Language Focus: Tasks vs. Exercises

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Quiz on task, exercise, and activity types.

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Froggy Jumps Language Focus: Tasks vs. ExercisesVersión en línea Quiz on task, exercise, and activity types. por Humoyunmirzo 1 Which of the following is not usually restrictive? a Exercise b Activity c Task 2 The main outcome of a task is: a Communicative b Non-linguistic c Linguistic 3 Which focuses on a single language element, such as grammar or vocabulary? a Exercise b Task c Activity 4 Which has a communicative outcome and focuses on one or two language items? a Activity b Exercise c Task 5 What do exercise and activity have in common? a Both are restrictive b Both are non-linguistic c Both are not restrictive 6 Mechanical exercises are mainly used to practice: a Vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation b Listening comprehension c Speaking fluency 7 The instruction “Change the words like in the model” belongs to which exercise type? a Transformative b Imitative c Fill-in 8 The command “Fill in the gaps” is an example of: a Imitative exercise b Transformative exercise c Fill-in exercise 9 “Form negative or positive sentences” is an example of a: a Imitative exercise b Mechanical task c Transformative exercise 10 The main purpose of pre-speech exercises is to: a Refresh experience and raise motivation b Evaluate pronunciation c Test students’ grammar

Froggy Jumps

Language Focus: Tasks vs. ExercisesVersión en línea

Quiz on task, exercise, and activity types.

por Humoyunmirzo

Which of the following is not usually restrictive?

Exercise

Activity

Task

The main outcome of a task is:

Communicative

Non-linguistic

Linguistic

Which focuses on a single language element, such as grammar or vocabulary?

Exercise

Task

Activity

Which has a communicative outcome and focuses on one or two language items?

Activity

Exercise

Task

What do exercise and activity have in common?

Both are restrictive

Both are non-linguistic

Both are not restrictive

Mechanical exercises are mainly used to practice:

Vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation

Listening comprehension

Speaking fluency

The instruction “Change the words like in the model” belongs to which exercise type?

Transformative

Imitative

Fill-in

The command “Fill in the gaps” is an example of:

Imitative exercise

Transformative exercise

Fill-in exercise

“Form negative or positive sentences” is an example of a:

Imitative exercise

Mechanical task

Transformative exercise

The main purpose of pre-speech exercises is to:

Refresh experience and raise motivation

Evaluate pronunciation

Test students’ grammar

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Language Focus: Tasks vs. ExercisesVersión en línea

por Humoyunmirzo

Which of the following is not usually restrictive?

The main outcome of a task is:

Which focuses on a single language element, such as grammar or vocabulary?

Which has a communicative outcome and focuses on one or two language items?

What do exercise and activity have in common?

Mechanical exercises are mainly used to practice:

The instruction “Change the words like in the model” belongs to which exercise type?

The command “Fill in the gaps” is an example of:

“Form negative or positive sentences” is an example of a:

The main purpose of pre-speech exercises is to:

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