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Why have different foreign-language teaching methods appeared throughout history?

Teaching aims and learning conditions changed over time

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A method named after the skill that is the main teaching objective may be called:

Oral method

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Which method focuses mainly on reading and writing, with little attention to speaking and listening?

Grammar-Translation Method

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The Grammar-Translation Method treats language learning mainly as:

An intellectual activity

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The lecture suggests that no single method is appropriate for:

Every learning style and situation

200

A lesson using activities from several approaches reflects the idea of:

Varying techniques to address learner differences

200

The Direct Method is described as having been formulated around:

1900

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The Natural Approach was developed by:

Stephen Krashen and Tracy Terrell

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The Natural Approach originally emerged in:

1977

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Terrell and Krashen published The Natural Approach in:

1983

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The Natural Approach gives priority to:

Communication and comprehensible input

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In the Natural Approach, student speech is generally:

Allowed to emerge gradually

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Which is emphasized less in the Natural Approach?

Conscious grammar study and explicit error correction

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The Natural Approach aims to make the learning environment:

As stress-free as possible

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Which is one of Terrell’s activity areas?

Problem-solving activities

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Terrell’s three broad stages of speech acquisition are:

Comprehension, early speech, speech emergence

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Early speech in the Natural Approach may begin with:

Yes/no responses and one-word answers

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Compared with the Direct Method, the Natural Approach places more emphasis on:

Input and reducing learner anxiety

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Harold Palmer considered which exercise especially effective?

Question-answer work

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According to Palmer, teacher questions should be:

Carefully planned

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A suitable Palmer-style question should admit an answer that is:

Obvious, easy, and relevant

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Palmer’s three stages of learning include receiving knowledge, repetition, and:

Real practice using knowledge

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Palmer’s 100 Substitution Tables help learners:

Create sentences following patterns

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Palmer emphasized oral speech through:

Speaking and understanding

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The lecture mentions a minimum vocabulary list of:

3,000 words