Questões de Língua Inglesa do ano 2007

According to Richards and Rodgers an approach

is "a set of beliefs and principles that can be

used as the basis for teaching a language" and a

method "refers to a specific instructional design

language and of language learning". In this

• A.

  Situational Language Learning – The Silent Way

• B.

  Audiolingualism – Multiple Intelligences

• C.

  Communicative Language Learning – Cooperative Learning

• D.

  Communicative Language Learning - Audiolingualism

• E.

  Multiple Intelligences – Neurolinguistic Programming

All the items below could be appropriate in the table of contents of a notional-functional program, except one:

• A.

  Giving orders.

• B.

  Repeating structural patterns.

• C.

  Introducing people.

• D.

  Expressing your opinion.

• E.

  Seeking permission.

Based on the text, choose the correct option.

• A.

  Three different factors can influence EFL students' needs.

• B.

  Needs among EFL students do not vary that much.

• C.

  Cultural backgrounds have no influence on EFL students' needs.

• D.

  Previous education has no effect on EFL students' needs.

According to the text, choose the correct option.

• A.

  Students of an EFL class have the same way of learning.

• B.

  One EFL class may have students who belong to the same language group.

• C.

  Learning styles do not differ if the EFL students belong to the same language group.

• D.

  The needs of EFL students vary, but their styles do not.

From the text, it can be concluded that

• A.

  texts for EFL teachers must not take into consideration children's emotional needs.

• B.

  to learn a foreign language one must become a child again.

• C.

  teachers as a whole ought not to worry about children's emotional demands.

• D.

  a lot of writers compare the work of learning a foreign language with becoming a child again.

From the text, it can be deduced that

• A.

  noisy students must be kept apart from other students.

• B.

  students are either too noisy or too quiet.

• C.

  class reactions to teaching styles are both too authoritarian and too free.

• D.

  sometimes students who talk too much may make their classmates waste their time.

Based on the text, choose the correct option.

• A. Noisy students should be given extra activities.
• B.

  In group work, noisy students should be put together with quiet students in the same group.

• C. Quiet students must be kept as such.
• D.

  Quiet students should not participate in role-play interviews.

In the text, "who" (L.16) can be correctly replaced by

• A. whom.
• B. which.
• C. that.
• D. whose.

From the text, it can be deduced that

• A.

  language teachers should spend a lot of time correcting their students' language errors.

• B.

  time spent correcting mistakes is time well spent.

• C.

  teachers are unable to resist the need to correct their students' mistakes.

• D.

  students usually make errors while learning a language.

Based on the text, it can be concluded that

• A.

  language is an abstract, predictable system.

• B.

  a lot of teachers do not resist the urge to correct their students' language mistakes.

• C.

  errors, if not corrected, will become a part of the student's permanent use of the language.

• D.

  students' errors should be corrected from the very beginning.