Language Curriculum MCQs

What is the primary difference between a second language and a third language in this school's curriculum?

• Second language is optional, third language is mandatory

• Second language is taught systematically; third language is optional and is a capstone project

• Second language is for advanced students; third language is for beginners

• There is no difference

Which language skills will students develop in their language classes?

• Grammar and punctuation only

• Vocabulary only

• Listening, speaking, reading, and writing

• Listening and reading only

Why is it not advisable to change the second language during the academic year?

• It's very expensive

• It disrupts learning continuity and causes potential gaps in comprehension

• The school does not allow it

• Parents cannot buy new books

When can students request a change in their second language?

• At any point in the academic year

• Mid-year

• When moving from one grade to the next, with approval

• Only at the beginning of each term

What type of language-related events does the school host?

• Reading contests only

• Drama performances only

• JAM sessions and International Mother Language Day

• None at all

How are students allocated to L1 and L2 levels in the Third Language (TL)?

• Based on the student's age

• Based on teacher recommendation alone

• Based on prior knowledge and proficiency through assessments

• Random allocation

Are Third Language (TL) marks included on the report card?

• No, they are recorded separately

• Yes, they are included on the report card

• Only if the student requests it

• Only for certain grades

How are students grouped for Third Language (TL) classes?

• Individually by grade

• By proficiency level only

• By grade ranges: Grades 1-2, 3-5, and 6-8

• Randomly mixed

What does the ESOL program at 21K aim to achieve?

• Teaches advanced English literature

• Provides basic vocabulary for beginners

• Improves English proficiency for students whose first language is not English

• Prepares students for exams only

If a student joins in Grade 4 or higher and enrolls in TL, what will their learning approach be?

• They will start from the very basics

• They will cover foundational concepts to help bridge gaps

• They will follow the exact same curriculum as Grade 1 students

• They will not receive any foundational teaching