Tutor's training 190425 - 3

What does PPP stand for?

• A. Present, Practice, Play

• B. Practice, Present, Perform

• C. Present, Practice, Produce

• D. Plan, Prepare, Present

What happens in the "Presentation" stage?

• A. Students write a story

• B. New language is introduced

• C. Students speak freely

• D. The teacher gives a test

What is usually used to help present the language?

• A. Silent reading

• B. Grammar rules only

• C. A context or situation

• D. A list of sentences

What is the main focus of the "Practice" stage?

• A. Creativity

• B. Fluency

• C. Context

• D. Accuracy

What should the teacher do during the practice stage?

• A. Give context

• B. Let students do anything they want

• C. Only give worksheets

• D. Monitor and correct errors

What is “freer practice”?

• A. Practice with games only

• B. Practice with no teacher watching

• C. Practice with more student choice

• D. Practice using only writing

When do students speak more naturally and fluently?

• A. During the production stage

• B. During the practice stage

• C. During the presentation stage

• D. During the warm-up

Which of these is a good example of the "Production" stage?

• A. Students repeat sentences after the teacher

• B. Students match pictures to verbs

• C. Students do a role play about their weekend

• D. Students listen to a recording

Why do we start with a context in the Presentation stage?

• A. To entertain the class

• B. To activate students’ background knowledge

• C. To test vocabulary

• D. To present the situation of the lesson

The following are reasons why PPP is good for young learners, except:

• A. It gives clear and simple lesson stages
  

• B. It helps students build confidence step by step

• C. It focuses only on context and correcting mistakes

• D. It allows controlled and guided practice