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1.() relates to the truthfulness of the data.
+ R6 a: V/ Q+ X L& _A.validity
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C.subject
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; u) w; f3 e# ^& x9 C7 z2.Look at the following words, which one of the follow options is an example of anagram. ___________
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B.man-mean7 _# W7 a# m% I* O: p
C.hive-live
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1 T9 d/ y* H2 f1 C3.()involves the organization of learning and teaching in such a way that the traditional notion of the "average student" and "aiming for the middle "in teaching is abandoned.
. N( k. I, Q, y3 @! h+ d6 HA.pair work
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C.teacher's help' t/ t/ b; c, v& M, X/ `- a
D.individualization
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A.overgeneralization
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D.deduced errors
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5.In the language focus phase, language analysis activities also provide a focus on form through ()processes.
4 B% a. b9 g' i- S: `A.teachers' instructions9 @: C9 T8 ?( }# o5 v0 e/ A, T3 r
B.language acquisition/ y! z6 G) g a/ B1 R% }
C.peers' help
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B.Questionnaire7 D9 ]$ Q7 Z- ~9 q4 y$ v
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D.lassroom observation7 p% o1 K6 D' d7 V8 `" q" c
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A.course
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D.correction
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. |" v* {& O6 J7 _$ c; o# pD.A case study
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2 P2 n7 r; i2 T$ @10.Which one do you think is not the correct statement().! s0 F# Z# n* D
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11.Among speaking strategies, which involves using alternatives for words which you do not know?
8 Z# u& q5 m0 y5 M3 \7 u+ l9 sA.Tailoring message to competence F _0 T( c" m' l) o
B.Paraphrasing- i: K5 S6 ^5 p7 K* I+ F+ ^: H5 U
C.Using fillers and hesitation devices
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A.Action research
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C.Lesson report
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B.half a semester planning
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D.whole course planning
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B.structural and functional
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A.fluency
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! I6 u S5 g& P) w yC.clarity
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" n& Q; n3 s& d9 A& I: NA.error identification% X# z7 c2 u; N& I3 e
B.error classification
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23.Which procedures are recommended in preparing self-report forms (Richards and Lockhart, 1996)
4 v5 @2 ~+ l D9 h WA.identify in as much as possible the philosophy underlying the course
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C.prepare a lesson report form
! }/ M" R* a5 |3 eD.prepare videos
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A.impression
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A.Let every student like you.* @" r/ ~" W7 u- r% @
B.Keep good discipline.
: T4 X) S2 h: HC.Give individual student attention.2 i* Z) {( ]5 T; l5 |+ m
D.Manage classroom disruption.9 e. V2 g6 o2 Z1 t* B7 C( m$ H
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# ?/ q }) u: D& f) J. ~6 \* G+ I$ {26.what are the possible techniques to be used for practicing the structure that has just been presented?________. ?# j: ~9 y/ F e" N
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B.substitution
# A/ }; r( h; QC.single word prompts7 [& p/ `7 U7 {4 @2 S
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27.Sensory Modality Strength categorizes learners as what? A; J n. g" T7 t& \0 N9 |* c
A.visual
$ K1 s/ q' b2 j# O |B.auditory
6 w4 [; H5 j! v: ? \( ]C.tactile-kinesthetic
3 ^" m5 q+ Z u2 R7 A8 h( o, SD.thinking
3 O6 a3 f2 X9 zE.analytical
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5 n$ M; ?* @) Z. C. c' qA.language input
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C.speaking strategies2 u! W. U6 [- \0 Z& U- J
D.knowledge of social and cultural context
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B.tools
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) M K; |2 w/ a1 \30.What are the roles of teacher's nonverbal behavior in the classroom?()
* m" V$ X2 ?( h! ?" rA.Allow teacher to become better receiver of students?? messages.
* D( Q" |7 [2 u- q: z- Q0 | W7 v9 [B.It will active classroom atmosphere.8 R6 l4 Y3 F4 Q: l* e7 {$ d
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! K+ S6 N4 e' N# P& o, @" a32.Mistakes are caused by a slip of the tongue.
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34.You should introduce new structure performing the same function when showing function.
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5 H& y, S% z: r2 D6 H38.Indeed the most important factor in writing exercises is that students need to be personally involved in order to make the learning experience of lasting value.
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3 S. J1 U- C5 P6 o48.If teachers do not have enough time, they could finish abruptly or run on afte bell.
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# t- W$ T. E/ E3 D; Z. m# }* H49.A task is a goal-oriented activity in which learners use language to achieve a real outcome.
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50.Rote-learning ability is not included in aptitude.
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