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外语教学法2019年4月真题试卷

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  1. What contributions does the Audiolingual Approach make to language teaching?

  2. What are disadvantages of the Grammar-Translation Method?

  3. What features do truly communicative activities have?

  4. Why are teachers required to tell the learner about the language, according to the Cognitiveapproach?

  5. What guidelines does the Natural Approach set up for classroom practice?

  6. Name five theories of second language acquisition.

  7. Name five techniques that a Direct Method teacher is usually found using.

  8. What are the four objectives involved in the Grammar-Translation Method?

  9. The Silent Way takes a( ) approach to the organization of language to be taught.

  10. The( )Approach has been developed particularly by British applied linguists as a reaction against grammar-based approaches.

  11. An( )gap exists when one person in the exchange knows something that the other person doesn't know and he wants to know.

  12. According to the Natural Approach, language acquisition activities are divided into four groups: affective-humanistic, problem-solving, __( )and content activities.

  13. The Cognitive Approach classroom teaching often follows three procedures: introduction of new materials( ) and application activities.

  14. The American psychologist Carroll interpreted the Cognitive Approach as"modified, up-to-date grammar( ) theory

  15. J. B Bruner emphasizes active( )of knowledge through experience with the environment.

  16. According to Piaget, (  )is the process by which we modify what we already know to take into account new information.

  17. Noam Chomsky rejected the( )approach to language description as well as the behaviourist theory of language learning.

  18. Palmer, together with Michael West and other specialists, produced guide to the English( ) _needed for teaching English as a foreign language.

  19. The Audiolingual Method uses( )as the main form of language presentation and drills as the main training techniques.

  20. The Oral Approach employs( )for presenting new sentence patterns and drill-based manner of practicing them.

  21. In the Direct Method, the most frequently used techniques of consolidation are( ) purposeful tasks and graded composition.

  22. Correct( )and grammar are emphasized by the Direct Methodologists

  23. An ultimate purpose of learning a foreign language in a Grammar-Translation classroom is to enable the learners to read and translate its( )

  24. In the Direct Method, grammar is learned through _( )_and speaking activities.

  25. In the Grammar-Translation Method, the teaching materials are arranged according to( ) system.

  26. Traditional linguists emphasized such matters as( )the purity of a language, literary excellence and the use of Latin models.

  27. In their study of language, traditional linguists gave priority to the( )form and took words as their starting point.

  28. Chomsky has made the distinction between linguistic competence and linguistic( )

  29. What do these three approaches share, the Silent Way, Community Language Learning, and Suggestopaedia?

    • A.They all lay emphasis on the individual and on the personal learning strategies.
    • B.Teachers are encouraged to give as much intrusion into the learning process of students as possible.
    • C.They don't endeavor to involve the whole person of the students.
    • D.All view the learning of a second language as quite similar to the learning of the first.
  30. According to Halliday, social context of language 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
  31. What materials are not typical of the Communicative Approach?

    • A.Sentence patterns.
    • B.Pictures.
    • C.Games.
    • D.Signs.
  32. () was instrumental in setting out the fundamental consideration for functional-notionalapproach to syllabus design based on communicative criteria

    • A.Tracy Terrell
    • B.Stephen Krashen
    • C.Charles Fries
    • D.D.A. Wilkins
  33. The Natural Approach is based on the following hypotheses EXCEPT()

    • A.the acquisition-learning hypothesis
    • B.the monitor hypothesis
    • C.the natural order hypothesis
    • D.the noticing hypothesis
  34. The Cognitive Approach believes()

    • A.language learning is habit formation
    • B.language learning is behavior
    • C.language learning is a mental process
    • D.language learning is natural acquisition
  35. Which of the following statements about schema is true?

    • A.It is an important concept in Noam Chomsky's theory.
    • B.It describes an active organization of future action.
    • C.It refers to the mental framework of past experience.
    • D.It stores in the working memory.
  36. One of the advantages of the Cognitive Approach is that()

    • A.it encourages meaning and creativity
    • B.it emphasizes language form rather than language content
    • C.it focuses on drill practice
    • D.it relies on dialogues
  37. Audiolingualism reached its period of most widespread use in the()

    • A.1930s
    • B.1940s
    • C.1950s
    • D.1960s
  38. () linguistics offered the foundations for the Audiolingual Method.

    • A.Functional
    • B.Structural
    • C.Cognitive
    • D.Generative
  39. In both the Direct Method and the Oral Approach, grammar is taught()

    • A.deductively
    • B.inductively
    • C.positively
    • D.negatively
  40. The syllabus used in the Direct Method is arranged semantically according to()

    • A.situations or topics
    • B.textbooks or materials
    • C.ideas or concepts
    • D.students or learners
  41. The neogrammarians, represented by ()formed the linguistic base of the Direct Method

    • A.H. Paul
    • B.W. M. Wundt
    • C.J.A. Comenius
    • D.F. Gouin
  42. The new world in the() century made the Direct Method not only a necessity but also a possibility.

    • A.early 18th
    • B.late 18th
    • C.early 19th
    • D.late 19th
  43. Students with the Grammar-Translation Method are expected to memorize() and grammatical rules.

    • A.sentence patterns
    • B.principles for translation
    • C.structures
    • D.bilingual word lists
  44. In the Grammar-Translation Method, the() is the basic unit of language teaching and learning.

    • A.sentence
    • B.word
    • C.sound
    • D.morpheme
  45. ()was the first one that helped to make a profession the teaching of English as a second foreign language.

    • A.Daniel Jones
    • B.Harold Palmer
    • C.Michael West
    • D.C. E. Eckersley
  46. In a Grammar-Translation classroom,() is regarded as the core of language, so it is the maincontent in foreign language teaching.

    • A.vocabulary
    • B.syntax
    • C.grammar
    • D.phonetics
  47. The habit-formation theory was put forward by a group of behaviorists with ()as their representative.

    • A.J. Schumann
    • B.R. Anderson
    • C.B. E. Skinner
    • D.S. Krashen
  48. ()divided the mind into conscious and unconscious mind and he was the first psychologistthat made a careful study of the latter.

    • A.Chomsky
    • B.Freud
    • C.Skinner
    • D.Watson