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Froggy Jumps Test Design for ESP and EAP ContextsOnline version Multiple choice questions by shahlo sadriddinova 1 Which of the following is an example of an ESP test task? a Writing a medical report b Writing a personal diary c Ordering food in a restaurant 2 What is an important principle in designing ESP and EAP tests? a Avoiding real-life situations b Authenticity of tasks c Testing only grammar 3 Which type of assessment is often preferred in ESP and EAP contexts? a Memorization-based assessment b Random assessment c Authentic assessment 4 A good ESP/EAP test should mainly focus on: a entertainment value b real-life language use c native-like pronunciation 5 Why is needs analysis important in ESP and EAP test design? a To align tests with learners’ academic or professional needs b To assess general English ability c To make tests uniform for all learners 6 What does ESP stand for? a English for Study Programs b English for Special Purposes c English for Specific Purposes 7 The main goal of ESP testing is to assess learners’ ability to: a use English in daily conversations b perform tasks related to a specific field c speak with native speakers 8 EAP tests are mainly designed for students who need English for: a academic study b social communication c to a specific field 9 Which skill is most commonly tested in EAP contexts? a Storytelling b Academic writing c Casual speaking 10 In ESP testing, test content should be: a general and simple b focused only on grammar rules c based on learners’ professional context

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Test Design for ESP and EAP ContextsOnline version

Multiple choice questions

by shahlo sadriddinova

Which of the following is an example of an ESP test task?

Writing a medical report

Writing a personal diary

Ordering food in a restaurant

What is an important principle in designing ESP and EAP tests?

Avoiding real-life situations

Authenticity of tasks

Testing only grammar

Which type of assessment is often preferred in ESP and EAP contexts?

Memorization-based assessment

Random assessment

Authentic assessment

A good ESP/EAP test should mainly focus on:

entertainment value

real-life language use

native-like pronunciation

Why is needs analysis important in ESP and EAP test design?

To align tests with learners’ academic or professional needs

To assess general English ability

To make tests uniform for all learners

What does ESP stand for?

English for Study Programs

English for Special Purposes

English for Specific Purposes

The main goal of ESP testing is to assess learners’ ability to:

use English in daily conversations

perform tasks related to a specific field

speak with native speakers

EAP tests are mainly designed for students who need English for:

academic study

social communication

to a specific field

Which skill is most commonly tested in EAP contexts?

Storytelling

Academic writing

Casual speaking

In ESP testing, test content should be:

general and simple

focused only on grammar rules

based on learners’ professional context

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Test Design for ESP and EAP ContextsOnline version

by shahlo sadriddinova

Which of the following is an example of an ESP test task?

What is an important principle in designing ESP and EAP tests?

Which type of assessment is often preferred in ESP and EAP contexts?

A good ESP/EAP test should mainly focus on:

Why is needs analysis important in ESP and EAP test design?

What does ESP stand for?

The main goal of ESP testing is to assess learners’ ability to:

EAP tests are mainly designed for students who need English for:

Which skill is most commonly tested in EAP contexts?

In ESP testing, test content should be:

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