Complementos Inglés VIU 2021

What are the main components of the intercultural competence?. Knowledge, experience and attitude/traits. Knowledge, skills/behaviour and attitudes/traits. Knowledge, skills/behaviour and experience.

According to behaviourism, the learning process depends on 3 basic elements which are... Stimulus, response and feedback. Stimulus, reaction and reinforcement. Stimulus, response and reinforcement.

The term "output" refers to... The amount of language data that the student is exposed to. The information which has been processed, learned by the student. The production that students make of their second language after the process of learning, which is measured in terms of fluency and accuracy.

According to __________ students construct their knowledge through the interpretation of their personal experience and previous beliefs. Behaviourism. Cognitvism. Constructivism.

The science which studies the parts of the brain directly related to the development and production of language is... Sociolinguistics. Neurolinguistics. Pragmatics.

An approach is…. An idea or theory which is being applied. A set of procedures or a collection of techniques used in a systematic way. The procedure used in a classroom.

Method refers to…. The procedure used in a classroom, i.e. the activities. A collection of techniques used in a systematic way. Theories and beliefs about the nature of language.

Technique refers to…. An idea or theory which is being applied. A collection of techniques used in a systematic way. The procedure used in a classroom (the activities).

In the Grammar-Translation method, the oral component is disregarded. True. False.

An interdisciplinary field is the combination of two or more academic fields for a certain purpose. True. False.

In the Grammar-Translation method lessons are taught through the L2. True. False.

Psycholinguistics studies the interrelation between linguistic factors and psychological aspects. True. False.

A typical activity of the Grammar-Translation Method is…. Use of music, decorations and posters. Action-based drills. Use of realia. Fill in the gaps exercises.

If you use the Direct Method in your classes, instruction is given exclusively in L1. True. False.

In which of these methods learners are trained to reproduce responses paying little attention to meaning/content?. Communicative Language Learning. CLIL. The audiolingual method. The Silent Way.

The oral/situational approach is a type of behaviourist theory. True. False.

The Silent Way considers learning as a process of personal growth resulting from awareness and self-change. True. False.

The communicative approach focuses on communicative competence rather than the mastery of structures. True. False.

CLIL is not a method itself, but an approach. True. False.

What´s the perfect method to teach EFL/ESL. Following the Grammar-Translation method. An eclectic way to teaching. Following the Silent Way.

When we talk about _______ we refer to the amount of language data which the student is exposed to. Intake. Input. Error. Output.

_____ refers to the input which has been processed, this is, learned by the student. Mistake. Error. Intake. Output.

______ refers to the production that students make of their second language after the process of learning. Mistake. Recast. Request. Output.

____ _____ is a type of feedback that refers to the explicit provision of the correct form. Metalinguistic feedback. Clarification request. Explicit correction. Recast.

______ involves the teacher’s reformulation of all or part of the student’s utterance, minus the error. Elicitation. Recast. Repetition. Same error.

______ refers to one technique that teachers use to elicit completion of their own utterance. Repetition. Recast. Elicitation. Explicit correction.

_____ _____ is a correction provided by a classmate, in response to the teacher's feedback. Partial review. Peer-review. Peer-to-peer. Peer-repair.

_____ refers to a simple “yes” from the student. Repetition. Acknowledgement. Incorporation. Partial repair.

An interdisciplinary field that uses linguistics to talk about linguistics. Psycholinguistics. Metalinguistics. Cognitive linguistics. Forensic linguistics.

The field which studies the influence that society has on language. Psycholinguistics. Metalanguage. Pragmatics. Sociolinguistics.

According to this theory, the explanation to knowledge is that it is an internal process governed by rules. Behaviourism. Cognitivism. Constructivism. Pragmatics.

This theory is based on the principle of stimulus-response. Cognitivism. Constructivism. Behaviourism.

A course of _____ will focus on one occupation or profession, such as Scientific English, English for Medicine…. ESP (English for Specific Purpose). ELT (English Language Teaching). EFL (English as a Foreign Language).

The fact that implementing the key competence in a Spanish curriculum is optional. True. False.

A syllabus design should only consider one methodology. True. False.

When designing a didactic programme it is not mandatory to follow the national and regional regulations. True. False.

CLIL development has been inspired by the communicative approach. True. False.

CLIL is not a new form of language education nor a new form of subject education. It is a fusion of both. True. False.

The 4CS Conceptual Framework by Do Coyle (1999) refer to: content, creation, cooperation and criticism. content, cognition, communication and culture. critical thinking, competence, curriculum and comprehension.

This theory focuses on the processes happening inside the learner's brain. Constructivism. Behaviourism. Cognitivism.

"Aphasia" is the inability to understand or produce speech, as a result of brain damage. True. False.

_____ is the interdisciplinary field in charge of analyzing those aspects external to the sentence which are essential to understand the utterance, such as context, previous knowledge or speaker's intentions. Psycholinguistics. Pragmatics. Metalinguistics.

_____ refers to how people use different registers depending on where they are and whom they are addressing. Dialect. Linguistic register. Code-switching.

A register is a variety of language used for a specific purpose with a group of language characteristics whose boundaries are usually defined by the context in which that language is used. True. False.

Which of the following registers is used in English for Specific Purposes?. Formal register. Neutral register. Technical register. Bench-level register.

The ______ register is used in a teacher-learner conversation. Frozen. Casual. Formal. Consultative.

The capacity of creating and spreading knowledge that humanity has at present thanks to information sharing tools like social media is called ______. Knowledge society. Lingua franca. Cultural diversity.

The need to communicate is present since birth. True. False.