ESOL Exam Practice questions and answers well illustrated.

ESOL Exam Practice questions and answers well illustrated. Register - correct type of language used in a particular context (casual, proffesional) sight word approach - correct ize words as a whole Vygotsky - correct oped "Zone of Proximal Development" theory. ZPD - correct answers.Zone of Proximal development. Must work at appropriate level--not too hard/not too easy to learn Integrated Language Approach - correct age is learned best when it is whole and in context. Focus on meaning and using language to cmmunicate reading, writing, speaking, and listening are all essential components. Audio-Lingual Approach - correct answers.Learn set patterns and then substitute in new words. Stress pronunciations and repetitive drills. Krashen - correct theories on comprehensible input (i+1) What is the symbol for comprehensible input? - correct answers.i+1 Title VI- Civil Rights Act 1964 - correct person b/c of race, color, or national origin shall be excluded from participation nor denied or otherwise subject to discrimination if program receives federal funds. allophones - correct the phones that make up one phoneme stops - correct d by completely blocking the air and releasing it bilabials--stops at lips. reflexive pronouns - correct back to the person to whom the pronoun refers. CALLA - correct answers.Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach CALLA (Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach) - correct es explicit learning strategies while language is taught through content. Great for MS/HS. Title III - correct res Ell's to receive equal numbers of textbooks and other resources as their English speaking peers. Cummins - correct it take 5 to 7 years to learn academic English (new research now shows 7-10) consonant diagraph - correct consonants pronounced a single sound (ch, sh, th, wh) Labiodental - correct s formed with the upper teeth and lower lip (f, v) dialect - correct age used by a group of speakers. Communicative Competence - correct ty to use language in many different situations. Traditional Linguistics - correct ective approach to grammar that emphasized correct speech should be used and that language rules are highest importance. Holophrastic Stage - correct that people use only one word "sentences" Auxiliary Verbs - correct ng verbs, do, doing, did Personal Pronouns - correct used as a substitute for a noun: I, you, we, he, she, it Transformational-Generative Grammar - correct duced by chomsky and jakobson; emphasizes the creativity of human language andstates that humans can understand an infinite number of sentences that have never been heard. Psycholinguistics - correct es the processes involved in language acquisition and the relationship of language adn the functioning of the human mind. Determiners - correct that help to show which or how many people or thins are being referenced. This, that, those, some, any, much, enough, a few Modular - correct age facility independent of other systems