Teaching and Assessing Speaking Quiz

The basic types of speaking are Initiative, Intensive, Responsive, and Interactive.

• True

• False

Initiative speaking simply parrot back a word phrase and sentence.

• True

• False

Imitative speaking focuses on pronunciation.

• True

• False

Reading aloud is one example of intensive speaking.

• True

• False

Extensive speaking includes interaction and test comprehension.

• True

• False

In responsive speaking, the stimulus is often spoken prompts in order to preserve authenticity.

• True

• False

Transactional interactive speaking has the purpose of maintaining social relationship.

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• False

Planning is involved in extensive speaking.

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• False

Micro skill of speaking is producing the smaller chunks of language.

• True

• False

Macro skill of speaking is focusing on the larger element: phonemes, morphemes, words, collocation, and phrasal units.

• True

• False