ESOL FINAL EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Which is not the main goal of SDAIE?
a)Grade appropriate content area learning
b) English language and literacy development
c)Provides the rich linguistic exposure that benefits second language learning, but not
sufficient to lead to the nativelike proficiency
d) Positive social and affective adjustment - ....ANSWER ...-c)Provides the rich
linguistic exposure that benefits second language learning, but not sufficient to lead to
the nativelike proficiency
Which type of collaborative groups is aiming to building individual and group
responsibility? - ....ANSWER ...-Cooperative group
The SOLOM evaluates a student's - ....ANSWER ...-fluency
vocabulary
comprehension
The main problems with behaviorist theories of language acquisition are that: -
....ANSWER ...-1) they can't account for children's original utterances, utterances
they couldn't ever have heard themselves
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, 2)they can't account for original word orders in children's utterances
3) they can't account for overgeneralizations children make
From an innatist perspective children: - ....ANSWER ...-construct grammar
through a process of hypothesis testing
According to the interactionist theory of language acquisition: - ....ANSWER ...-
caregivers play a critical role by adjusting language to facilitate the use of innate
capacities children have for language acquisition;
which theory of language acquisition does the social environment play a significant role?
- ....ANSWER ...-interactionist theory
Krashen's theory of second language acquisition probably is closest to: -
....ANSWER ...-the innatist theory;
Krashen's second language acquisition theories have been influential in promoting
language teaching practices that focus on: - ....ANSWER ...-1)creating a low-
anxiety environment;
2)allowing students a silent period, rather than forcing immediate speech production;
3)communication not form;
From an innatist perspective children: - ....ANSWER ...-construct grammar
through a process of hypothesis testing
Comprehensible input refers to: - ....ANSWER ...-language used in ways that make
it understandable to the learner even though second language proficiency is limited;
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Which is not the main goal of SDAIE?
a)Grade appropriate content area learning
b) English language and literacy development
c)Provides the rich linguistic exposure that benefits second language learning, but not
sufficient to lead to the nativelike proficiency
d) Positive social and affective adjustment - ....ANSWER ...-c)Provides the rich
linguistic exposure that benefits second language learning, but not sufficient to lead to
the nativelike proficiency
Which type of collaborative groups is aiming to building individual and group
responsibility? - ....ANSWER ...-Cooperative group
The SOLOM evaluates a student's - ....ANSWER ...-fluency
vocabulary
comprehension
The main problems with behaviorist theories of language acquisition are that: -
....ANSWER ...-1) they can't account for children's original utterances, utterances
they couldn't ever have heard themselves
....FOR STUDY PURPOSES...©️2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED... 1
, 2)they can't account for original word orders in children's utterances
3) they can't account for overgeneralizations children make
From an innatist perspective children: - ....ANSWER ...-construct grammar
through a process of hypothesis testing
According to the interactionist theory of language acquisition: - ....ANSWER ...-
caregivers play a critical role by adjusting language to facilitate the use of innate
capacities children have for language acquisition;
which theory of language acquisition does the social environment play a significant role?
- ....ANSWER ...-interactionist theory
Krashen's theory of second language acquisition probably is closest to: -
....ANSWER ...-the innatist theory;
Krashen's second language acquisition theories have been influential in promoting
language teaching practices that focus on: - ....ANSWER ...-1)creating a low-
anxiety environment;
2)allowing students a silent period, rather than forcing immediate speech production;
3)communication not form;
From an innatist perspective children: - ....ANSWER ...-construct grammar
through a process of hypothesis testing
Comprehensible input refers to: - ....ANSWER ...-language used in ways that make
it understandable to the learner even though second language proficiency is limited;
....FOR STUDY PURPOSES...©️2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED... 2
