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Lsrw Speaking Skills FluencySet 7

1What is the first step in the three-level stage of speaking skills?

2What is one of the solutions mentioned to deal with problems in speaking activities?

3How do you practice speaking English?

4What helps students speak more?

5Which of the following is an example of oral pedagogy in the digital age?

6A-Prior to introduction of reading and writing in English for pre-foundation level learners, they should:

7Controlled speaking activities are primarily used for practicing pronouncing new words and expressions.

8Which is an example of an LO's skill component?

9Which type of speech delivery is recommended in our public speaking class?

10What is the primary focus of assessing speaking skills in language education?

11What is the typical duration of the Advanced Fluency Stage in language learning?

12"Speaking skills are best developed when learners learn to eventually take control of their own performance from an insider perspective (e.g. from the learner), rather than being constantly dictated by external manipulation (e.g. by the teacher)."What is the primary focus in developing speaking skills according to the statement?

13When attempting to assess a student's oral language skills, a teacher might use any of the following activities EXCEPT

14Which of the following is the first step on delivering informative speech?

15Why is speaking considered a dynamic process?

16Can talk about everyday things (e.g. people, places, job, study) in a basic way.

17What is the purpose of the running stage in a speaking lesson?

18What should you do if you need clarification during the Speaking test?

19How long do you get to prepare your answer in Speaking Part 2

20Which learning activity encourages students to engage directly with the material?

21Why arecandidates given apenandpaper in Speaking Part 2?

22Which plan best supports oracy and confidence during story time for three-year-olds?

23A type of unscripted skit in which people take on particular parts and interact to resolve an issue or problem.

24What are 'oral skills'?

25Which of these is a verbal communication strategy being used by a teacher?

26Which of the following is an effective technique for teaching speaking skills?

27What is the main focus of the ELPAC Speaking section?

28To avoid displaying conflicting facial expressions, a speaker should .....

29In speaking part 3, do you need to read/ listen to the instructions so that you can understand what to choose better?

30What classroom activity helps intermediate ELs improve fluency?

31How much should you practice speaking in IELTS?

32What is the purpose of the pronunciation focus in every lesson of New English File Intermediate?

33During sharing, students:

34Which phase in the Brown & Lee Speaking Continuum involves repetition drills and mimicking pronunciation patterns?

35Which of these is included in the Speaking Skills assessment?

36Which of the following do you NOT have to do in the speaking exam:

37What is the recommended approach to speaking delivery in B2 First Speaking Part 2?

38Why is this activity helpful?

39What should candidates focus on to improve their speaking score?

40According to Harmer (2015), which of the following is NOT one of the main types of speaking activities?

41The video suggests improving English speaking skills primarily through what method?

42The process of arguing the affirmative or negative side of a resolution against an opposing team, often including a judge or audience or who decides the outcome.

43STUENT IS ASKED TO READ, RETELL,RECORD HIS RETELLING, REREAD, LISTEN TO THE RETELL RECORDING AND DISCUSS .....

44What is a technique for an effective oral presentation?

45What is the importance of context in the ELPAC Speaking test?

46Which skill is NOT directly tested in the ELPAC Speaking Practice?

47(Competency 8 and 9) Systematic, explicit instruction in fluency is the key to helping students become the best readers and should be instructed with great care, offering frequent feedback after oral reading whenever possible.

48What does audience feedback help a speaker do?

49If you lose your place while speaking, what should you do first?

50In a language classroom, role-play is an activity usually used for ..... practice.

51A teacher should know how extrovert students learn in the classroom. The following activities can make them more comfortable in learning, .....

52What do you have to talk about in Speaking part 1?

53Choose an example of task in class to promote fluency.

54What is the goal of forming speaking skills in foreign language learning?

55What does the "Production, Communication, Freer, or Fluency Practice" stage in language learning involve?

56Teachers should never intervene while doing speaking tasks.

57The best way to achieve a high level of fluency is to ..... yourself in the language.

58Which of the following activities would best allow students to practice expressive and clear speaking in front of an audience?

59Which of the following instructional strategies is most appropriate for encouraging the development of gifted students' oral communication skills?

60Questioning is NOT a brainstorming technique.

61During the CPE Speaking Test:You are not tested on your general knowledge