
types of tasks
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- Q1learners use information, from an oral or written text, given by the teacher or another partner to achieve an outcome.PROBLEM SOLVINGMATCHINGREASONING -GAPINPUT-BASED TASK60s
- Q2What is an information-gap task?In which learners match elements within a category or group.In which learners need to ask for the missing information, which their partners usually have, in order to achieve the task outcome.a task where learners identify differences or similaritiesIt requires learners to share their opinions60s
- Q3This type of task requires learners to agree on a decision to achieve an outcome (solving a problem, making a suggestion, etc)Output based taskComparingReasoning gapInformation gap60s
- Q4This is the simplest type of tasksListing/brainstorming60s
- Q5Ranking elements within a category is an example of this type of tasksOrdering and sequencingMatchingComparingListing60s
- Q6This type of task usually requires learners to share information to match elements within a category or group.COMPARINGMATCHINGOUTPUT BASED TASKORDERING60s
- Q7What type of task is it?INPUT BASED TASKOPINION GAPINFORMATION GAPREASONING GAP120s
- Q8What kind of task is this one?LISTINGOUTPUT BASEDCOMPARINGINPUT BASED120s
- Q9What type of task is this? Read the renewable resource example in your card. Go around the class and ask your partners´questions to find the person with the resource name that corresponds to your example.INPUT BASEDMATCHINGCOMPARINGREASONING GAP120s
- Q10Guess the type of task: In groups of three, look at the menus from three different restaurants and decide where to go and what to order taking into account your preferences and the imaginary amount of money your teacher gave you. Report and explain your decision to the class.REASONING GAP120s
- Q11Guess what it is: Listen to your teachers living room description. Look at the living room picture in the handout. Circle the objects your teacher mentions and draw the ones that are missing.INPUT BASED TASK120s
- Q12Identify the task type: Blindfolded, a student listens to her/his partners' directions to arrive at a place in the school.INPUT BASEDCOMPARINGOUTPUT BASEDORDERING120s