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Krashens Hypotheses Input Monitor Affective FilterSet 8

1Learning a new language involves developing new ways of "thinking, feeling, and acting-a second identity"

2Johnny is a new student in Mrs. Clark's class. She notices that he is struggling to complete his assignments. After assessing his oral language skills, she places Johnny in the beginning level of language proficiency. Which activity could she ask Johnny to complete and expect him to do with success?

3Which principle of Krashen's Natural Approach supports second-language acquisition?

4Being fully developed in body or attitude refers to a learner's .....

5Theoretical CA focuses on:

6Created by Krashen and Terrell-Comprehension precedes production-Production must be allowed to emerge in stages-Course syllabus must be based on communicative goals-Activities must be planned so they lower the affective filter.

7Select the term that matches the definition: the grammatical rules and structures of all languages are acquired in a predictable order.

8According to Krashen, is learning more important than acquisition?

9Athletes in which stage of learning require good visual demonstrations to learn?

10Which instructional strategy is most appropriate for teaching students in the Pre-Production stage?

11Naniniwala na mapabibilis ang pagkatuto ng wika kung iaalis ang mga sikolohikal na hadlang sa pagkatuto.

12In daily lessons, Ms. Peterson, an ESL teacher, uses vocabulary words and sentence structures that her students have seen before. Additionally, she incorporates words and structures that they have not yet studied. Ms. Peterson is using the concept of

13Hmmm ..... this is harder than what we learned yesterday, but with the teachers help, I can

14What is "Affective Domain"?

15For input to contribute to acquisition, learners should both be able and be compelled to understand the message.

16Which principle aligns with Krashen's Input Hypothesis?

17It takes most learners at least two years to reach this stage

18Language Teaching can supply unconscious learning or implicit teaching.

19Which teacher's practice can help promote intermediate pupils' positive self-concept? I. Meets with students periodically during each grading period to help them monitor their learning progress.II. Make students get to know one another.III. Make students compete against one another.

20Comprehensible input is a language that's slightly more ..... than the student's current language level.

21The Natural Approach focuses on:

22Actively trying to get a positive attitude towards learning is

23The input (receptive skills) a child hears in each language may affect vocabulary size according to the principle which states that .....

24Individual learners differ from each other in

25Which of the following is not a useful method for motivating students?

26Instrumental motivation refers to a practical or pragmatic reason for language study, for language learning include passing a language requirement, getting a monetary reward such as an increase in pay grade for language competence

27During an online course, the instructor uses gamification elements like badges and leaderboards to motivate students. What is a key benefit of this approach?

28The dimension of learning and teaching practices that emphasizes interactions and relationships among learners and teachers is known as:

29Time is a condition of

30Which does not match the advice of increasing the learners' self confidence

31Speaking above an EL's fluency level but adding gestures and cues to enhance understanding is which Krashen Hypothesis?

32If you use prior knowledge to answer a question, which of these is true?

33According to Stephen Krashen, what is 'Comprehensible Input'?

34What is the first step recommended to re-engage students in learning?

35What is the role of motivation in second language acquisition?

36Hypothesis:Device that learners use to edit their own language performance.

37How can teachers create a supportive environment?

38If you want to create a more "casually" interactive environment during meetings, what strategic changes could you implement?

39It is a theory of second language acquisition which involves the process of adapting to a new culture and its system of communication.

40Why is it important to have someone monitoring language use during speaking activities?

41Social interactions with native speakers or other learners can facilitate language development.

42Teaching students to reflect and develop self-awareness will help them become .....

43This hypothesis suggests that the acquisition of grammatical structures flow a natural order which is predictable.

44What is a possible effect of student and teacher anxiety?

45Which type of learning is supported most by group collaboration?

46Comprehensible input is more important in language acquisition than the language input being compelling.

47According to Stephen Krashen's Input Hypothesis, learners acquire language when they are exposed to input that is:

48Learners must be developed not only in the cognitive, psychomotor but also in the affective aspect. Why is development of the latter also important?

49Hypothesis: Occurs subconsciously from natural communication where the focus is on meaning.

50Social language proficiency consists of the English needed for daily social interactions.-Contextual Casual, practical, everyday-Express wants/needs, make jokes, greetings, agree/disagree, personal conversation-2 to 3 years to reach native fluency

51Krashen's Theories of second language acquisition learning are

52What affects language learning besides cognition?

53Language acquisition, according to Krashen, is .....

54..... refers to one's ability to monitor or control one's own mental processes.

55Teachers and other adults modify their language to match the language level of students. This type of modification is called "scaffolding.

56The activity which is not an example of EXPOSURE

57Despite his age and regional dialect, Manny Pacquiao still speaks in English and has slowly improved his oral proficiency. Which factor is the most influential in the development of his oral proficiency?

58Teachers have to provide a comprehensible input to be able to facilitate the successful acquisition. One of the necessary conditions for the input is that it has to be beyond comprehensible level of acquirer's competence (I + 1).

59What is the "silent period" in language development?

60Before a student can concentrate on learning, which human needs must be satisfied?

61The 'Monitor Hypothesis' proposed by Krashen suggests that: