- a) problem solving activities
- b) to help the students to develop basic communication skills
- c) class time being devoted primarily to providing input for acquisition
- d) communications as the primary function of language
- e) the monitor model
- a) Krashen's monitor hypothesis
- b) behaviourist habit-formation theory
- c) innate organizing principles
- d) language as communication
- e) Faculty Psychology
- a) cognitive psychology and transformational grammar
- b) Notional Syllabus or some other communicatively organized syllabus
- c) language acquisition and associationist psychology
- d) British "structuralism"
- e) structural linguistics
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The general objective of the Total Physical Response Method is to teach ______ at a beginning level.
- A. oral and aural facility
- B. oral proficiency
- C. reading comprehension ability
- D. translating ability
- A. Kellys theory
- B. Piagets theory
- C. Brunners method
- D. Ausubels theory
- A. Chomsky
- B. Bloomfield
- C. Firth
- D. Malinowski
- A. Guide to Patterns and Usage in English
- B. The Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English
- C. A Handbook of English Grammar
- D. Dictionary of Contemporary English
- A. communicative competence
- B. analytical discourse
- C. correcting errors
- D. direct response
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The book The Natural Approach: Language Acquisition in the Classroom was produced by______ in 1983.
- A. Krashen and Halliday
- B. Hymes and Wilkins
- C. Krashen and Terrell
- D. Halliday and Hymes
- A. listening and reading before speaking and writing
- B. listening and speaking before reading and writing
- C. listening and speaking before translating and writing
- D. reading and listening before writing and speaking
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Krashen identifies three kinds of affective variables related to second language acquisition:______.
- A. motivation, self-confidence and anxiety
- B. comprehension, acquisition and anxiety
- C. input, competence and self-confidence
- D. situation, motivation and self-confidence
- A. American structural linguistics and behavioural psychology
- B. structural linguistics and cognitive psychology
- C. functional linguistics and habit-formation theory
- D. transformational grammar and cognitive psychology
- A. stimulus-response
- B. question-answer
- C. requirement-offering
- D. negative-positive
- A. direct association and conversation practice
- B. question and answer exercises
- C. error correction and dictation
- D. all of the above
- A. Stimulus and response
- B. Habit-formation
- C. Form. and meaning
- D. Meaning and situation
- A. from mid-19th century to mid-20th century
- B. from 1920s to 1940s
- C. from the late 18th century to early 19th century
- D. from 1910s to 1930s
- A. Bloomfield and Chomsky
- B. Malinowski and Firth
- C. Franz Boas and Edward Sapir
- D. Halliday and Edward Sapir
- A. linguistic performance
- B. communicative competence
- C. reading performance
- D. universal grammar