Which theory suggests that language learning is similar to habit formation and emphasizes the role of reinforcement?

Which of the following strategies is NOT associated with cooperative learning?

What is the primary focus of differentiated instruction in the language classroom?

Which teaching technique involves students mimicking or repeating language patterns to develop language skills?

Which theorist is known for the idea that social interaction plays a fundamental role in the development of cognition?

Which language teaching method involves learners actively constructing their own understanding and knowledge through experiencing things and reflecting on those experiences?

Which strategy involves students working in groups to complete a task, emphasizing cooperation and interaction?

Which of the following is a benefit of using visual aids in language teaching?

Which language teaching method incorporates physical movement to aid learning?

What does TBLT stand for in language teaching?

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Communicative Language Teaching (CLT)?

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Direct Method of language teaching?

In language acquisition, what is "interlanguage"?

Which approach to language teaching integrates the teaching of language skills with academic content areas like science and history?

Which of the following is an example of a formative assessment technique?

Which teaching strategy is characterized by the teacher asking a series of questions to lead students to a conclusion or new understanding?

Which method in language teaching emphasizes the use of language for communication and often includes role-plays and group activities?

Who is the theorist known for the concept of "Universal Grammar"?

Which learning theory posits that language acquisition occurs through a process of reinforcement and imitation?

Which strategy is best for improving students' reading comprehension?

What is the main focus of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)?

The term "scaffolding" in language teaching refers to:

Which approach encourages learners to discover grammar rules through guided examples?

Which of the following is an example of formative assessment?

The theory that children learn language primarily through interaction with more knowledgeable others is known as:

Which method emphasizes learning language through habitual drills and pattern practice?

Which one is associated with Vygotsky?

Which is not related to constructivism?

According to a few experts, the students who study grammar are very often able to solve grammar exercise ________.

1. prepare students mentally 
2. motivate for further preparation
3. are not expensive

Which of the following instructional strategies is most effective for fostering collaborative learning in an English language classroom?

What is the primary goal of using authentic literature in English language teaching?

A teacher acknowledges a student through friendly greetings and appreciation, even when he refuses to greet the teacher. This attitude of the teacher is

The Right of Children to Free an Compulsory Education Act, 2009 stipulates that learning should be

Which of the following is incorrectly matched?

A pupil studying in the primary class, says: "I cutted a cake yesterday"! This indicated that the pupil

Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation helps a teacher to best

'Parts of Speech' is a relevant classification in:

The most important spoken English input for students is:

Language laboratory is a major factor in:

An inventory of items to be taught in a sequential or related order is:

If a teacher while teaching a poem encourages learners to sing, draw, and dance, she is making use of the principle of:

Teaching explicit grammar rules is not a feature of a class that follows the

Showing leadership skill in group work is related to:

What is NLD?

Which of the following is NOT an objective of teaching poetry?

What is the method of teaching reading in which the child comes to associate the shape of the letter with the sound it makes ?

The error a learner commits in writing such as, 'I writed it.' is an example for

If a teacher introduces concepts and generalizations first to the learners, she is following

Portfolio assessment is appropriate for English learners because: