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Language Acquisition Vs Language LearningSet 3

1What is meant by "serve and return" and brain building?

2Expressive language skills include being able to label objects in the environment, describe actions and events, put words together in sentences, use grammar correctly.

3Rote learning stores knowledge as:

4What is the main focus of Jerome Bruner's Interactionist theory of language acquisition?

5What happens during the "silent period" when children are learning a language?

6This stage, language learners typically acquire an understanding of up to 1,000 words.

7This stage they acquire a vocabulary of up to 3,000 words, and learn to communicate by putting the words in short phrases, sentences, and questions.

8What activity best encourages oral language development in the Mother Tongue?

9Speaks in complete sentences

10The period of learning, where no improvement in performance is made, is called

11The following are factors that affect the Stages of Language Acquisition for ELLs, except .....

12Language theories have three main views (three language paradigms): structural, functional and interactional. The interactional view of the language considers language important not only for communication, but .....

13A learning plateau may be defined as the .....?

14Which stage is characterized by children beginning to combine two words to form basic phrases and sentences, such as 'want cookie' or 'go outside'?

15This person is a well known British researcher in the field of teaching English to young learners, it is .....

16When learners meet language naturally through reading or listening, they get ..... to it.

17Which perspective suggests that language acquisition is shaped by the quantity and quality of language input a child receives?

18The study of the ways non-native speakers acquire, comprehend, and use linguistic patterns of speech acts in a second language is known as

19All of the following are known theories of language acquisition, EXCEPT:

20Which of the two information depict the differences between learning and acquisition?

21A key criticism by interpretivists of functionalists is that they see children as entirely passive.

22What characterizes the early stages of second language (L2) acquisition in naturalistic settings?

23..... believed language acquisition is a learned behaviour by reinforcing responses

24The learning style in which a learner learns better using pictures and images is:

25Understanding how language works and noticing it is language .....

26Imagine a child around 18 months who says words like "milk" or "ball" instead of full sentences. This behavior is typical of which language stage?

27Between 18 and 24 months, children experience a vocabulary-acquisition spurt and words are combined into sentences

28What influences adult learners' success in foreign language learning according to Zh. L. Vitlin?

29For 2nd Language Acquisition, which describes "a child being exposed to L1 and L2 from birth, developing Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills (BICS) in both languages with equivalent levels of proficiency"?

30Why is play-based learning crucial for foundational education?

31Experiential learning often encourages active participation and engagement from learners.

32What are 3 ways to nurture language and literacy with children under 5 years old?

33What are the first skills in a hierarchy that students must learn to identify words?

34The teacher's use of literature response groups and journals demonstrates a strong understanding that

35The behaviorist perspective of FLA emphasizes:

36Native speaker is a this term is used to describe a person who speaks the designated language as their first language.

37Which of the following is an example of a prelinguistic event?

38If we talk about young learners, they have:

39What could best deepen children's values learned from parents and teachers?

40Which of the following is an example of explicit language learning?

41Which of the following are Bruner's three-tiered model of learning?

42..... is the ability to comprehend the meaning of what others say.

43Single word stage of developmentTruck Truck Truck

44Speech becomes more frequent, words andsentences are longer, but the individual still reliesheavily on context clues and familiar topics.Vocabulary continues to increase and errorsbegin to decrease, especially in common orrepeated interactions.

45What is the primary characteristic of a good learner?

46An English language learner (ELL) high school student successfully conducted many chemistry experiments in his home country. Despite limited English language proficiency (ELP), he now successfully conducts chemistry experiments in his American school. What is this is MOST specifically an example of?

47Which strategy best encourages three-and-a-half-year-olds to join group conversations?

48Creative Construction Hypothesis argues that:

49What is "Print Motivation" ?

50Language acquisition focuses on grammar rules rather than communication.

51Implicit learning is best described as:

52The term 'interlanguage' refers to:

53He believes that language acquisition like any other behavior can be observed, rather than trying to explain the mental systems underlying these types of behaviors.

54Which perspective suggests that language acquisition is similar to learning to walk?

55Language input is more abundant inside the classroom learning rather than the outside classroom (real world).

56What is a strong skill of VYLs?

57It is an approach to language development that focuses on the relationship between language form and social meaning.

58Is a child speaking English a learned behavior or an instinct?

59Which of the following statements about 'learning' is inaccurate?

60The period of literacy before the child goes to school.

61One or more sounds/spellings in the word have not yet been introduced