Language Acquisition Theories Quiz

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True/False about language learning theories.

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Амина Билял

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Language Acquisition Theories QuizOnline version True/False about language learning theories. by Амина Билял 1 The interactionist approach highlights the role of social interaction and both input and output. Yes No 2 Output is irrelevant to language learning according to the interactionist approach. Yes No 3 Cognitivism says language learning is independent of general cognitive development. Yes No 4 Under nativism, Universal Grammar posits shared structures across languages. Yes No 5 Teachers should combine methods, provide rich input, and encourage communication. Yes No 6 The theories suggest teachers should rely on a single method only. Yes No 7 Behaviorism claims language is learned through imitation, repetition, and reinforcement. Yes No 8 Cognitivism and constructivism emphasize linking new information with prior knowledge. Yes No 9 Universal Grammar means all languages have exactly the same vocabulary. Yes No 10 Behaviorism explains how learners create entirely new sentences never heard before. Yes No

Language Acquisition Theories QuizOnline version

True/False about language learning theories.

by Амина Билял

The interactionist approach highlights the role of social interaction and both input and output.

Yes

Output is irrelevant to language learning according to the interactionist approach.

Yes

Cognitivism says language learning is independent of general cognitive development.

Yes

Under nativism, Universal Grammar posits shared structures across languages.

Yes

Teachers should combine methods, provide rich input, and encourage communication.

Yes

The theories suggest teachers should rely on a single method only.

Yes

Behaviorism claims language is learned through imitation, repetition, and reinforcement.

Yes

Cognitivism and constructivism emphasize linking new information with prior knowledge.

Yes

Universal Grammar means all languages have exactly the same vocabulary.

Yes

Behaviorism explains how learners create entirely new sentences never heard before.

Yes

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Language Acquisition Theories Quiz

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Language Acquisition Theories QuizOnline version

by Амина Билял

The interactionist approach highlights the role of social interaction and both input and output.

Output is irrelevant to language learning according to the interactionist approach.

Cognitivism says language learning is independent of general cognitive development.

Under nativism, Universal Grammar posits shared structures across languages.

Teachers should combine methods, provide rich input, and encourage communication.

The theories suggest teachers should rely on a single method only.

Behaviorism claims language is learned through imitation, repetition, and reinforcement.

Cognitivism and constructivism emphasize linking new information with prior knowledge.

Universal Grammar means all languages have exactly the same vocabulary.

Behaviorism explains how learners create entirely new sentences never heard before.

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