Lsrw Speaking Skills FluencySet 8

1True or false: Public speaking skills are only useful if you want to become a public figure.
2What is the purpose of the final speaking activity in Lesson B?
3Type of delivery where the speaker reads the script. It deprives the audience with eye contact
4(Competency 9)All of the following are components of "monitored oral reading with the teacher" that will help improve a student's fluency except:
5Why is providing a dialogue script or prompts helpful for role-play?
6What does the unit suggest regarding the development of oral fluency in language learners at basic levels?
7What is the primary objective of teaching speaking skills in the classroom?
8Learners are usually unaware that they are repeating the new item or items over and over again during controlled speaking activities.
9What is the role of spoken language in the KS1 English curriculum?
10The aim of production in PPP is:
11What should you do during the 1 minute of preparation in Part 2?
12What should you do before delivering your speech?
13What is the benefit of giving learners time for planning before speaking in a second language?
14Which of the following is an activity method?
15What is the main focus of controlled speaking activities?
16In the Sight Word Fluency Assessment (SWF) if the students does not say the word correctly within ..... seconds, marks the word as incorrect.
17In which stage do students begin to make complex statements and share thoughts and opinions more often?
18What is an important strategy for success in the ELPAC Speaking test?
19Which skill is considered productive in language learning?
20In the context of language instruction, what is the term for the ability to speak fluently and coherently without hesitation or interruptions?
21"Pass the Ball, Say the Word" is designed to:
22In which controlled speaking activity do students answer or ask questions very quickly?
23Making contact with an audience using your eyes
24How to be confident in public speaking?