TEFL Course: Unit 1 Questions Correctly Answered.

TEFL Course: Unit 1 Questions Correctly Answered. The name for extra letters added to nouns, verbs and adjectives in their different grammatical forms is: - CORRECT ANSWER Inflection The English language's word order is generally: - CORRECT ANSWER SVO; subject, verb, object In the statement, I PUT IT DOWN to experience, the capitalized part is an example of: - CORRECT ANSWER Phrasal Verb T/F: English is a tonal language. - CORRECT ANSWER F T/F: English has a predictable correspondence between word sound and word spelling. - CORRECT ANSWER F T/F: English is a stressed-timed language. - CORRECT ANSWER T TEFL - CORRECT ANSWER Teaching English as a Foreign Language TEYL - CORRECT ANSWER Teaching English to Young Learners ELT - CORRECT ANSWER English Language Teaching TESOL - CORRECT ANSWER Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages TESL - CORRECT ANSWER Teaching English as a Second Language CLT - CORRECT ANSWER Communicative Language Teaching L1 - CORRECT ANSWER Students first language L2 - CORRECT ANSWER Second language a student is learning. PPP - CORRECT ANSWER Presentation, Practice, Production STT - CORRECT ANSWER Student Talking Time TTT - CORRECT ANSWER Teacher Talking Time CLT stands for: - CORRECT ANSWER Communicative Langage Training CLT - CORRECT ANSWER A set of principles about teaching including where the focus is on meaningful communication, not structure and grammar. 1. Situation/Context - CORRECT ANSWER The situations one encounters in life, e.g. meeting a new fired; going to the doctor. A meaningful context is set. 2. Functions - CORRECT ANSWER Speech acts that students are likely to face, e.g. seeking advice, requesting information, expressing gratitude, complimenting someone, expression requests, seeking permission, complaining etc. 3. Form - CORRECT ANSWER Socio-linguistic-language used in a social setting, social niceties, social situations, formal v informal expression, etc. 4. Meaning and use: - CORRECT ANSWER These will be linked to form 5.Grammar - CORRECT ANSWER Always taught in context. It is linked to materials related to conversation, reading, listening and writing. It is NEVER taught in isolation unless absolutely necessary.