English Pedagogy Test – 30 Learning Materials

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1. A teacher, Amrita, uses various tasks such as creating charts, graphs, drawing, gathering information and presenting them through pair or group work. This differentiated instruction

A) helps learners with multiple intelligences to perform well and learn better

B) is the best way to prepare students for an assessment

C) is a way of demonstrating her own knowledge

D) only helps the bright learners

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2. Which material is best suited for promoting interactive speaking skills in a group?

A) Role-play cards

B) Audio recordings of monologues

C) A grammar rulebook

D) Dictionary

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3. While teaching a 'One-Act Play', a tableau can be used as one of the teaching strategies. The tableau refers to

A) silent still image made by actors posing as characters

B) dialogues between different actors

C) a monologue

D) some musical instrument

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4. How does computer technology support language learning in classes V and VI, to enhance accuracy in student's writing?

A) Spelling and grammar checking

B) Rapid drill work

C) Formatting and fort designs

D) Detailed error feedback

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5. How can movies or TV shows benefit language learners?

A) They can replace all other teaching materials

B) They solely focus on formal, academic language

C) They can provide a fun way to analyse grammar

D) They offer contextualized language in a cultural setting

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6. What is the advantage of incorporating multimedia resources in language teaching?

A) They solely focus on vocabulary building

B) They eliminate the need for textbooks

C) They simplify all language concepts

D) They cater to different learning styles and enhance engagement

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7. Why might a teacher opt to use 'realia' in a language classroom?

A) To provide tangible, real-world context

B) To give large-scale exams

C) To promote the use of dictionaries

D) To present abstract concepts

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8. Which material can best assist in teaching cultural nuances along with language?

A) Vocabulary flashcards

B) Movies or TV shows from the target language's culture

C) Phonetic charts

D) Algorithmic grammar exercises

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9. How can 'infographics' be beneficial in a language classroom?

A) They are solely used for historical linguistics

B) They can replace all forms of verbal communication

C) They focus only on phonetic training

D) They present information visually, aiding in comprehension and recall

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10. Incorporating news articles in lessons can particularly help develop which skill?

A) Understanding cultural references and contemporary usage

B) Mastering fictional literary styles

C) Memorizing lists of vocabulary

D) Deciphering ancient scripts

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11. What is a potential advantage of using technology-enhanced materials in a language class?

A) Allowing for individualized learning paths

B) Making grammar rules simpler

C) Reducing the need for a teacher

D) Eliminating the need for assessment

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12. Which teaching material primarily assists in auditory language skills?

A) Flashcards

B) Audio recordings or podcasts

C) Posters

D) Comics

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13. In the digital age, why might teachers still opt for traditional board games in language classes?

A) To introduce more screen time

B) To foster group interaction and spontaneous language use

C) To promote individual silent study

D) To reduce the importance of communication

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14. How can comic strips or graphic novels aid language learning?

A) By emphasizing phonetic transcription

B) By providing visual context and promoting inference

C) By simplifying complex grammar rules

D) By allowing learners to avoid reading

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15. Why might a language instructor use newspapers in the classroom?

A) To teach classical literature

B) To discuss only historical events

C) To expose learners to current events and language usage

D) To provide context to dated idioms

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16. Why are 'role-play cards' beneficial in a language class?

A) They promote spontaneous speaking and real-life simulation

B) They enhance silent study habits

C) They improve individual reading skills

D) They help in understanding historical contexts

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17. Which of these materials is beneficial for kinaesthetic learners?

A) Audiobooks

B) Interactive physical games or activity cards

C) Grammar charts

D) E-books

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18. Using 'mind maps' in language classes can aid in:

A) Focusing only on pronunciation

B) Reducing interaction and group activities

C) Practicing speaking at a fast pace

D) Organizing ideas, vocabulary, or concepts visually

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19. In the digital era, why might a teacher still use physical 'flashcards'?

A) They can be used for group activities and tactile learners

B) They are more interactive than digital tools

C) They replace the need for any other teaching material

D) They can play audio and video

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20. Why are 'video conferencing tools' gaining popularity in language education?

A) They allow for real-time interactions, especially in remote or blended learning

B) They limit exposure to different accents

C) They offer a way to teach reading skills only

D) They focus exclusively on ancient literature

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21. A software that adjusts the level of questions based on learner responses is using what principle?

A) Gamification

B) Drill and practice

C) Scaffolding

D) Adaptive learning

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22. Which resource can be described as a comprehensive collection of spoken or written texts for linguistic analysis?

A) Encyclopaedia

B) Comic strip

C) Podcast

D) Language corpus

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23. 'Digital storytelling tools' in a language class help with:

A) Improving handwriting

B) Encouraging creative writing and multimedia skills

C) Limiting students' creativity

D) Enhancing listening skills exclusively

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24. In a language class, 'virtual field trips' can:

A) Promote only solitary learning

B) Limit exposure to real-world language

C) Reduce the importance of listening skills

D) Offer immersive cultural and locational experiences

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25. What might be a reason for a teacher to incorporate podcasts into language learning?

A) To introduce new vocabulary in isolation

B) To teach handwriting skills

C) To expose learners to varied accents and colloquial language

D) To focus on silent reading skills

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26. Interactive quizzes and tests in language learning platforms provide:

A) Only collective feedback for an entire class

B) A replacement for all other forms of learning

C) Only entertainment without learning

D) Instant personalized feedback and progress tracking

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27. Which teaching material can effectively assist learners in self-study outside the classroom?

A) A lecture recording

B) A teacher's lesson plan

C) An interactive language app

D) A classroom attendance sheet

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28. What is the primary function of a language textbook in a classroom?

A) To be used only for homework assignments

B) To teach students how to read

C) To serve as the sole source of knowledge

D) To guide the syllabus and provide structured content

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29. Which of these is NOT a feature of 'authentic materials'?

A) They are tailored for teaching purposes

B) They might introduce colloquial expressions or idioms

C) They present language in a natural, real-world context

D) They can be articles, menus, or bus schedules

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30. What is a potential drawback of overly relying on pre-packaged language software in teaching?

A) The content can become outdated

B) It emphasizes all four language skills equally

C) It allows for individualized learning paths

D) Students get exposure to native speakers

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31. An advantage of 'online forums' in language learning is:

A) Avoiding any interaction with native speakers

B) Limiting practice to writing skills only

C) Exposure to only formal language

D) Engaging in real discussions and reading varied viewpoints

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32. What role do 'picture dictionaries' play in teaching beginners?

A) Teaching nuances of poetry in the target language

B) Helping in understanding complex grammar structures

C) Assisting in vocabulary recall through visual aid

D) Improving listening skills through imagery

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33. What can 'augmented reality (AR) tools' offer in language teaching?

A) Interactive, immersive experiences tied to real-world objects

B) Replacement of all other teaching methods

C) Sole focus on historical linguistics

D) Static, textbook-only content

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34. Which resource would primarily help students with pronunciation?

A) A historical novel

B) Essay compilation

C) Grammar workbook

D) Phonetic charts and audio examples

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35. Which of the following is considered a 'supplementary material'?

A) A mandatory grammar exercise book

B) A core textbook chosen by the school's curriculum

C) A recommended novel for extensive reading

D) The official dictionary of the language

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36. In what way can 'blogging' assist language learners?

A) It improves only passive skills like listening

B) It offers a platform for writing practice and real-world feedback

C) It simplifies complex grammar rules

D) It helps in immediate language recall

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37. How can 'gamified apps' enhance language learning?

A) They slow down the learning process

B) They remove the need for practice

C) They introduce a competitive aspect and motivate through rewards

D) They focus only on ancient language forms

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38. Which material would likely encourage collaborative learning the most?

A) A group project workbook

B) Individual reading assignments

C) A monolingual dictionary

D) A solitary language learning app

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39. Which of the following is not a study skill?

A) Getting information from an encyclopaedia

B) Note taking

C) Writing formal reports

D) Using a dictionary

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40. A good language textbook should include

A) extracts from British and American literature

B) attractive fonts, illustrations and learner-friendly

C) interesting stories

D) more grammar exercises

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41. When might a teacher use a 'corpus' in a language class?

A) To teach the history of the language

B) To practice handwriting

C) To make students memorize dialogues

D) To show frequency and patterns of language use in real texts

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42. Why might 'e-portfolios' be used in language classes?

A) To limit feedback only to teachers

B) To reduce the importance of speaking skills

C) To restrict student creativity

D) To document and showcase a student's progress and works

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43. Why might a teacher use a 'digital breakout room' during a virtual language class?

A) To reduce student interaction

B) To focus solely on individual writing skills

C) To distribute printed materials

D) To facilitate group discussions or activities in smaller units

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44. Interactive whiteboards in a language classroom can:

A) Replace the role of a teacher completely

B) Only be used to display text

C) Limit student participation

D) Facilitate dynamic lessons with multimedia integration

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45. A 'language lab' primarily focuses on which skill?

A) Writing

B) Listening

C) Telepathy

D) Reading

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46. An activity asks students to determine from a list of possible answers with a title, what kind of information will appear in an input text before an audio recording is played. Here, students are

A) filling in missing information

B) actively predicting the content of the input

C) checking for facts

D) guessing answers to questions

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47. Which material focuses on a comprehensive approach, covering listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills?

A) An integrated skills textbook

B) A silent movie

C) A list of irregular verbs

D) A specialized phonetic guide

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48. What advantage do digital flashcards have over traditional paper flashcards?

A) They can incorporate multimedia elements

B) They don't need periodic updating

C) They always follow the curriculum

D) They can be physically shared among students

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49. Which tool is essential for students aiming to improve their pronunciation?

A) Essay writing templates

B) Phonetic charts with audio samples

C) Grammar cheat sheets

D) Vocabulary lists

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50. Why might a teacher introduce 'song lyrics' in a language class?

A) To teach scientific terminologies

B) To improve mathematical skills

C) To introduce poetry structures only

D) To enhance pronunciation, rhythm, and cultural understanding

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Pos.	Name	Score	Points	Duration
1	prabhajmunavallimuna	94 %	47 / 50	6 minutes 43 seconds
2	Swetha	66 %	33 / 50	4 minutes 2 seconds
3	Basamma meti	62 %	31 / 50	12 minutes 9 seconds
4	Anupama	58 %	29 / 50	21 minutes 49 seconds
5	Madhuri	22 %	11 / 50	2 minutes 20 seconds