Question 1

A collocation is two or more words that

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usually go together

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can be deduced from the meaning of individual words

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have similar meaning

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must be used together

Question 2

Collocations sound "right" to native English speakers because

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they are often used together

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they know the rules

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they memorize them

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they are fixed

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when learners use collocations frequently, they sound

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more natural

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more grammatical

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more unnatural

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more basic

Question 4

TRUE/FALSE: It is easier for memory to learn language in chunks or groups not as single words

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TRUE

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FALSE

Question 5

Choose the correct collocation: "The teacher asked the students to ________ the new vocabulary in their writing."

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use

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practice

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apply

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implement

Question 6

Choose the correct collocation:

"The teacher emphasized the need to ________ word meanings to avoid confusion."

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clarify

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describe

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explain

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define

Question 7

Why are memory and practice crucial for learning and teaching collocations?

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b) They allow students to internalize and use collocations naturally in speaking and writing.

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d) They encourage students to avoid using collocations in everyday language.

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c) They focus only on theoretical knowledge of word meanings, not usage.

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a) They help students memorize individual words without understanding their context.

Question 8

Which is the correct order of steps for proceduralizing collocations?

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d) 1) Exposure to collocations in context, 2) Comprehension and understanding, 3) Repetition through activities, 4) Contextual practice, 5) Fluency and automatic use.

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b) 1) Comprehension and understanding, 2) Exposure to collocations in context, 3) Repetition through activities, 4) Fluency and automatic use, 5) Contextual practice. b) 1) Exposure to collocations in context, 2) Comprehension and understanding, 3) Repetition through activities, 4) Contextual practice, 5) Fluency and automatic use.

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c) 1) Repetition through activities, 2) Contextual practice, 3) Exposure to collocations in context, 4) Fluency and automatic use, 5) Comprehension and understanding.

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a) 1) Exposure to collocations in context, 2) Repetition through activities, 3) Comprehension and understanding, 4) Contextual practice, 5) Fluency and automatic use.

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