englar midterm
  • 1. The model advances how many established principles in ESL pedagogy?
A) 10
B) 17
C) 24
D) 20
  • 2. To show grammatical awareness, students must:
A) Speak,read and write
B) Write correctly
C) Read, speak, and write correctly
  • 3. The curriculum emphasizes both _____ and accuracy.
A) Meaning
B) Vocabulary
C) Grammar
  • 4. Holistic assessment aims to provide ______.
A) Grades only
B) Discipline
C) Quantitative and qualitative feedback
D) Ranks
  • 5. The model puts greater emphasis on:
A) Practicing grammar exercise
B) Using language in authentic social contexts
C) Copying test
  • 6. The principle of Spiral Progression involves which teaching approach?
A) Repeated the lesson each week
B) Focus on the grammar exercise
C) Revisiting forms, skills, and texts at increasing levels of difficulty and sophistication
  • 7. Employing contextualized self-, peer, and teacher assessment as well as traditional and alternative assessment
A) Form meaning correctness
B) Reflective learning
C) Multi-componential
  • 8. Learning through the curriculum is both ______ and meaningful.
A) Strict
B) Interactive
C) Memorizing
D) One way
  • 9. The curriculum nurtures students' sense of ______.
A) Common ground in communication d)
B) Individualism
C) Compition
D) Independence
  • 10. Graduates must be able to understand and learn ______.
A) Pure English
B) Other content areas
C) None of these
D) Math
  • 11. What should Grade 3 learners have sufficient facility in English to do?
A) Memorize long paragraphs
B) Understand spoken discourse and interact with others
C) Translation test to Filipino
  • 12. The English Curriculum Guide was published in ______.
A) May 2016
B) May2024
C) May2017
  • 13. Multiliteracies recognize that there are many kinds of ______.
A) Literacy
B) Language
C) Grammar
D) Dialect
  • 14. The principle of Reflective Learning allows learners to do what?
A) Repeat the same task without reflection
B) Consciously think about and analyze their learning experience
C) Focus only the test
  • 15. Students use language to connect new experiences to ______.
A) Prior knowledge
B) Grades
C) Textbook
D) Teacher
  • 16. Through the curriculum, students develop ______ thinking.
A) Higher-order
B) Passive
C) Simple
  • 17. Good handwriting means being able to:
A) Print in the block letters only
B) Draw large letter on the paper
C) Write legibly in manuscript or cursive
  • 18. When reading aloud, fluency means reading:
A) Only short passage
B) Effortlessly and accurately, with proper expression
C) Slowly but clearly
  • 19. Sociolinguistic competence includes learning ______.
A) Cultural values, norms, and conventions
B) Grammar
C) Pronunciation
D) Vocabulary
  • 20. The ultimate goal of LAMC graduates is to apply language skills in ______.
A) Real-life interactions and careers
B) Translation
C) Reading alone
  • 21. What should learners demonstrate and use about books and print?
A) Idenfying the characteristics of stories
B) Concepts such as directionality, spacing, punctuation, and configuration
C) Reading title alound
  • 22. The first principle recognizes that all languages are ______.
A) Interrelated
B) Isolated
C) Independent
  • 23. Effective communication in grammar awareness means:
A) Using correct grammatical structure in oral and written forms
B) Avoiding long sentence
C) Speaking faster and louder
  • 24. Effective communication in grammar awareness means:
A) Reading faster and louder
B) Using correct grammatical structure in oral and written forms
C) Reading a poem aloud
  • 25. Discourse competence refers to ______.
A) Knowledge of cohesion and coherence
B) Speaking quickly
C) Listening to others
  • 26. The Sociocognitive-Transformative Model is one model in ESL pedagogy that is anchored on:
A) 21st century learning
B) Classical language teaching
C) Oral repetition
  • 27. Students should show phonological awareness at which levels?
A) Rthym and rhyme
B) Syllable and phoneme
C) Word and sentence
D) Paragraph and story
  • 28. Texts include ______.
A) Stories only
B) Speechless only
C) Conversations, readings, and visuals
D) Letters Only
  • 29.  The curriculum prepares students to participate in ______.
A) School and civic life
B) Religious activities
C) National politics
  • 30. 2. Grammatical competence involves acquiring ______.
A) Phonological, morphological, syntactic, semantic, and lexical rules
B) Emotional control
C) Culture behavior
  • 31. Multiliteracies make learners sensitive to ______.
A) Math deferinces
B) Personal bias
C) Sociocultural diversity
  • 32. The meaning of communication depends on ______.
A) Number of word's
B) Grammar
C) Context, purpose, and audience
  • 33. Students are prepared to become ______.
A) Grammar expert
B) Local speaker
C) Global citizens
  • 34. What is the basis of the success of the school curriculum?
A) Student performance
B) School's improvement
C) More success
  • 35. The most acceptable and commonly used curriculum design is learner-centered design. Which design does not take as a major consideration the learner as a center of the educative process?
A) Mastery of the subject matter is the end goal of every learner.
B) The curriculum is anchor on the needs and interest learner
C) The development of the learners in the starting point of curriculum
  • 36. Bradley's Effectiveness Model provides indicators that can help measure the effectiveness of a developed written curriculum.
A) True
B) False
C) May be
  • 37. This type of instruction allows students to work together.
A) Competitive learning
B) Cooperative learning
C) Collaborative learning
D) Independent learning
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