Who is the protagonist in the novel A Passage to India ?

Nobel Prize in literature 2021 was won by:

Find the odd one among the following types of translation

The technique used at length in Miller's Death of a Salesman:

TOEFL is an example of:

The meter of the line, " the curfew tolls the knell of the parting day" is

The adjectives like flat, loose and weak are loan words

Which of the following words is commonly used as a discourse marker ?

The hamartia with the character Hamlet is:

The phrase 'under achiever' for a student, backward in performance, is an example of in language.

Pozo and Lucky are characters in:

"There was a rustling that seemed like a bustling of Merry Crowds justling at pitching and hustling". The figure of speech in the lines in the poem 'Pied Piper of Hamelin' is:

"God is in his heaven/All World" is right with the world are the lines of:

What is the major theme of the novel Anandamath?

A teacher presents many examples in the class and from them, drives home the concept of adverbs . The method followed is

LAD ( Language Acquisition Device) is term coined by

Diagnostic test is administered .............

Information Gap is a term related to ........................

Drilling and practice are associated with .............................

Identify the noun phrase in the sentence: All the books in the library were burnt.

Which one of the following is an example of Indian English Poetry?

The term " hermeneutics" means.................

The Lake Poets is a term refer to

Miracle plays are based on ..........

Structural Approach considers English as:

What is the primary skill emphasized in the Structural Approach?

In the Structural Approach, how many basic grammatical structures should a learner master?

The Structural Approach emphasizes:

According to the notes, which skill complements listening skill?

Which skills are considered productive skills in language teaching?

Which skills are considered receptive skills in language teaching?

What are the two main categories of skills in language teaching?

What advantage does the emphasis on speech provide in the Direct Method?

Why are audiovisual aids important in the Direct Method?

How does the Direct Method help learners think in the target language?

What is the role of oral communication in the Direct Method?

Which of the following techniques is commonly used to teach vocabulary in the Direct Method?

How is grammar taught in the Direct Method?

In the Direct Method, what language is primarily used for instruction?

What was the significance of the Direct Method in language teaching history?

Who proposed that monolingual teaching could be effective by associating form and meaning?

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?