ELO1 WGU QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Comparative Structures - Answers- The error in the student statement involves the use
of which of the following
Semiphonetic - Answers- I like the flower I like to see a animal cutes little squaro
Which of the following approaches to the teaching of reading and writing emphasizes
meaning? - Answers- the Language Experience approach
"Students from this country are the best spellers." "Students of this ethnicity have the
best penmanship." The statements above are examples of - Answers- Stereotyping
Student portfolios, observation checklists, reading logs, and dialogue presentations are
examples of - Answers- Performance-based assessments
Mr. Peterson believes that language, rather than being separated into component skills,
is an integrated system of communication. His ESL teaching therefore includes reading
to and with students, individualized instruction, independent reading, students as
authors, and the integration of content subjects. - Answers- Content-based instruction
All of the following are ways to promote positive interdependence within cooperative
learning groups EXCEPT
(A) Rewarding the group member who finishes first
(B) Giving all group members the same grade
(C) Allotting group members complementary resources
(D)Assigning each group member a complementary role - Answers- Rewarding the
group member who finishes first
Which of the following is the professional organization that hosts an annual conference
for ESL teachers and publishes a quarterly research journal? - Answers- TESOL
I think the best advice is that join some after school club to let him ask questions about
the school. We can also ask some student already in our school for a long time come to
answer those question. Also to tell them something to be aware of a some thing or a few
rule they might not know. - Answers- Number agreement
who's / whose
sun / son
feet / feat
The words in the columns above are best be described as - Answers- Homophones
Which of the following approaches to language teaching involve the use of students'
native languages during instruction?
I. Audiolingualism
II. Direct Method
, III. Suggestopedia
IV. Community Language Learning - Answers- III, and IV only
And, um, it was so cool inside, it's so cool, you see, like a little microchip and it's like so
small and you think, how it can works? - Answers- Question formation
I'm Nola. I go a new York and a philadelfia de las vacation. My familia is happy and I am
happy. My hermana is happy and my tio like see my familia. - Answers- Code-switching
Which of the following can improve the validity of reading comprehension assessments
for English-language learners? - Answers- Correlating test questions to specific TESOL
standards
Which of the following has NOT been demonstrated by research on learning styles? -
Answers- In order to be most effective in the classroom, teachers should predominantly
focus on the learning style that is natural to them.
Bidirectional - Answers- is listening activity encountered in daily life -- a flow of
information between two speakers. Some examples are listening to a casual
conversation, listening to presentations that have interactive questions, and having a
conversation with another person. Also called interactional listening.
Unidirectional - Answers- Unidirectional mode represents a one way flow of information.
Some examples are listening to a lecture in class, or listening to television or radio. Also
called transactional listening.
Autodirectional - Answers- listening occurs when a person talks to themselves or when
they listen to themselves talk.
Transactional listening - Answers- Unidirectional mode represents a one way flow of
information. Some examples are listening to a lecture in class, or listening to television
or radio.
Interactional listening - Answers- a flow of information between two speakers. Some
examples are listening to a casual conversation, listening to presentations that have
interactive questions, and having a conversation with another person.
Bottom up - Answers- A focus on "micro-" elements, such as discrete sounds and
words.
Top down - Answers- Using background information to consider the big picture and
overall meaning, and in the process developing expectations about what is heard or
read, which are then confirmed or rejected.
Proficiency Testing - Answers- designed to measure people's ability in a language
Comparative Structures - Answers- The error in the student statement involves the use
of which of the following
Semiphonetic - Answers- I like the flower I like to see a animal cutes little squaro
Which of the following approaches to the teaching of reading and writing emphasizes
meaning? - Answers- the Language Experience approach
"Students from this country are the best spellers." "Students of this ethnicity have the
best penmanship." The statements above are examples of - Answers- Stereotyping
Student portfolios, observation checklists, reading logs, and dialogue presentations are
examples of - Answers- Performance-based assessments
Mr. Peterson believes that language, rather than being separated into component skills,
is an integrated system of communication. His ESL teaching therefore includes reading
to and with students, individualized instruction, independent reading, students as
authors, and the integration of content subjects. - Answers- Content-based instruction
All of the following are ways to promote positive interdependence within cooperative
learning groups EXCEPT
(A) Rewarding the group member who finishes first
(B) Giving all group members the same grade
(C) Allotting group members complementary resources
(D)Assigning each group member a complementary role - Answers- Rewarding the
group member who finishes first
Which of the following is the professional organization that hosts an annual conference
for ESL teachers and publishes a quarterly research journal? - Answers- TESOL
I think the best advice is that join some after school club to let him ask questions about
the school. We can also ask some student already in our school for a long time come to
answer those question. Also to tell them something to be aware of a some thing or a few
rule they might not know. - Answers- Number agreement
who's / whose
sun / son
feet / feat
The words in the columns above are best be described as - Answers- Homophones
Which of the following approaches to language teaching involve the use of students'
native languages during instruction?
I. Audiolingualism
II. Direct Method
, III. Suggestopedia
IV. Community Language Learning - Answers- III, and IV only
And, um, it was so cool inside, it's so cool, you see, like a little microchip and it's like so
small and you think, how it can works? - Answers- Question formation
I'm Nola. I go a new York and a philadelfia de las vacation. My familia is happy and I am
happy. My hermana is happy and my tio like see my familia. - Answers- Code-switching
Which of the following can improve the validity of reading comprehension assessments
for English-language learners? - Answers- Correlating test questions to specific TESOL
standards
Which of the following has NOT been demonstrated by research on learning styles? -
Answers- In order to be most effective in the classroom, teachers should predominantly
focus on the learning style that is natural to them.
Bidirectional - Answers- is listening activity encountered in daily life -- a flow of
information between two speakers. Some examples are listening to a casual
conversation, listening to presentations that have interactive questions, and having a
conversation with another person. Also called interactional listening.
Unidirectional - Answers- Unidirectional mode represents a one way flow of information.
Some examples are listening to a lecture in class, or listening to television or radio. Also
called transactional listening.
Autodirectional - Answers- listening occurs when a person talks to themselves or when
they listen to themselves talk.
Transactional listening - Answers- Unidirectional mode represents a one way flow of
information. Some examples are listening to a lecture in class, or listening to television
or radio.
Interactional listening - Answers- a flow of information between two speakers. Some
examples are listening to a casual conversation, listening to presentations that have
interactive questions, and having a conversation with another person.
Bottom up - Answers- A focus on "micro-" elements, such as discrete sounds and
words.
Top down - Answers- Using background information to consider the big picture and
overall meaning, and in the process developing expectations about what is heard or
read, which are then confirmed or rejected.
Proficiency Testing - Answers- designed to measure people's ability in a language
