Material -Group 1

Grammatical form as a powerful resource for the purposeful achievement of meaning. TRUE or FALSE?

• A. True

• B. False

According to Thornberry 2000, the grammar of the language is taught through focusing on:

• 1. A. a sequence of individual

• 1. B. discrete grammatical items

• C. Both A and B

In teaching grammar, discovery activities are mainly related to…

• A. deductive approach

• B. inductive approach

We can design or develop the same type of learning activities for different adopted methodologies. TRUE or FALSE?

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

Which of the following best describes the common approach to grammar practice?

• A. Prioritizing grammatical forms

• B. Provide learners meaningful contexts

• C. Provide learners meaningful contexts

• D. Using scripted dialogues (don't reflect real-life communication)

What is a common criticism of language learning materials regarding the treatment of grammar?

• A. They prioritize natural conversation.

• B. They integrate grammar exercises.

• C. They focus on memorizing grammar rules.

• D. They use scripted dialogues (don't reflect real-life communication)

What do deictic references in reported speech primarily involve?

• A. Referring to physical objects only

• B.  Referring to periods of time and spatial relationships

• C. Referring to emotional states of the speaker

• D. Referring to hypothetical situations

In reported speech, the ability to select a verb that reflects how the 'reporter' views the original speech act.

• A) True

• B) False

Grammar as a _____ skill.

• A. Produce

• B. Receptive

• C. Reception

• D. Productive

When practice activities or exercises are given to learners to practise a particular aspect of grammar, it would appear to be desirable that the utterances produced in doing the exercise be ones that 

• A. are feasible languages.

• B. bear some resemblance to language that the learners themselves might wish to utter.

• C. all of them are correct.

• D.  all of them are incorrect.