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Language Acquisition Vs Language LearningSet 10

1In which stage of language acquisition does the learner speak like a native speaker?

2It is learning and acquisition once the mother tongue acquisition is established.

3What kind of learning is thought to form the origin of culture?

4What is a significant advantage of using authentic language data in language learning?

5Fill in the blank: Telegraphic speech begins around ..... to ..... years of age.

6Pleasant vowel-like noises made by infants starting around two months are called:

7Pattern making Focused directly observable rather than mental systems underlying language acquisition

8Language demands are the structures necessary for students to use the language.

9It is teaching in which learning becomes unplanned through self-reflection.

10At what age are children typically taught to read and write in most countries?

11What does the acronym LASS stand for?

12When a child learns multiple ways to express thoughts through speech and writing, they are developing:

13Halliday's functional theory suggests language changes because:

14In designing activities for the Kindergarten Education program, what should be the primary focus?

15Natural environment. Is an unconscious process.Anxiety and stress-free.

16The one-word stage is sometimes called the holophrastic stage.

17Students almost always .....

18True or False: for contextual factors, these are factors outside the child that affect intelligibility. For example, is the audience familiar with the child? Can the child hear himself misarticulate sounds or is the environment too noisy?

19By age ....., children are generally able to determine the amount of information a listener needs.

20What is the term for a learner's internal language system that evolves over time?

21ENGLISH (Study & Thinking Skills, Reading, Writing, Grammar): According to the PNU reviewer, study skills are best described as

22Development proceeds from-

23Multiple intelligences can be used to explain children's reading performance. Which group tends to be good readers?

24What are the types of Language Proficiency?

25Acquisition is facilitated by

26Placing the second language student in the mainstream English-speaking classroom will ensure that the student quickly acquires English.

27What does the investigation of developmental patterns in learner language aim to describe?

28L1 can support L2. True or False

29What does the statement "nurture shapes nature" imply in the context of literacy development?

30You can create situations that prompt and guide a child's curiosity.

31How can students engage with a new language?

32Children learn language primarily through:

33What does the home-language survey determine?

34Acquisition is .....

35A child who learns that spoons are tableware and then correctly calls forks and knives tableware is demonstrating

36In this milestone, children begin to understand that writing is a form of communication, and that their marks on paper can be used to convey a message.

37Foreign language learning is when the students are exposed to the L2 for half of the day, every day.

38Over time, language learning simply becomes easier as one gets older it only requires more effort.

39How young is a young learner?

40Language acquisition

41-Syllables differ from one anotherBadagapa

42There are three stages of learning EXCEPT this stage.

43Mr. Reyes noticed that his students displayed different behavior while the class was discussing a mathematical equation. Regine was not listening to the discussion, Joseph was taking down notes, while John nodded in agreement to his/her classmates explanation. What value of acquisition is Joseph

44What can you do with a tutor?

45Language development is a genetically programmed ability. However, this ability is not developed without exposure to human speech.Thus, both nature and nurture are vital to language development

46Daniela wants to improve her English. What should Daniela do?

47Children performing at, or with the potential to perform at, a high level of achievement when compared to other children of the same age.

48Observation and imitation are important for a child to learn, but can be a fault if they discourage inventiveness and encourage dependency and copying.

49Which country among Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia has the longest record of English-language teaching?

50Learning a language naturally by exposure rather than study is called .....

51What is an essential part of language development?

52In the preproduction stage of second language acquisition, English language learners (ELLs) may communicate with gestures or single words.

53According to the interactional view language is:

54True/False: Vowels are acquired before consonants; different consonants are mastered at different times (ages).

55"The learner is not a clean slate, he or she brings past experiences and cultural factors to each situation" ..... Is a statement of:

56The following context are the environmental factors that learning acquisition of learners EXCEPT?

57Jennie (who is a Fil-Am) needs to take a Filipino 101 class as part of her curriculum. She was given a Filipino class intended only for foreigners. Do you think she will be an effective learner in this class where in fact Filipino is her second language at home?

58Dialogues are learned through:

59Which strategy belongs to Caretaker Talk?

60Is the use of words, sentences, gestures and writing to convey meaning and messages to others. Expressive language skills include being able to label objects in the environment, describe actions and events, put words together in sentences, use grammar correctly (e.g. "I had a drink" not "Me drinked" ), retell a story, answer questions and write short story.

61How can technology hinder knowledge acquisition?