Language Acquisition Vs Language LearningSet 2

1What is the capacity to perceive, comprehend and produce language that is also an unconscious process?
2Is the same to learn a language than to acquire it?
3An example of a natural language acquisition is when kids are with an explicit inherent ability able to discover the important rules of a language.
4In mastery of a language, which describes "preference for or comfort with a specific language in a particular context"?
5A language which is being learned?
6Why is oral language proficiency critical for students, according to the text?
7The importance of exposure to early literacy includes all of the following except
8What kind of science is psychology of FL teaching?
9Sam discovers that watching Spanish movies with subtitles helps him improve his language skills.
10What is the age range of language acquisition?
11What is Explicit Learning?
12..... is commonly known as 'applying futures of a first language to the learning of a new language'.
13..... learners have a basic ability to communicate and exchange information in a simple way.
14At what age does the use of first words typically occur in infants?
15Overgeneralization of Language Rules occurs when:
16What does this acronym mean "EFL"?
17Noor always does what the teacher tells him but is unwilling to take decisions about his own learning. He needs .....
18Why should we practice things over and over and over?
19The central focus in Second Language Acquisition research has been on how L2 learners acquire:
20What is the conclusion about the RIGHT theory of language acquisition?
21The two-word stage typically emerges around 18-24 months of age.
22Frequency of communication acts or attempts of a 8-12 month old are around .....
23Which of the following is a way to learn English?
24What role does feedback play in the process of language acquisition for young learners?
25At level ..... learners can understand and use basic phrases related to everyday life.
26Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of emergent readers?
27Your students asked you why it is important to learn. The best answer is: It is important to
28What is suggested as a way to develop rich language in children?
29A parent hears their baby making soft "ooo" and "ahh" sounds, which are examples of:
30What is the first stage of learning?
31The ability to be aware of the forms and functions of printed language.
32About the 5th month, control over the sequence of sounds seem to begin. This is the so called .....
33This is when you teach behaviors by example because children learn by imitating what they see
34In the Beginning Literacy stage, what is the individual's ability level?
35Which of these is a principle of early language acquisition?
36As an example of ....., a child begins to use the verb 'spoke', subsequently, she may use instead 'speaked', and, later and finally, she again uses 'spoke'.
37How are BICS (Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills) and CALP (Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency Skills) related?
38At what age do children begin to put two words together? (Byrnes & Wasik, 2019, pg 51)
39L2 learners would be more confident when they speak about ..... topics
40A theory of learning sees second language acquisition as a conscious and reasoned thinking process, involving the deliberate use of learning strategies.
41The first stage of languages that comes naturally is:
42Decide whether each statement below is TRUE or FALSEThose who have linguistic intelligence are good at using languages.
43Children typically become nearly as proficient as adults in using language by the age of .....
44Section 1: Language and Literacy-Topic: Child Language Development. Which of the following activities best supports a child's development of expressive language skills?
45Hasan is a nine-year-old boy who has recently arrived in the United States from a North African country. He has had no previous exposure to the English language and limited formal education in his native country. Which of the following programs would be ideal in which to place Hasan?
46Is learning to speak a natural process?
47Which of the following best defines 'explicit learning' in the context of L2?
48It is the result of direct instruction in the rules of language.
49The type of language that a foreign learners creates based on his first language the target language is known as..:
50Which stage of language development does the Total Physical Response (TPR) method attempt to mirror?
51According to McQuiggan et al. (2015) (week 7), in order to develop ....., we need to take advantage of informal education to teach students how to teach themselves.
52Which of the following successfully educated the 'Wild boy found in Aveyron France
53According to West, which aspect of a language is the easiest one?
54In which stage do ELLs understand academic vocabulary and need little support to participate actively in the classroom?
55The range of grammar and vocabulary required for the exam .....
56Which concept describes the order in which features of a language are acquired and the sequence in which a specific feature is acquired?
57Norton's view of identity in language learning is best captured by the idea that identity is .....
58What is the most proficient stage in the WIDA descriptors for language acquisition?
59Which theory of language claims that language is a product of conditioning
60What can YLs handle better than VYLs?
61Students see the following image and say, "Bug!" What stage of word recognition are the students in?