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Froggy Jumps SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITIONVersión en línea We have to develop our creativity in our brains. por Agustina di como 1 What does the phrase “I goed to the park” demonstrate about language learning? a The child is failing to learn proper grammar. b The child is memorizing phrases without understanding. c The child is discovering patterns and testing rules. ✅ 2 What was the main focus of behaviourism in language learning? a Encouraging creativity in language use. b Learning through repetition and reinforcement. c c) Building personal versions of the language. 3 According to behaviourism, what was considered a major obstacle in second language learning? a Lack of motivation b Interference from the first language. c Emotional stress during learning. 4 What does the Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis aim to predict? a How learners will create new language rules b Which language structures will be easiest or hardest to learn. c How emotional factors affect language learning. 5 Why might a Spanish speaker say “I have hungry” instead of “I am hungry”? a They are applying a rule from their first language. b They are overgeneralizing English grammar rules c They are using interlanguage to create a new structure 6 What is “interlanguage” in second language learning? a A simplified version of the target language b A personal, evolving system created by the learner c A set of memorized phrases used in conversation. 7 This is an example: "Lara listens to English music and she starts saying and using some expressions naturally, even though she never studied those expressions"; What does Krashen's hypothesis belong to? a Acquisition learning hypothesis b Monitor hypothesis c Natural order hypothesis 8 This is an other example: "Pedro understands most of what his English teacher says, but he notices a new word like “stairs” and learns it from the context".What does Krashen's hypothesis belong to? a Affective filter hypothesis b Comprehensible input hypothesis c Natural order hypothesis

Froggy Jumps

SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITIONVersión en línea

We have to develop our creativity in our brains.

por Agustina di como

What does the phrase “I goed to the park” demonstrate about language learning?

The child is failing to learn proper grammar.

The child is memorizing phrases without understanding.

The child is discovering patterns and testing rules. ✅

What was the main focus of behaviourism in language learning?

Encouraging creativity in language use.

Learning through repetition and reinforcement.

c) Building personal versions of the language.

According to behaviourism, what was considered a major obstacle in second language learning?

Lack of motivation

Interference from the first language.

Emotional stress during learning.

What does the Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis aim to predict?

How learners will create new language rules

Which language structures will be easiest or hardest to learn.

How emotional factors affect language learning.

Why might a Spanish speaker say “I have hungry” instead of “I am hungry”?

They are applying a rule from their first language.

They are overgeneralizing English grammar rules

They are using interlanguage to create a new structure

What is “interlanguage” in second language learning?

A simplified version of the target language

A personal, evolving system created by the learner

A set of memorized phrases used in conversation.

This is an example: "Lara listens to English music and she starts saying and using some expressions naturally, even though she never studied those expressions"; What does Krashen's hypothesis belong to?

Acquisition learning hypothesis

Monitor hypothesis

Natural order hypothesis

This is an other example: "Pedro understands most of what his English teacher says, but he notices a new word like “stairs” and learns it from the context".What does Krashen's hypothesis belong to?

Affective filter hypothesis

Comprehensible input hypothesis

Natural order hypothesis

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por Agustina di como

What does the phrase “I goed to the park” demonstrate about language learning?

What was the main focus of behaviourism in language learning?

According to behaviourism, what was considered a major obstacle in second language learning?

What does the Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis aim to predict?

Why might a Spanish speaker say “I have hungry” instead of “I am hungry”?

What is “interlanguage” in second language learning?

This is an example: "Lara listens to English music and she starts saying and using some expressions naturally, even though she never studied those expressions"; What does Krashen's hypothesis belong to?

This is an other example: "Pedro understands most of what his English teacher says, but he notices a new word like “stairs” and learns it from the context".What does Krashen's hypothesis belong to?

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