Exercise Classification
Communicative
Approac
Spot the Exercis
Challenge Q.
True or Fals
100

What is the most universal criterion for designing exercises in modern foreign language education?

communicative purpose/function

100

What is the main goal of the communicative approach?

use the language effectively and appropriately for communication.

100

“Repeat these 10 sentences after the teacher.”

Is this controlled, semi-controlled, or free?

Controlled

100

True or False: Every communicative exercise must be completely freeand uncontrolled.

False. Controlled practice can prepare learners for more independent communication.

100

Listening” and “speaking” can be used as criteria for classifying exercises.

True

200

Name four major language skills that exercises can develop

Listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

200

In the communicative approach,is grammar completely unimportant?

No. Grammar is connected to meaningful communication

200

“Use the given vocabulary to describe-your favorite restaurant.”

Semi controlled 

200

Find which is communicative

A: Complete 15 sentences with shouldor shouldn't.
B: Your friend is planning a difficult trip. Give them advice and explain your reasons.

B.

200

A communicative exercise cannot contain grammar practice.

False

300

What are the three levels of control commonly used to describe exercises?

Controlled, semi-controlled, and free/creative.

300

What is an “information gap”?

A situation where two or morelearners have different information and must communicate to complete a task or solve a problem.

300

Work with a partner and decide where you would travel if you had $1,000

Free or communicative

300

Design a communicative exercise that develops vocabulary, involves interaction, and gives learners a real reason to communicate

Any answer is correct 

300

A good modern exercise should always be completely authentic and reproduce a real-life situation exactly.

False. Authenticity is valuable, but pedagogically designed simulations and meaningful classroom situations canalso be communicative