Mock test 1. Pre-learning of effective language practice means 1. The fact that the activity activates learners in the skill or material it wants to practise. 2. The fact that the learners have a good preliminary grasp of the language they are going to practise. 3. The fact that the activity is selected and administered in such a way that learners are likely to cope with the task. 4. The fact that the activity provides opportunities for useful practice to all different levels within a class. 2. Complete: Pronunciation includes: 1. The sounds of the language, or phonology 2. ……… 3. Intonation. 3. Give two more ways of presenting the meaning of new items: Concise definition Detailed description Opposites Illustration (picture, object) Collocations (associated ideas) Synonyms 4. When the pupil explains grammar to other pupils, it is called: 1. Craft teaching 2. Peer teaching 3. Applied teaching 4. Reflective teaching 5. Which definition belongs to the following terms? Match. 1. Notion 2. Situation A Is a concept, or idea. It may be very general, or quite specific. B Are the words we teach in the foreign language. C Is the way words are put together to make correct sentences. D Is the use of language to achieve a purpose. E Is a topic integrated into some kind of communicative event. 6. 1. Which belong/s to interactional talk? 2. Greetings 3. Role-play 4. Apologizing 5. Speaking at length 7. 6. If the students write a letter, is it 7. Writing as a means or 8. Writing as an end? 8. 9. Does Penny Ur say the following? Yes/No. 10. If you have a limited number of hours to give to foreign language teaching in school, it will probably be more rewarding to invest these in the younger classes. 9. 11. Where can heterogeneous classes be found? 12. Among young learners in the 1^st form. 13. In special secondary schools (e.g.medical) 14. In private schools 15. In no schools 16. In all schools Mock test – solution 1. Pre-learning of effective language practice means 1. The fact that the activity activates learners in the skill or material it wants to practise. 2. The fact that the learners have a good preliminary grasp of the language they are going to practise. 3. The fact that the activity is selected and administered in such a way that learners are likely to cope with the task. 4. The fact that the activity provides opportunities for useful practice to all different levels within a class. 2 2. Complete: Pronunciation includes: 1. The sounds of the language, or phonology 2. ……… 3. Intonation. Stress and rhythm 3. Give two more ways of presenting the meaning of new items: Concise definition Detailed description Opposites Illustration (picture, object) Collocations (associated ideas) Synonyms Examples (hyponyms) Context Demonstrating (acting, mime) Translation 4. When the pupil explains grammar to other pupils, it is called: 1. Craft teaching 2. Peer teaching 3. Applied teaching 4. Reflective teaching 2 5. Which definition belongs to the following terms? Match. 3. Notion 4. Situation A Is a concept, or idea. It may be very general, or quite specific. B Are the words we teach in the foreign language. C Is the way words are put together to make correct sentences. D Is the use of language to achieve a purpose. E Is a topic integrated into some kind of communicative event. 1A 2E 6. Which belong/s to interactional talk? 1. Greetings 2. Role-play 3. Apologizing 4. Speaking at length 1 3 7. If the students write a letter, is it 1. Writing as a means or 2. Writing as an end? 2 8. Does Penny Ur say the following? Yes/No. If you have a limited number of hours to give to foreign language teaching in school, it will probably be more rewarding to invest these in the younger classes. No 9. Where can heterogeneous classes be found? 1. Among young learners in the 1^st form. 2. In special secondary schools (e.g.medical) 3. In private schools 4. In no schools 5. In all schools 1 2 3 5