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Krashens Hypotheses Input Monitor Affective FilterSet 5

1Which is a principle of learning according to Dumont et al. (2010)?

2In addition to providing support from English proficient peers, interactive learning groups help lower students' anxiety by providing CLD students with a smaller group of peers with whom to practice language.

3According to Krashen, learners can learn best when they are highly motivated and confident. This is known as ..... hypothesis.

4Fill in the blank: Krashen's natural order hypothesis suggests that language acquisition will follow a ..... pattern, whether the language being acquired is L1 or L2.

5Affective filter can be prompted by many different variables including anxiety, self-confidence and motivation.

6Which hypothesis argues that learners benefit most when instruction or conversation is just above their ability, also called comprehensible input?

7What is the role of attention in cognitive processes related to language?

8One of the Important Learning Factor is

9What model do current methods of teaching English learners rely on?

10The term noticing in learning refers to:

11Give time to Ss to comprehend the input.

12The Silent Period in language acquisition refers to:

13Basic Learning Principles:addresses the patient's desire or willingness to learn

14Automaticity of language use is related to .....

15According to the input hypothesis, second language learners require comprehensible input, represented by i+1. I is

16According to learning-centered methodology who creates an internal system of L2?

17The stage that the learner begins to demonstrate a more refined movement through practice is referred to as the .....

18What is not implied under cognitive processes?

19What is meant by i + 1?

20Which of the following is not a benefit of the demands of comprehensible output?

21A student avoids group games due to fear of peer judgment. Which approach best supports social learning and reduces negative peer pressure?

22The Natural Approach is built on the belief that 'Acquisition' (subconscious process) is superior to 'Learning' (conscious process) for fluency. What is the role of conscious 'Learning' according to Krashen's Monitor Hypothesis?

23The best acquisition will occur in environments where anxiety is low and defensiveness absent.

24Mr. Swenson is trying to help Jacque work through his silent period and begin speaking more in class. What should he do to encourage Jacque's speech?

25Learners in the Early Production Stage are able to understand simple, direct speech and can follow basic instructions, but may still struggle with complex sentences.

26Comprehensible input is language that learners can understand with the help of context or visual cues, even if some forms are new.

27Which factor affects knowledge acquisition through emotional impact?

28Some authentic resources, like paintings or silent short films, may not contain any target-language text at all but can still be useful for input tasks.

29What strategy helps confront fear by repeatedly placing yourself in opportunities to speak Spanish?

30That differentiation of receptive skill (Listening)-input is received-whereas speaking is a productive skill-output is produced-was given by Stephen Krashen's Input Hypothesis

31Choose the CORRECT statement about Input Hypothesis.

32Krashen's Acquisition-Learning Hypothesis distinguishes between which two processes?

33Krashen's Input Hypothesis

34What does research show about students who are asked quality questions and listened to?

35Critical learning moments happen when:

36A teacher integrating gestures, visuals, and commands prioritizes:

37The speed at which the learner develops his L2 proficiency.

38What personal qualities are encouraged in ELs for a satisfying adult life?

39Stephen Krashen described a state in which learners find it easier or difficult to acquire language. This refers to?

40How does Krashen's Affective Filter Hypothesis relate to motivation in multilingual learners?

41Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency (CALP) is .....

42A language learner exposed intensively to speech during early childhood benefits from a:

43Motivation, in the process of learning

44They believe that they can achieve their language learning goals.

45In an elementary classroom, an effective teacher should aim at the students to be motivated:

46A music teacher notes that students who begin training during a certain developmental window achieve higher proficiency. This observation highlights the importance of:

47The linguistic environment in which learning takes place consists of:

48Meaningful learning is

49What is the central and most crucial concept in the Natural Approach?

50Stephen Krashen (1982) developed a series of hypotheses. The most relevant are:

51According to Krashen, the best classroom methods are those that .....

52Learning becomes meaningful when it is

53Krashen suggests that learners acquire language best by understanding language that is slightly beyond their current level of competence. This refers to:

54Which hypothesis explains the use of conscious grammar rules in speaking?

55Select one of the three necessary conditions of monitor hypothesis

56Curiosity, flexible and insightful thinking and creativity are major indicators of the learner's ..... to learn which is a large part a function of meeting basic needs to be competent and to exercise personal control?

57A teacher can help maximize a child's development by-

58..... motivation is an inner drive for students to engage in an activity for its own sake because it is interesting and satisfying in itself

59(Krashen) In itself, comprehensible input is .....

60Which of these statements DO NOT correspond to the Monitor Hypothesis?

61Select the term that matches the definition: social factors include gender, social class or status, age, occupation, and family's educational level.