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  • Asadbek Bekmirzayev
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  • 1

    35What method is not modern one?

    Translation method, reading and translating the text.

  • 2

    The basic object of teaching the foreign language…

    the process of teaching, the bringing up and education

  • 3

    Find the difference between compulsory and optional courses.

    volume of self study, number of student, aim

  • 4

    What are the ways of creation of language atmosphere at the lesson?

    visual aids, speech situation, teacher’s speech

  • 5

    What does compulsory course involve?

    lesson

  • 6

    What does optional course include?

    self study, additional lesson, extracurricular work

  • 7

    What are the objectives of the optional course?

    developing learner’s creative skills, meeting learner’s individualrequirements, interests

  • 8

    What are the principles of the optional course for teaching basic language?

    learner-centered approach based on meeting learners’ interests and needs, developing creative and self study skills and motivating their learning fl

  • 9

    What problems learners come across with in communication process?

    language acquisition (participating language clubs, parties, excursions, events, holidays, etc.)

  • 10

    What types and forms of out of class activities are recognized for teaching basic language at school?

    individual work with learners (with fixed and changeable participants): preparing parties, excursions, creative works, concerts.

  • 11

    What do optional classes for basic language include?

    necessity of taking into consideration learners’ interests, abilities, individualization of teaching process aimed at professional orientation

  • 12

    What forms of optional classes do you know?

    language clubs, drama clubs, excursions, quizzes, competitions, parties, holidays

  • 13

    What problems are solved at optional classes?

    general questions aimed at developing: learners’ personality and interests;  self-study skills and professional orientation

  • 14

    What types of optional classes do you know?

    introductory classes with advanced preparation (learning partially known materials) without advanced preparation (learning unknown materials), control classes at the end of the topic or unit

  • 15

    What is the teacher’s role in organizing optional classes?

    teacher selects content, sets aims and forms for developing learners’ activeness, self-study skills

  • 16

    When is assessment conducted at the lesson?

    at the end

  • 17

    What are the non-technical aids of teaching language?

    text-book, picture, handouts

  • 18

    Assessment takes place at the … stage of the lesson?

    in the conclusion

  • 19

    How many components are there in the communicative competence?

    3

  • 20

    How many meanings does the term “method” have in the Pedagogy?

    three

  • 21

    Lexical minimum consists of...

    1100 lexica lunits

  • 22

    Which of methods are not scientific research methods?

    explanation

  • 23

    When is the interference happened?

    non-meeting in the native language

  • 24

    Find the methods of teaching pronunciation

    imitation, explanation, analysis methods

  • 25

    Is it possible to teach foreign language without grammar?

    impossible

  • 26

    Determine the correct stages of teaching vocabulary

    teaching the form, meaning and usage

  • 27

    What factor makes the listening difficult?

    listening to unknown voice

  • 28

    Determine the stage of the lesson for conducting phonetic drill

    at the beginning of the lesson

  • 29

    What is the principle of approximation?

    closer pronouncing to the foreign language

  • 30

    The reason of selecting the language material is...

    the quantity of language materials

  • 31

    What is the selection of language materials based on?

    on special principals

  • 32

    What are active lexical materials?

    used in all the types of speech

  • 33

    What is “brainstorming”?

    collecting as much information as possible

  • 34

    Сhoose the interactive method

    cluster

  • 35

    Choose the stages of working on lexics

    presenting, training, applying, assimilation, using in speech

  • 36

    What types of speaking exercises are used?

    preparatory, speech

  • 37

    What method is not modern one?

    Translation method, reading and translating the text.

  • 38

    What is the aim of assessment?

    checking the pupil’s knowledge

  • 39

    When is communication not realized?

    when teaching process is analogical

  • 40

    The content of teaching foreign language includes

    language material, ways, skills and habits, the themes.

  • 41

    What are the correct variants of methodical categories?

    approaches, methods.

  • 42

    What is the positive influence of the native language on studied language?

    transposition

  • 43

    Define the main principle of the modern lesson

    communication

  • 44

    Define the correct content of teaching the foreign language

    language materials, skills and habits, themes.

  • 45

    What requirements are set to teacher for planning academic process?

    acquiring constructive and planning skills, knowledgeof tmc and methodical conceptions of authors, aims, objectives, age features, psychological laws and basic stages of developing speech skills

  • 46

    What is calendar-thematic plan?

    calendar-thematic plan is organized for half or year establishing quantity of academic hours, content of teaching, level for developing speech skills

  • 47

    What does thematic part of the calendar thematic plan include

    plan of the lessons of one cycle devoted to one topic and set aim of each lesson, developing speech skills in special consequence, recommends visual aids, technical equipment

  • 48

    What components are there in lesson plan?

    aims, objectives, outline of the lesson, sequence of exercises and communicative tasks, assessment,

  • 49

    What recommendations are useful for planning lesson

    using games in different lesson stages, suggesting difficult tasks in the beginning and then to deal with easy ones. all lesson stages are logically connected. to give positive feedback at the end of the lesson in order to keep learners’ interest to the subject

  • 50

    What learners’ interests are reflected in the foreign language?

    interests aimed at learning language aspects and developing communicative skills

  • 51

    What are requirements to the lesson?

    communication-centred, learner-centred, meeting the aims

  • 52

    What’s the main aim of a lesson?

    developing communicative competence

  • 53

    What does the notion competence mean?

    it is the sum of abilities, knowledge, skills and individual’s characteristics which allow to achieve the purpose of communication in different situations.

  • 54

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of primary school

    A1

  • 55

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of the 9th grade of public schools is

    A2

  • 56

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of the 9th grades in public specialized schools majoring in learning foreign languages is…

    A2+

  • 57

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of academic lyceums with non-language profile is …

    B1

  • 58

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of vocational colleges is

    B1

  • 59

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of academic lyceums with language profile – second foreign language is

    B1

  • 60

    Level of language acquisition graduates of academic lyceums with language profile is

    B1+

  • 61

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of bachelor’s degree courses in non-language departments of HEIs.

    B2

  • 62

    Level of language acquisition ofgraduates of bachelor’s degree courses in language departments of HEIs - second foreign language is

    B2

  • 63

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of bachelor’s degree courses in language departments of HEIs is

    B2+

  • 64

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of master’s degree courses in non-language departments of HEIs is

    B2+

  • 65

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of master’s degree courses in language departments of HEIs is

    C1

  • 66

    Level of language acquisition of Institute of senior researchers, non-language profile is

    B2+

  • 67

    Level of language acquisition of Institute of senior researchers, language profile is

    C1+

  • 68

    What approaches are considered basic to teaching foreign languages in State Educational Standards of Continuous Educationof Uzbekistan?

    Communicative-functional, learner-centered, competence, integrative

  • 69

    How many approaches are supposed for teaching FL in State Educational Standards of Continuous Educationof Uzbekistan?

    4

  • 70

    Communicative competence

    Means the tacit knowledge of a language and the ability to use it

  • 71

    The learner-centered approach

    It is oriented at developing learner’s individuality through the subject based on learner’s lacks, needs and wants

  • 72

    Integrative approach

    Means proportional using of teaching materials selected both from linguistic and the subjects related to various fields of students’ study and

  • 73

    Competence approach

    It is aimed at developing students’ communicative competence

  • 74

    The linguistic competence

    it refers to knowledge of language areas (phonetics, vocabulary, grammar) and speech skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing)

  • 75

    Sociallinguistic competence

    it enables for learners to choose appropriate linguistic forms, ways of expression depending on the setting, communicative aim and intentions of the speaker

  • 76

    Discourse competence

    it is subsumed under pragmatic competence for the purposes of this document and refers to the ability to chain together idea with appropriate language in speech or in writing

  • 77

    Strategic(compensatory) competence

    it refers to the ability to respond spontaneously to situations in the target language as they develop, and includes the deployment of strategies to take part effectively in interactions – for example, interrupting, clarifying, compensating when communication breaks down, etc

  • 78

    Socio-cultural competence

    it refers to the ability to identify and respond appropriately to situations in the target culture and with speakers of the target language

  • 79

    Social competence

    it means understanding of the importance of studying foreign language in the modern multi- cultural world as means of communication, cognition, self-realization and social adaptation

  • 80

    Study competence

    represents set of student’s competences in the sphere of independent studying languages and cultures, including elements of logic, methodological, learning activities involved using modern educational technologies

  • 81

    What are the features of language and speech skills assessment in planning academic process?

    assessment of language and speech skills, teacher’s upbringing activities for getting objective results of academic process

  • 82

    What is thematic planning aimed at?

    defining terminal aims and results of passing concrete topic, and predicting perspectives and sequencing in teaching, distributing different types of speech types in a correct way, presenting proportionality between class and out of class activities

  • 83

    What are the practical objectives of thematic planning?

    thematic planning is aimed at creating common scheme of set of lessons on specific topic, defining ways of developing language and speech skills, number of lessons, types of exercises, basic teaching aids

  • 84

    What do realizing teaching and educative aims mean?

    developing patriotic feelings, developing memory, listening skills, making conclusions, activating thinking for solving problems while working with text and pictures

  • 85

    What speech activities are productive?

    speaking, writing

  • 86

    What aims of teaching are not methodical?

    thefunctional

  • 87

    Choose the preparatory – exercises for teaching reading

    reading the text, answering the questions

  • 88

    Choose reading type which is used for teaching in high school

    analyticalreading

  • 89

    What grammar method is based on examples?

    inductive

  • 90

    What methods are used for conveying the meaning of new words?

    translation, non-translation

  • 91

    Define the types of reading

    reading in details, scanning reading, skimming

  • 92

    Choose exercises for teaching speaking

    preparatory, speechexercises

  • 93

    Define the speech activities in which passive vocabulary is used

    understanding by listening, reading

  • 94

    Find the approximation

    closer pronunciation to foreign language

  • 95

    Teaching grammar at the beginning stage is based on

    lexical method

  • 96

    Active grammar is used

    in all the speech activities

  • 97

    Phonetic interferences

    pronouncing the sound as in mother tongue

  • 98

    What speech activities are productive?

    expressing the thoughts orally and in the written form

  • 99

    What principle is not used for selecting vocabulary?

    approximation

  • 100

    What method has advantages in teaching vocabulary?

    non-translated, making up the atmosphere of foreign language

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    35What method is not modern one?

    Translation method, reading and translating the text.

  • 2

    The basic object of teaching the foreign language…

    the process of teaching, the bringing up and education

  • 3

    Find the difference between compulsory and optional courses.

    volume of self study, number of student, aim

  • 4

    What are the ways of creation of language atmosphere at the lesson?

    visual aids, speech situation, teacher’s speech

  • 5

    What does compulsory course involve?

    lesson

  • 6

    What does optional course include?

    self study, additional lesson, extracurricular work

  • 7

    What are the objectives of the optional course?

    developing learner’s creative skills, meeting learner’s individualrequirements, interests

  • 8

    What are the principles of the optional course for teaching basic language?

    learner-centered approach based on meeting learners’ interests and needs, developing creative and self study skills and motivating their learning fl

  • 9

    What problems learners come across with in communication process?

    language acquisition (participating language clubs, parties, excursions, events, holidays, etc.)

  • 10

    What types and forms of out of class activities are recognized for teaching basic language at school?

    individual work with learners (with fixed and changeable participants): preparing parties, excursions, creative works, concerts.

  • 11

    What do optional classes for basic language include?

    necessity of taking into consideration learners’ interests, abilities, individualization of teaching process aimed at professional orientation

  • 12

    What forms of optional classes do you know?

    language clubs, drama clubs, excursions, quizzes, competitions, parties, holidays

  • 13

    What problems are solved at optional classes?

    general questions aimed at developing: learners’ personality and interests;  self-study skills and professional orientation

  • 14

    What types of optional classes do you know?

    introductory classes with advanced preparation (learning partially known materials) without advanced preparation (learning unknown materials), control classes at the end of the topic or unit

  • 15

    What is the teacher’s role in organizing optional classes?

    teacher selects content, sets aims and forms for developing learners’ activeness, self-study skills

  • 16

    When is assessment conducted at the lesson?

    at the end

  • 17

    What are the non-technical aids of teaching language?

    text-book, picture, handouts

  • 18

    Assessment takes place at the … stage of the lesson?

    in the conclusion

  • 19

    How many components are there in the communicative competence?

    3

  • 20

    How many meanings does the term “method” have in the Pedagogy?

    three

  • 21

    Lexical minimum consists of...

    1100 lexica lunits

  • 22

    Which of methods are not scientific research methods?

    explanation

  • 23

    When is the interference happened?

    non-meeting in the native language

  • 24

    Find the methods of teaching pronunciation

    imitation, explanation, analysis methods

  • 25

    Is it possible to teach foreign language without grammar?

    impossible

  • 26

    Determine the correct stages of teaching vocabulary

    teaching the form, meaning and usage

  • 27

    What factor makes the listening difficult?

    listening to unknown voice

  • 28

    Determine the stage of the lesson for conducting phonetic drill

    at the beginning of the lesson

  • 29

    What is the principle of approximation?

    closer pronouncing to the foreign language

  • 30

    The reason of selecting the language material is...

    the quantity of language materials

  • 31

    What is the selection of language materials based on?

    on special principals

  • 32

    What are active lexical materials?

    used in all the types of speech

  • 33

    What is “brainstorming”?

    collecting as much information as possible

  • 34

    Сhoose the interactive method

    cluster

  • 35

    Choose the stages of working on lexics

    presenting, training, applying, assimilation, using in speech

  • 36

    What types of speaking exercises are used?

    preparatory, speech

  • 37

    What method is not modern one?

    Translation method, reading and translating the text.

  • 38

    What is the aim of assessment?

    checking the pupil’s knowledge

  • 39

    When is communication not realized?

    when teaching process is analogical

  • 40

    The content of teaching foreign language includes

    language material, ways, skills and habits, the themes.

  • 41

    What are the correct variants of methodical categories?

    approaches, methods.

  • 42

    What is the positive influence of the native language on studied language?

    transposition

  • 43

    Define the main principle of the modern lesson

    communication

  • 44

    Define the correct content of teaching the foreign language

    language materials, skills and habits, themes.

  • 45

    What requirements are set to teacher for planning academic process?

    acquiring constructive and planning skills, knowledgeof tmc and methodical conceptions of authors, aims, objectives, age features, psychological laws and basic stages of developing speech skills

  • 46

    What is calendar-thematic plan?

    calendar-thematic plan is organized for half or year establishing quantity of academic hours, content of teaching, level for developing speech skills

  • 47

    What does thematic part of the calendar thematic plan include

    plan of the lessons of one cycle devoted to one topic and set aim of each lesson, developing speech skills in special consequence, recommends visual aids, technical equipment

  • 48

    What components are there in lesson plan?

    aims, objectives, outline of the lesson, sequence of exercises and communicative tasks, assessment,

  • 49

    What recommendations are useful for planning lesson

    using games in different lesson stages, suggesting difficult tasks in the beginning and then to deal with easy ones. all lesson stages are logically connected. to give positive feedback at the end of the lesson in order to keep learners’ interest to the subject

  • 50

    What learners’ interests are reflected in the foreign language?

    interests aimed at learning language aspects and developing communicative skills

  • 51

    What are requirements to the lesson?

    communication-centred, learner-centred, meeting the aims

  • 52

    What’s the main aim of a lesson?

    developing communicative competence

  • 53

    What does the notion competence mean?

    it is the sum of abilities, knowledge, skills and individual’s characteristics which allow to achieve the purpose of communication in different situations.

  • 54

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of primary school

    A1

  • 55

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of the 9th grade of public schools is

    A2

  • 56

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of the 9th grades in public specialized schools majoring in learning foreign languages is…

    A2+

  • 57

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of academic lyceums with non-language profile is …

    B1

  • 58

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of vocational colleges is

    B1

  • 59

    Level of language acquisition of the graduates of academic lyceums with language profile – second foreign language is

    B1

  • 60

    Level of language acquisition graduates of academic lyceums with language profile is

    B1+

  • 61

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of bachelor’s degree courses in non-language departments of HEIs.

    B2

  • 62

    Level of language acquisition ofgraduates of bachelor’s degree courses in language departments of HEIs - second foreign language is

    B2

  • 63

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of bachelor’s degree courses in language departments of HEIs is

    B2+

  • 64

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of master’s degree courses in non-language departments of HEIs is

    B2+

  • 65

    Level of language acquisition of graduates of master’s degree courses in language departments of HEIs is

    C1

  • 66

    Level of language acquisition of Institute of senior researchers, non-language profile is

    B2+

  • 67

    Level of language acquisition of Institute of senior researchers, language profile is

    C1+

  • 68

    What approaches are considered basic to teaching foreign languages in State Educational Standards of Continuous Educationof Uzbekistan?

    Communicative-functional, learner-centered, competence, integrative

  • 69

    How many approaches are supposed for teaching FL in State Educational Standards of Continuous Educationof Uzbekistan?

    4

  • 70

    Communicative competence

    Means the tacit knowledge of a language and the ability to use it

  • 71

    The learner-centered approach

    It is oriented at developing learner’s individuality through the subject based on learner’s lacks, needs and wants

  • 72

    Integrative approach

    Means proportional using of teaching materials selected both from linguistic and the subjects related to various fields of students’ study and

  • 73

    Competence approach

    It is aimed at developing students’ communicative competence

  • 74

    The linguistic competence

    it refers to knowledge of language areas (phonetics, vocabulary, grammar) and speech skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing)

  • 75

    Sociallinguistic competence

    it enables for learners to choose appropriate linguistic forms, ways of expression depending on the setting, communicative aim and intentions of the speaker

  • 76

    Discourse competence

    it is subsumed under pragmatic competence for the purposes of this document and refers to the ability to chain together idea with appropriate language in speech or in writing

  • 77

    Strategic(compensatory) competence

    it refers to the ability to respond spontaneously to situations in the target language as they develop, and includes the deployment of strategies to take part effectively in interactions – for example, interrupting, clarifying, compensating when communication breaks down, etc

  • 78

    Socio-cultural competence

    it refers to the ability to identify and respond appropriately to situations in the target culture and with speakers of the target language

  • 79

    Social competence

    it means understanding of the importance of studying foreign language in the modern multi- cultural world as means of communication, cognition, self-realization and social adaptation

  • 80

    Study competence

    represents set of student’s competences in the sphere of independent studying languages and cultures, including elements of logic, methodological, learning activities involved using modern educational technologies

  • 81

    What are the features of language and speech skills assessment in planning academic process?

    assessment of language and speech skills, teacher’s upbringing activities for getting objective results of academic process

  • 82

    What is thematic planning aimed at?

    defining terminal aims and results of passing concrete topic, and predicting perspectives and sequencing in teaching, distributing different types of speech types in a correct way, presenting proportionality between class and out of class activities

  • 83

    What are the practical objectives of thematic planning?

    thematic planning is aimed at creating common scheme of set of lessons on specific topic, defining ways of developing language and speech skills, number of lessons, types of exercises, basic teaching aids

  • 84

    What do realizing teaching and educative aims mean?

    developing patriotic feelings, developing memory, listening skills, making conclusions, activating thinking for solving problems while working with text and pictures

  • 85

    What speech activities are productive?

    speaking, writing

  • 86

    What aims of teaching are not methodical?

    thefunctional

  • 87

    Choose the preparatory – exercises for teaching reading

    reading the text, answering the questions

  • 88

    Choose reading type which is used for teaching in high school

    analyticalreading

  • 89

    What grammar method is based on examples?

    inductive

  • 90

    What methods are used for conveying the meaning of new words?

    translation, non-translation

  • 91

    Define the types of reading

    reading in details, scanning reading, skimming

  • 92

    Choose exercises for teaching speaking

    preparatory, speechexercises

  • 93

    Define the speech activities in which passive vocabulary is used

    understanding by listening, reading

  • 94

    Find the approximation

    closer pronunciation to foreign language

  • 95

    Teaching grammar at the beginning stage is based on

    lexical method

  • 96

    Active grammar is used

    in all the speech activities

  • 97

    Phonetic interferences

    pronouncing the sound as in mother tongue

  • 98

    What speech activities are productive?

    expressing the thoughts orally and in the written form

  • 99

    What principle is not used for selecting vocabulary?

    approximation

  • 100

    What method has advantages in teaching vocabulary?

    non-translated, making up the atmosphere of foreign language