4TH BLOCK UNITS OF QUIZ-LIKE QUESTIONS

What are the three main approaches to teaching grammar according to Long (1991)?

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In the context of primary education, which approach to teaching grammar is generally favored due to students' limited proficiency in English?

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Which method of gathering information is recommended to understand students' motivations and attitudes towards English?

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What is the purpose of using authentic materials, such as video clips and newspapers, in a learner-centered curriculum?

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What is the primary difference between phonetics and phonology?

• Phonetics deals with mental aspects, while phonology deals with physical production.

• Phonetics focuses on physical production, while phonology deals with mental aspects.

• Phonetics involves word meanings, while phonology focuses on sentence structure.

• Phonetics is concerned with grammar, while phonology is concerned with vocabulary.

Which stage of the writing process involves students writing with a provided model to encourage creativity?

• Familiarization

• Controlled writing

• Guided writing

• Free writing

Which technique emphasizes listening and imitating the target language without explicit instruction?

• Analytic-linguistic approach

• Integrative approach

• Intuitive-imitative approach

• Communicative approach

What is one of the primary reasons English orthography is considered more complex than other languages like Spanish?

• Limited vocabulary

• Consistent spelling rules

• Irregular and multifaceted spelling rules

• Simple phonetic structure

Which method significantly raised the importance of pronunciation teaching in the mid-20th century?

• Grammar-Translation Method

• Audiolingualism

• Silent Way

• Suggestopedia

In English orthography, what does the presence of consonant digraphs like "th," "sh," "ch," and "ck" illustrate?

• Consistent one-to-one grapheme-phoneme correspondence

• The complexity and irregularity of English spelling

• The lack of morphological information

• The simplicity of English phonetic structure