choice the correct answer from the alternatives
1 How can teachers help students feel comfortable before a lesson?
A. Begin with a warm-up activity
B. Assign a pop quiz
C. Skip greetings altogether
D. Dive right into the lesson content
2 How many meanings can a word in English have?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Multiple
3 Why is it important for teachers to be aware of cohesion and reference while teaching reading?
a) To ease students’ learning
b) To help students understand the connections between ideas in a text
c) To make reading more simplified for students
d) To test students on their knowledge of grammar
4 How does the bottom-up processing model of teaching reading skills differ from the top-down mo del?
It involves predicting the meaning of unfamiliar words based on context.
It emphasizes starting with individual words and building up to understanding whole text.
It focuses on building background knowledge before reading.
It requires students to focus on decoding individual words.
5 Why is teaching grammar important in foreign language acquisition?
It improves speaking skills
It helps learners speak faster
It helps learners understand language structures accurately
It improves learners' ability to write
6 What is the purpose of the pre-listening activity?
To brainstorm what you already know about the topic
Make predictions about the content of the listening topic
Discuss the post-listening questions
Create impressions
7 What is the role of vocabulary in determining language learning?
It has no role
It is the basis for communication
It is not important in language learning
It is only important for reading
8 What is the foundation of literacy development?
Reading skills
Writing skills
Listening skills
Speaking skills
9 What principles should the teacher focus on when teaching speaking skills?
Focus on grammar
Focus on fluency
Focus on pronunciation
Focus on spelling
10 What is the key idea behind reading skills or abilities?
Interaction with text and constructing new knowledge
Memorization of text
Listening to audio recordings
Ignoring text altogether
11 What is the importance of vocabulary knowledge in language learning?
It is not important
It is only important for writing
It is critical for effective communication
It is only important for grammar
12 During which stage of the reading process do readers engage with the text?
Pre-reading
While-reading
Post-reading
Reflection stage
13 What is recommended to identify before listening to help boost comprehension?
identify key vocabulary and main idea of the topic.
14 Why is it important for a teacher to check student readiness before starting a lesson?
To ensure all students are present
To make sure students have their materials ready
To see if students are comfortable
To introduce themselves to the class
15 How can vocabulary be enhanced in language learning?
By focusing on grammar only
By reading and listening to English
By avoiding conversations
By not using newly learned words
16 How do you think listening skills should be taught?
Listening skills should not be taught as they are passive.
Listening skills should be taught through exposure to new language.
Listening skills should be taught through systematic instruction and evaluation.
Listening skills should be automatically acquired without any teaching.
17 Which teaching approach encourages students to discover or explore new ideas?
Deductive
Inductive
Both
Neither
18 In the writing approach, emphasis on creativity is an example of which approach?
Process approach
Product approach
Both
Neither
19 Why is it important for students to share their interests during self-introduction?
To make new friends
To learn about each other
To show off their hobbies
To impress the teacher
20 What is the main focus of post-writing in the writing process?
Generating ideas and brainstorming
Revising the draft
Presenting the final work
Organizing and drafting
21 What is the main focus of pre-writing in the writing process?
Proofreading and editing
Generating ideas and brainstorming
Revising the draft
Presenting the final work
22 Why has teaching listening been neglected so far?
Listening is a difficult skill to teach and assess.
Teachers believe listening activities take up too much time.
Listening is not an important skill in language learning.
Teaching listening does not require any specialized equipment.
23 What is peer teaching?
Teaching individually
Teaching in a group
Teaching online
Teaching to oneself
24 What is the belief behind peer teaching?
To teach is to learn once
To teach is to learn thrice
To teach is to learn twice
To teach is to learn never
25 Why is vocabulary considered as a building block of literacy development?
Because it is not necessary for effective communication
Because it enhances reading comprehension
Because it is only important for writing
Because it is not related to language learning
26 What is the third stage of teaching grammar?
Present form and meaning of the grammar item
Let students work in groups and exchange ideas
Give examples and invite students to try
Let students produce their own ideas using the newly learned grammar topic/item
27 What does knowing the meaning of a word help with in English?
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Listening
28 What is the role of technology in our daily life?
Technology is irrelevant in our daily routines
Technology enhances connectivity and productivity
We can live without technology
Technology benefits only specific group of people
29 What is the purpose of self-assessment in peer teaching?
To give feedback to others
To reflect on one's own teaching
To prepare for presentation
To develop listening skills
30 What is the inductive approach to teaching grammar?
Students work out a rule for themselves before practicing the language
Students are given a general rule to apply to specific language examples
Students focus more on meaning than form
Students explore new ideas and thinking
31 Which stage of teaching writing skills involves presentation, assessment, and giving feedback?
Pre-writing
While-writing
post writing
Drafting
32 Which of the following is NOT a common approach to team teaching?
A. Two teachers delivering instruction together
B. One teacher delivering instruction while the other assists learners
C. One teacher delivering instruction while the other observes and collects data
D. One teacher delivering instruction while the other teaches alone
33 How do presenting grammar items in context help learners according to the text?
It confuses learners
It gives grammar items more conventional meaning and functional usage of rules
It has no impact on learners
It makes learning grammar more difficult
34 What stage involves presenting the key topic of the speaking lesson?
Before a lesson
Beginning a lesson
Running a lesson
Ending a lesson
35 What is the purpose of the running stage in a speaking lesson?
To introduce the topic of the lesson
To assess students' speaking skills
To engage students in speaking activities
To end the lesson on a high note
36 What does the while-writing stage in teaching writing skills focus on?
Brainstorming and organizing ideas
Reviewing and editing the draft
Presenting the written work
Generating feedback
37 What is the main benefit of peer teaching?
Enhances the teacher's knowledge
Promotes active learning and participation
Increases student dependency on the teacher
Decreases student creativity
38 What grammatical mistakes are common for English learners in Ethiopia?
Using incorrect verb tenses
Confusing prepositions
Subject-verb agreement errors
All of the above
39 How is listening skills important in everyday life?
Listening skills help in improving writing skills.
Listening skills help in understanding and communicating effectively.
Listening skills are not important in everyday life.
Listening skills help in learning new vocabulary.
40 What is the importance of grammar in English Language Teaching?
To improve writing skills
To enhance communication skills
To understand sentence structure
To improve fluency
41 What is team teaching also known as?
Collaborative teaching
Competitive teaching
Individual teaching
Online teaching
42 What is the main goal of process-oriented writing approach?
To focus on imitating teacher-supplied models
To produce an error-free coherent text
To develop skills to generate ideas and create coherent text
To encourage students to copy each other's work
43 What should students do during the production stage of teaching grammar?
Reflect on the previous lesson
Let students work in small groups
Produce their own ideas using the newly learned grammar topic
Summarize the main points of the lesson
44 The word 'diligence' is most closely related to which of the following?
Creative
Hardworking
Negligence
Aptitude
45 How can technology enhance education?
By creating barriers to learning
By providing personalized learning opportunities
By limiting student engagement
By discouraging collaboration
46 What are the key components of a speaking lesson plan?
Warm-up activity, main speaking activity, cool down activity
Listening exercise, writing task, reading comprehension
Vocabulary quiz, grammar exercise, listening comprehension
Speaking practice, feedback session, assessment
47 In team teaching, how do teachers work together?
Deliver instruction separately
Assist learners together
Observe and collect data together
Deliver instruction together
48 What is the deductive approach to teaching grammar?
Students work out a rule for themselves before practicing the language
Students are given a general rule to apply to specific language examples
Students focus more on meaning than form
Students explore new ideas and thinking
49 What is the primary focus of the process approach to teaching writing skills?
Emphasizing final product
Analyzing model texts
Developing language use
Copying teacher-supplied models
50 Which of the following is an implication of the models of teaching reading skills?
Reading is a passive process.
Readers should not relate information in the text to what they already know.
Teaching reading requires emphasizing only what students already know about the topic.
Reading requires interaction between the reader and the text.
51 How is the top-down processing model different from the bottom-up processing model in
teaching reading skills?
Top-down focuses on building background knowledge, while bottom-up focuses on
decoding individual words
Top-down focuses on decoding individual words, while bottom-up focuses on building
background knowledge.
Top-down involves predicting unfamiliar words, while bottom-up involves processing ideas
by comparing background knowledge.
Top-down involves passive reading, while bottom-up involves active engagement with the
text.
52 What is the main focus of inductive teaching of grammar?
Meaning
Form
Application
Exploration