Theterm “communicative competence” was coined by ________.

Cummins called the knowledge of language forms as _____.

Cummins called knowledge to communicate functionally and interactively as _____.

Classroom or school-oriented language is generally ___ as seen by Cummins.

Face-to-face communication with people is seen by Cummins as ___.

According to Canale and Swain, how many different components are there in communicative competence?

The communicative competence has different components. One of which is the knowledge of socio-cultural rules of language and of discourse. Which component is that?

People can be good at grammar but some lack the ability to use exceedingly complex verbal and non-verbal communication strategies that compensate for breakdowns in communication. What component of communicative competence do they fall short?

Among the components of communicative competence, this is the ability to connect sentences and make a meaningful whole out of a series of utterances.

This competence is associated with the mastery of linguistic code of a language.

Pilar, a judge, is discussing with a fellow judge the possible penalties to be given to the suspect in a murder case. What aspect of language is most probably employed in the conversation?

Flora, an agriculturist, is discussing before her fellow agriculturists the technicalities in establishing an apiculture project. What aspect of language is used by Flora in this situation?

What aspect of language is exemplified by a politician delivering a campaign speech in the rural municipalities of Divilacan and Dinapigue?

There are times that President Duterte blows his top and uses gutter language when he is asked about sensitive issues without taking into consideration that the international media is putting him on coverage. In what aspect of communicative competence does the President fail?

Perla always tops listening and reading comprehension tests. His teacher praises his ability to draw meaning from texts. In what aspect of communicative competence does Perla excel?

Ariel is known for having brilliant ideas in class. The problem with her, however, is she cannot articulate them very well due to grammatical lapses. In what aspect of communicative competence does Ariel fall short?

Teacher Maria is a cum laude graduate of the University of the Philippines. In discussing her lessons, she uses high-sounding words. Even if her students do not understand her, she does not reword her explanations. In what aspect of communicative competence does Maria fail?

Arnulfo is an intelligent student. His classmates admire his ideas and how he articulates them inside the classroom. However, when he is verbally intercoursing with his classmates, he butts in whenever he wants, without regard for the person still speaking. What aspect of communicative competence is Arnulfo weak at?

What aspect of communicative competence is illustrated by the following excerpt from William Norris’s Zip the Lip?

^{If your lips would keep from slips,}

^{Five things observe with care:}

^{To whom you speak; of whom you speak;}

^{And how, when, and where.}

Which of the following is NOT true about Krashen’s affective filter and monitor hypotheses?

How are materials considered if they are brought from the real world to the classroom to expose learners to language in real use?

Teachers who adhere to the communicative approach use authentic materials for what reason?

Which of the following statements about Krashen’s hypotheses is NOT true?

Which of the following is TRUE about monitor hypothesis?

Which of the following statements opposes Krashen’s natural order hypothesis?

The term ____ is the unconscious absorbing of language when exposed to comprehended messages.

When a person is getting conscious, focused knowledge of certain elements of a language through grammatical explanations, drills, and studying, ____ happens.

The _______hypothesis suggests that the grammatical elements of a language are acquired in a predictable sequence that cannot be altered by focusing on certain features.

The ____ hypothesis is the idea that emotional factors such as anxiety, stress, social acceptance, and self-confidence can have a significant impact on learning.

The ____ hypothesis states that language is acquired by comprehensible input rather than by conscious learning.

The _____ hypothesis says that knowing grammar can help students to correct their speech and writing under certain conditions.

The knowledge and implicit awareness that speakers of a language possess and utilize to communicate effectively in language is called____.

The ability to recognize and produce the conventional words used by speakers of a language is called ____.

Which does NOT comprise a high affective filter?

Which factor contributes to low affective filter?

According to Krashen, what is the function of knowledge of grammatical rules in language performance?

A teacher who believes that language is a system of structure made up of sounds, words, and sentences is most likely to follow a syllabus that focuses on ____.

What system do students use in capitalization and punctuation rules?

The knowledge of an individual about the rules of language is ___.

In input hypothesis, it mentioned about i+1. What does “i” represent?

In input hypothesis, it mentioned about i+1. What doe “+1” mean?

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

How many hypotheses does Krashen have?

Krashen claimed that there are two means for adult language learners to internalize a target language. What are these two?

Which is NOT true about Krashen’s hypothesis?

Which of the following describes threshold theory?

Language use is not limited to knowledge of linguistic rules; it also entails the ability to communicate functionally and interactively.

Language acquisition is a subconscious process and a learner’s emotional state either facilitates or impedes acquisition.

Which of the following is an example of authentic material?

Teacher Mac wants to use authentic material to teach figures of speech. Which of the following should he use?