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外语教学法2018年4月真题试卷(00833)

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  1. How does Hymes diferentiate communicative competence from competence put forward by Chomsky?

  2. What are main features of the Grammar-Translation Method?

  3. Identify five elements necessary for non-defensive leaming in relation to Curran.

  4. How does Stephen Krashen diferentiate learning from acquisition?

  5. Give three types of written work used in the Grammar-Translation Method.

  6. What systmatic principles does the Oral Approach involve?

  7. What practice techniques are emphasized in the Audiolingual Method?

  8. D.A.Wilkins was instrumental in setting out the fundamental consideration for a________approach to syllabus design based on communicative criteria.

  9. Name three factors that have heliped to set up the cognitive psychology.

  10. According to the Skinnr,_________ was much more effective than punishment ina teaching situation.

  11. According to the Natural Approach, language acquisition is considered a _________process, dependent on two factors: the amount of comprehensible input and the strength of  their affective filters.

  12. The basic principle of the Natural Approach is the distinction Krashen has drawn between language________and language learning.

  13. A major feature of the Cognitive Approach is the emphasis on explanations of __________functioning.

  14. According to J. Piaget_________is the process by which incoming information is changed or modified in our minds so that we can fit it in with what we already know.

  15. The Audiolingualism advocates struchures should be sequenced by means of___________analysis and taught one at a time.

  16. Cognitive psychology studies_________of the mind.

  17. The learning theory of Audiolingualism is the________ psychology which is an empirically based approach to the study of human behavior.

  18. Although the teaching of all the four language skills is advocated by most Direct Methodologists,__________ communication skills are regarded as basic.

  19. The Audiolingual Method is also named the__________method or mim-mem method.

  20. The rapid development of__________ , psychology and education greatly stimulated the establishment of the Direct Method.

  21. Traditional lingists believed that the__________, form of language was superior to the spoken form.

  22. When discussing the rules of language, taditional linguists usually took a.__________approach.

  23. Harold Palmer and A.S. Hornby, two pioneers of the Oral Approach, were familiar but dissatisfied with the_____Method/Approach.

  24. The______linguistics develops directly from the London School of Linguistics and the precursor of it was the anthropologist B.Malinowski.

  25. According to behaviorist, language is regarded as a set of linguistic_______

  26. According to Krashen, the only way for people to acquire a language is by understanding messages or receiving comprehensible________

  27. L. Bloomfield maintained that linguists should describe instead of prescribe what people acually say and should take a (an)_______approach in analyzing data.

  28. Chomsky assumes that children are borm with a language acquisition device(LAD), which is made up of a set of general principles clled_______ g ammar.

  29. What role is a teacher NOT allowed to asume in the communicative classroom__________

    • A.facilitator
    • B.manager
    • C.advisor
    • D.feeder
  30. Which of the following teaching methods advises teachers to consider their students as“whole persons"?__________

    • A.Community Language Learning
    • B.The Direct Method
    • C.The Oral Approach
    • D.Audiolingualism
  31. ______________distinction between appropriacy and accuracy, communicative competence and grammatical competence, use and usage threw much light on the Communicative  Language Teaching

    • A.Henry Widdowson's
    • B.Noam Chomsky's
    • C.Van Ek's
    • D.D.A.Wilkins'
  32. Accoding to Hlliday, social context of langiage use can be analyzed in terms of three factors EXCEPT_____________

    • A.the field of discourse
    • B.the tenor of discourse
    • C.the mode of discourse
    • D.the function of discourse
  33. The Natural Approach emphasizes the primacy of____________

    • A.meaning
    • B.form
    • C.grammar
    • D.speech
  34. Krashen identfd three kinds of affective variables related to second language aquistion EXCEPT______________

    • A.motivation
    • B.self-confidence
    • C.anxiety
    • D.atitudes
  35. According to the Cognitive approach which of the followig is NOT one of the typical cognitive exercises used to check whether students have really mastered the meaning, formation and usage of rules taught?_______

    • A.discrimination
    • B.physical response
    • C.definitions
    • D.drills
  36. Which psychologist emphasizes active restructuring of knowiedge through experience with the environment?_______

    • A.D.Ausubel
    • B.J. B.Bruner
    • C.J. Piaget
    • D.N. Chomsky
  37. Which of the following is forbidden in a Direct Method classroom?_________

    • A.Using gestures
    • B.Sketch drawing
    • C.First language
    • D.Witing
  38. The Audiolingual Method is in origin mainly____________

    • A.British
    • B.German
    • C.American
    • D.Canadian
  39. What contributions does the Audiolingual Approach make to language teaching?_______

    • A.It develops the separation of the language sils into a pedagogical device.
    • B.It involves more active use of the students' mental power.
    • C.It is especially suitable for adult language leamners for learning this way is enjoyable.
    • D.It agrees more with the nature of real communication.
  40. ________was developed in the late 19 century as a reaction against the Grammar-Translation Method.

    • A.The Direct Method
    • B.The Oral Approach
    • C.The Audiolingual Method
    • D.The Cognitive Approach
  41. Designing listening comprehension tasks is one of the ways to establish a favorable classroom climate in_____________

    • A.the Oral Approach
    • B.the Cognitive Approach
    • C.the Direct Method
    • D.the Audiolingual Method
  42. The Direct Method came into being as a result of_____________in the 19 century.

    • A.cassoom instuction
    • B.mass production
    • C.communicative needs
    • D.language teaching innovations
  43. It is accepted by most foreign language teaching experts that the Grammar-Translation Method originated from the____________ century.

    • A.15th
    • B.16th
    • C.17th
    • D.18th
  44. The theory of language underlying the Grammar -Translation Method was derived from_______

    • A.Comparative Historical Linguistics
    • B.Functional Linguistics
    • C.Cognitive Psychology
    • D.Psychoanalysis
  45. As a key feature of the Oral Approach,_________should be presented in sentences, and sentences should be practiced in meaningful contexts.

    • A.paragraphs
    • B.phrases
    • C.words
    • D.grammar
  46. _____________made the phrase "context of situation" a key concept in the technique of the London School of Linguistics,

    • A.B.Malinowski
    • B.N. Chomsky
    • C.L. Bloomfield
    • D.J. R Firth
  47. In 1933,_______published the book Language which is a comprehensive statement of his ideas and principles of the linguistic science.

    • A.L. Bloomfield
    • B.N. Chomsky
    • C.J. R. Firth
    • D.M.A.K. Halliday
  48. The history of foreign language teaching can be traced back to the ancient________when Latin was taught as a second language.

    • A.Greek
    • B.Roman
    • C.Chinese
    • D.Indian