What is a key feature of the Direct Method?

Why is the Grammar-Translation Method considered ineffective for real-world communication?

How does the Grammar-Translation Method affect learners’ confidence in using English?

Why do learners often find the Grammar-Translation Method uninteresting?

What is a major drawback of the Grammar-Translation Method in terms of language skills?

Why is evaluation easy in the Grammar-Translation Method?

Which philosophical principle supports the effectiveness of GTM?

How does translation help learners in the Grammar-Translation Method?

Why is the Grammar-Translation Method considered teacher-friendly?

What did early reformers like Comenius and John Locke advocate regarding language learning?

Which of the following scholars criticized the Grammar-Translation Method and supported teaching L2 in L2?

What is the primary teaching material in GTM classrooms?

Which of the following best describes the evaluation method in GTM?

How is grammar taught in the Grammar-Translation Method?

What is the role of the learner’s mother tongue (L1) in GTM?

Which skill is most emphasized in the Grammar-Translation Method?

Which language skill is LEAST emphasized in the Grammar-Translation Method?

Which of the following is a common feature of Grammar-Translation textbooks in the 19th century?

What was the original purpose of studying Latin using the Grammar-Translation Method?

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the Grammar-Translation Method?

Which of the following best describes a method in Anthony’s framework?

What is an approach in language teaching according to Anthony (1965)?

In the years preceding the 1640s, English society was increasingly marked by:

The Levelers, such as John Lilburne and Richard Overton, were known for:

Educated political theorists like Hobbes and James Harrington expressed their radical ideas:

Burton’s fascination with excess necessitated a prose style that was:

Burton’s prose style in The Anatomy of Melancholy was shaped by:

The effect of this fragmented prose style in sermons was to suggest:

Which two preachers are cited as exemplars of the clipped prose style?

Which term is NOT typically used to describe the reactionary prose style of the essayists?

The new style of prose cultivated by these writers is sometimes described as:

The prose style of the essayists and character writers was a reaction against:

The phrase "alliterative revival" should not be understood as:

Winner and Waster may have inspired which major poet of the Alliterative Revival?

The earliest examples of the Alliterative Revival are datable to which decade?

Which feature best characterizes the poems of the Alliterative Revival?

What is the goal of the Principle of Motivation through Success?

Which principle suggests that teachers should provide differentiated tasks and remedial support based on student needs?

The principle that advises against overcorrection in the initial stages to avoid discouraging learners is:

Using audio-visual aids, gestures, and real objects falls under which principle?

Teaching 'simple present tense' before 'perfect tenses' aligns with which principle?

To improve articulation, practicing tongue twisters is an example of which principle?

Which example best illustrates the Principle of Learning by Doing?

The Principle of Continuity and Regularity emphasizes the importance of:

What is the role of the mother tongue in the early stages of second language learning, according to the Principle of Mother Tongue Influence?

According to the Principle of Motivation through Success, what builds student confidence?

The Principle of Multisensory Learning suggests that children learn faster when:

When teaching English vocabulary related to 'leaf' or 'tree', which principle is being applied?

The Principle of Individual Differences acknowledges that students vary in:

What is the main idea of the Principle of Fluency before Accuracy?