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Metodologik kursOnline version 2-kurs uchun maxsus by Sevinch Omonova 1 "Noticing" means becoming aware of how language is used, rather than just understanding the message. Yes No 2 A grammar reference book is exactly the same as a regular textbook and follows a step-by-step lesson plan. Yes No 3 It is a common mistake to rely solely on grammar books while ignoring speaking and listening practice. Yes No 4 According to the presentation, memorizing rules without practicing them is an effective way to learn. Yes No 5 Using grammar books regularly can increase a student's language awareness and confidence. Yes No 6 Grammar reference books are designed to be "looked up" specifically when a learner has a question or is unsure of a form. Yes No 7 According to Richard Schmidt, language input automatically becomes learning (intake) even if it is not noticed. Yes No 8 Language Awareness aims to discourage learners from using their existing knowledge of their first language (L1). Yes No 9 Developing Language Awareness can help learners see through language that manipulates or discriminates. Yes No 10 Comparing similar grammar points, such as "since" vs. "for," is a useful way to use a reference book. Yes No 11 Tables and charts in these books are included to help learners understand language patterns more easily. Yes No 12 Comprehensive grammar books are usually designed for beginners with very simple explanations. Yes No 13 Using the index and table of contents is a recommended strategy for finding specific topics like the passive voice quickly. Yes No 14 Teachers should only use grammar reference books to check their own knowledge, not to plan lessons or design exercises. Yes No 15 Factors such as motivation and task design can affect whether or not a learner notices a language feature. Yes No 16 It is sufficient for learners to simply learn rules and apply them without developing their own relationship with the language. Yes No 17 "Noticing the gap" refers to the learner identifying differences between their own language use and the target language. Yes No 18 Exposure to a language alone is sufficient for learning to take place. Yes No 19 Language Awareness (L.A.) is a mental attribute that develops through paying motivated attention to language in use. Yes No

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by Sevinch Omonova

"Noticing" means becoming aware of how language is used, rather than just understanding the message.

A grammar reference book is exactly the same as a regular textbook and follows a step-by-step lesson plan.

It is a common mistake to rely solely on grammar books while ignoring speaking and listening practice.

According to the presentation, memorizing rules without practicing them is an effective way to learn.

Using grammar books regularly can increase a student's language awareness and confidence.

Grammar reference books are designed to be "looked up" specifically when a learner has a question or is unsure of a form.

According to Richard Schmidt, language input automatically becomes learning (intake) even if it is not noticed.

Language Awareness aims to discourage learners from using their existing knowledge of their first language (L1).

Developing Language Awareness can help learners see through language that manipulates or discriminates.

Comparing similar grammar points, such as "since" vs. "for," is a useful way to use a reference book.

Tables and charts in these books are included to help learners understand language patterns more easily.

Comprehensive grammar books are usually designed for beginners with very simple explanations.

Using the index and table of contents is a recommended strategy for finding specific topics like the passive voice quickly.

Teachers should only use grammar reference books to check their own knowledge, not to plan lessons or design exercises.

Factors such as motivation and task design can affect whether or not a learner notices a language feature.

It is sufficient for learners to simply learn rules and apply them without developing their own relationship with the language.

"Noticing the gap" refers to the learner identifying differences between their own language use and the target language.

Exposure to a language alone is sufficient for learning to take place.

Language Awareness (L.A.) is a mental attribute that develops through paying motivated attention to language in use.