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Froggy Jumps Classroom techniques and tasksOnline version Test your knowledge on classroom language tasks! by REBECA 1 What activity involves sharing information without showing visual aids? a Simulation b Role-play c Information gap 2 In jigsaw activities, students need to: a Share different pieces of information to complete a task b Read written instructions c Work alone 3 What is the purpose of contact assignments? a Encourage students to speak with people in the target language b Practice reading c Write essays 4 Which activity uses props like coins to create patterns? a Discussion b Role-play c Props activity with coins 5 Tango seating allows students to: a Sit in a circle b See each other's work c Hear each other but not see what the other is drawing 6 Role-plays are useful because they: a Focus only on writing b Provide a safe environment for practicing target language c Require no speaking 7 Simulations differ from role-plays because they: a Do not involve speaking b Are less detailed c Use props and documents for a more realistic environment 8 In a contact assignment, students should: a Copy written information b Ask questions that cannot be answered by reading c Read signs 9 An example of a role-play task is: a A tourist calling the police about a stolen wallet b Writing a letter c Reading a map 10 What is a key feature of information gap activities? a Students read from a script b Students work silently c Students have different information and must communicate to complete a task

Froggy Jumps

Classroom techniques and tasksOnline version

Test your knowledge on classroom language tasks!

by REBECA

What activity involves sharing information without showing visual aids?

Simulation

Role-play

Information gap

In jigsaw activities, students need to:

Share different pieces of information to complete a task

Read written instructions

Work alone

What is the purpose of contact assignments?

Encourage students to speak with people in the target language

Practice reading

Write essays

Which activity uses props like coins to create patterns?

Discussion

Role-play

Props activity with coins

Tango seating allows students to:

Sit in a circle

See each other's work

Hear each other but not see what the other is drawing

Role-plays are useful because they:

Focus only on writing

Provide a safe environment for practicing target language

Require no speaking

Simulations differ from role-plays because they:

Do not involve speaking

Are less detailed

Use props and documents for a more realistic environment

In a contact assignment, students should:

Copy written information

Ask questions that cannot be answered by reading

Read signs

An example of a role-play task is:

A tourist calling the police about a stolen wallet

Writing a letter

Reading a map

What is a key feature of information gap activities?

Students read from a script

Students work silently

Students have different information and must communicate to complete a task

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by REBECA

What activity involves sharing information without showing visual aids?

In jigsaw activities, students need to:

What is the purpose of contact assignments?

Which activity uses props like coins to create patterns?

Tango seating allows students to:

Role-plays are useful because they:

Simulations differ from role-plays because they:

In a contact assignment, students should:

An example of a role-play task is:

What is a key feature of information gap activities?

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