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When the teacher sets up a situation in the lesson in order to generate several example sentences of a structure he uses

• Productive learning

• Inductive approach

• Generative situation

• None of these

Situational contexts mean

• Setting up rules

• Using a generative situation

• Checking students understanding

• None of these

It requires a resourceful teacher

• Deductive approach

• Generative situation

• Rule discovery

• None of these

All of the following are advantages of the deductive approach except for

• It gets straight to the point

• It is an approach which favors problem solving abilities

• It confirms many students expectations about classroom learning

• None of these

Such an approach encourages the belief that learning a language is simply a case of knowing the rules

• Inductive approach

• Deductive approach

• active learning

• None of these

An effective presentation by the deductive way should be

• Long

• Short

• Based on checking students fluency

• Considering opportunities for students personalization of the rule

It provides a realistic context for presenting grammar points and holds and focuses students attention in a way that no other technique can

• Songs

• Music

• Storys

• Poems

They provide a non-threatening learning atmosphere for students

• Deductive approach

• Story telling

• Songs and poems

• None of these

Grammar teaching explanation is often at the expensive of student involvement and interaction happens in the

• Inductive approach

• Deductive approach

• Rule discovery

• None of these

The mental effort involved ensures a greater degree of learning in the

• Deductive approach

• Inductive approach

• Situational contexts

• None of these