Assessing receptive skills.

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Assessing receptive skills.


Froggy Jumps Assessing receptive skills.Version en ligne Choose the correct answer of the questions. par Ahtziri San Miguel 1 Type of reading where the reader is searching for specific words or phrases. a Scanning b Search reading c Skimming or survey 2 Type of reading where the reader is looking for ideas relating to a certain topic broader than just one or two specific words or phrases in mind. a Scanning b Search reading c Skimming or survey 3 Type of reading that is useful when a reader is confronted with a lot of material. a Scanning b Search reading c Skimming or survey 4 Listening process where function words (a, the, and, but) become almost inaudible. Are, a, and, of, sound identical in continuous speech. a Weak forms b Word transitions c Reduction 5 Listening process where words occur together, and the sounds may be modified, or may be lost. a Weak forms b Word transitions c Reduction 6 Listening process where the same word or phrase may sound very different when spoken carefully and when it occurs in more casual speech. a Weak forms b Word transitions c Reduction 7 Listening process where each individual has a personal style of speech (loud or deep voice; faster or slower rate of delivery; patterns of pausing, intonation; and accent). a Word transitions b Reduction c Speaker variation 8 One characteristic of the questions is that they should: a be meaningful b be unambiguous c explain what skills are being tested 9 One characteristic of the expected answers is that they should: a be meaningful b be unambiguous c explain what skills are being tested 10 One characteristic of the task instructions is that they should: a be meaningful b be unambiguous c explain what skills are being tested

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Assessing receptive skills.Version en ligne

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Type of reading where the reader is searching for specific words or phrases.

Type of reading where the reader is looking for ideas relating to a certain topic broader than just one or two specific words or phrases in mind.

Type of reading that is useful when a reader is confronted with a lot of material.

Listening process where function words (a, the, and, but) become almost inaudible. Are, a, and, of, sound identical in continuous speech.

Listening process where words occur together, and the sounds may be modified, or may be lost.

Listening process where the same word or phrase may sound very different when spoken carefully and when it occurs in more casual speech.

Listening process where each individual has a personal style of speech (loud or deep voice; faster or slower rate of delivery; patterns of pausing, intonation; and accent).

One characteristic of the questions is that they should:

One characteristic of the expected answers is that they should:

One characteristic of the task instructions is that they should: