Answer: D) Direct instruction.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Habit formation.
Answer: A) The theory of language learning.
Answer: C) Students choose a topic from a teacher-provided list and have a discussion about it.
Answer: C) Habit-formation
Answer: B) No
Answer: B) ALM believes mistakes are bad habits and they should be avoided and corrected right away.
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Lecturer
Answer: C) Audiolingual Method.
Answer: A) 25%
Answer: A) Direct
Answer: C) Spontaneous, direct oral communication (thinking in the target language).
Answer: A) Direct method.
Answer: A) DIRECT METHOD (BERLITZ).
Answer: C) TPR
Answer: A) Direct Instruction.
Answer: D) Giving explicit, guided instructions.
Answer: A) Replacing words in a sentence with others while keeping the structure.
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Respond automatically to cues.
Answer: C) The 1870's.
Answer: C) Hook
Answer: A) Topical
Answer: C) Exorbitant
Answer: C) Total Physical Response.
Answer: C) The Audio-lingual method.
Answer: B) Inductively through pattern practice.
Answer: C) AUDIOLINGUAL METHOD.
Answer: B) Oral-situational
Answer: A) Inductive
Answer: C) Drilling
Answer: B) Explicient language.
Answer: A) Use clear language.
Answer: B) Audio Lingual Method.
Answer: A) A set of habits.
Answer: C) Orientation
Answer: A) ALM
Answer: C) Audiolingualism
Answer: C) The Natural Method.
Answer: B) Direct Approach.
Answer: A) Edward Anthony.
Answer: A) Practical mastery of the language.
Answer: A) Teacher
Answer: A) Students want to talk to each other more than listen to you.
Answer: A) Skills-centered approach.
Answer: D) Direct Instruction.
Answer: A) Kinesthetic learners and listening comprehension.
Answer: C) Speaking and listening.
Answer: A) Structured, sequential, and designed with purpose.
Answer: C) Forming correct habits prevents errors.
Answer: B) The audiolingual method.
Answer: C) Replacing L1 habits with L2 habits.
Answer: D) Direct method.
Answer: A) Deliver
Answer: A) Auditory