answer 19

The Grammar Translation Method.

Question 20

An L2 student is placed in a relax- anxiety-free environment and can learn more and be receptive to the target language. This approach is call.

Answer 20

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