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Krashen Input Hypothesis GameVersión en línea Test your knowledge about the Krashen Input Hypothesis! por Maria Bermejo 1 The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners should be exposed to a variety of input in order to develop their language skills. Sí No 2 According to Krashen, the best way to acquire a second language is through meaningful and interesting input. Sí No 3 Krashen's theory of language acquisition has been influential in the field of second language teaching. Sí No 4 The Input Hypothesis states that language acquisition occurs through explicit grammar instruction. Sí No 5 The Input Hypothesis proposes that learners acquire language through a process of imitation and repetition. Sí No 6 According to Krashen, the best way to acquire a second language is through speaking practice. Sí No 7 The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners need to produce language in order to acquire it. Sí No 8 The Input Hypothesis proposes that learners acquire language through a process of understanding and assimilating input. Sí No 9 The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners should focus on output rather than input in order to develop their language skills. Sí No 10 The Input Hypothesis states that language acquisition occurs when learners receive comprehensible input. Sí No 11 Krashen's theory of language acquisition has had little impact on second language teaching. Sí No 12 According to Krashen, language acquisition is a conscious process that requires effort and study. Sí No 13 The Input Hypothesis emphasizes the importance of memorizing vocabulary in order to acquire a second language. Sí No 14 The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners need to understand the message in order to acquire language. Sí No 15 The Input Hypothesis emphasizes the importance of exposure to natural language in order to acquire a second language. Sí No 16 Comprehensible input is language that is slightly above the learner's current level of understanding. Sí No 17 According to Krashen, language acquisition is a subconscious process that happens naturally. Sí No 18 Krashen argues that explicit grammar instruction is not necessary for language acquisition. Sí No 19 Comprehensible input is language that is below the learner's current level of understanding. Sí No 20 Krashen argues that explicit grammar instruction is essential for language acquisition. Sí No

Krashen Input Hypothesis GameVersión en línea

Test your knowledge about the Krashen Input Hypothesis!

por Maria Bermejo

The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners should be exposed to a variety of input in order to develop their language skills.

Sí

According to Krashen, the best way to acquire a second language is through meaningful and interesting input.

Sí

Krashen's theory of language acquisition has been influential in the field of second language teaching.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis states that language acquisition occurs through explicit grammar instruction.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis proposes that learners acquire language through a process of imitation and repetition.

Sí

According to Krashen, the best way to acquire a second language is through speaking practice.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners need to produce language in order to acquire it.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis proposes that learners acquire language through a process of understanding and assimilating input.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners should focus on output rather than input in order to develop their language skills.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis states that language acquisition occurs when learners receive comprehensible input.

Sí

Krashen's theory of language acquisition has had little impact on second language teaching.

Sí

According to Krashen, language acquisition is a conscious process that requires effort and study.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis emphasizes the importance of memorizing vocabulary in order to acquire a second language.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis suggests that learners need to understand the message in order to acquire language.

Sí

The Input Hypothesis emphasizes the importance of exposure to natural language in order to acquire a second language.

Sí

Comprehensible input is language that is slightly above the learner's current level of understanding.

Sí

According to Krashen, language acquisition is a subconscious process that happens naturally.

Sí

Krashen argues that explicit grammar instruction is not necessary for language acquisition.

Sí

Comprehensible input is language that is below the learner's current level of understanding.

Sí

Krashen argues that explicit grammar instruction is essential for language acquisition.

Sí