Oral Production Test

People can make numerous errors in both phonology and syntax and yet succeed in expressing themselves fairly clearly

• True

• False

The interdependence of the speaking and listening skills increases the difficulty of any serious attempt to analyze precisely what is being tested at any one time.

• True

• False

The examiner of an oral production test is doing the most convenient job of making subjective judgments as quickly as possible during an oral production test.

• True

• False

Even after the Oral Production Test, this enables examiners to go back and make an assessment by listening as many times as possible to it anytime.

• monologue

• recording

• picture

• memorization

Tests involving reading aloud are generally used

when it is desired to assess _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• spelling

• pragmatics

• pronunciation

• vocabulary

It is a speech delivered by one person or a long one-sided conversation.

• dialogue

• monologue

• declamation

• play

It activates learners’ interest and imagination

making the learning process more engaging.

• games

• ice breakers

• tape recording

• Picture Description

Which of the following is not a stage

in Oral Development in young learners?

• Conceptualization

• Expression

• Formulation

• Articulation

It is the ability to use the learned language with a smooth natural speed focusing on the form rather than the accuracy.

• Fluency

• Memorization

• Pronunciation

• Formulation

The most effective type of examination using pictures requires not only narration or picture description on the part of the students but also _______________.

• Asking questions about the lesson

• discussion about the picture

• Showing another picture

• identiying the photographer