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Tillarni o'qitish metodikasi
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#1
1) What similarity between the Audiolingual Approach and the Direct Method is stated in the text?
- Both reject the use of the mother tongue and stress that speaking and listening precede reading and writing
- Both emphasize extensive use of grammar analysis and rules
- Both prioritize teaching writing and composition from the first lesson
- Both focus mainly on translating texts between L1 and L2
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Both reject the use of the mother tongue and stress that speaking and listening precede reading and writing
#2
2) According to the text, which of the following is listed as a pro of the Communicative Approach?
- Grammar is the dominant component in this approach
- It relies mostly on memorizing lists of vocabulary
- It focuses primarily on handwriting, spelling and punctuation
- It develops the speech ability among the students and teaches different ways of expression
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It develops the speech ability among the students and teaches different ways of expression
#3
3) What is an objective of the audiolingual method as given in the snippet?
- To build automatic, accurate habits in listening and speaking through repetition and drills
- To emphasize translation between native and target languages
- To promote creative writing and literature appreciation
- To develop silent reading comprehension skills
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To build automatic, accurate habits in listening and speaking through repetition and drills
#4
4) Which characteristic of the audiolingual method is mentioned in the text?
- It focuses on the learner as facilitator and downplays teacher role
- Language learning is habit-formation and mistakes are seen as bad habits to be avoided
- It usually involves intensive and extensive reading as the main activity
- It stresses handwriting and punctuation as primary goals
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Language learning is habit-formation and mistakes are seen as bad habits to be avoided
#5
5) The text defines an approach based on knowledge being constructed, thinking and analyzing rather than memorizing. Which approach is this?
- Reading approach
- Constructive approach
- Audiolingual approach
- Communicative approach
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Constructive approach
#6
6) Which classroom activities are given as examples of a constructive classroom while teaching language?
- Translation drills only from L1 to L2
- Copying text from the board silently
- Memorizing long word lists without context
- Group discussions, role plays, and problem-solving tasks
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Group discussions, role plays, and problem-solving tasks
#7
7) What challenge that teachers may encounter with young learners in a foreign language lesson is mentioned?
- Having advanced vocabulary beyond the teacher's level
- Excessive reliance on grammatical analysis
- Learners insisting on translating every sentence
- Being short of attention span
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Being short of attention span
#8
8) Which reason for teaching English at the primary stage is stated in the text?
- Primary students are too young to learn any foreign language
- Primary education should focus only on grammar rules
- Teaching English at primary stage delays first language learning
- Early exposure helps develop better pronunciation and listening skills
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Early exposure helps develop better pronunciation and listening skills
#9
9) What is the correct definition of 'teacher talking time' according to the snippet?
- The time when everyone in the class speaks to each other
- The time that learners spend speaking in a lesson
- The time which all teachers talk to each other
- The time that teacher spends talking in a lesson
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The time that teacher spends talking in a lesson
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