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Question 1

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Verbal communication is that involving...
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  • Oral communication or speaking, no communication by writing
  • Just sounds, no movement.
  • Words or lexical units syntactically combined in sentences or utterances.

Question 2

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The reading subskill called predicting means:
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  • using clues before we begin reading to guess what a text may be about
  • getting the meaning out of every word and out of the links or relationships between words and between sentences
  • finding a specific piece or pieces of information in it

Question 3

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In a normal context, the sentence "The teapot complained because the weather was red" does not match...
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  • the pragmatical level.
  • the orthographical level.
  • the semantic level

Question 4

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Guessing drills, substitution drills and transformation drills are:
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  • Controlled activities
  • Neither answer is correct
  • Activities based on imitation and repetition

Question 5

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Post-reading activities are used to...
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  • To connect the text and new information with the students' reality.
  • To prepare the students about the topic to read.
  • To check the students' comprehension as they read.

Question 6

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Different exponents of the same functions according to the level of formality are called:
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  • Recording
  • Register
  • Formal exponents

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What is cohesion?
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  • It is not a standard of textuality but a grammatical device to relate the sentences with our ideas.
  • It is a standard of textuality that gives meaning to the different words in a text.
  • It is a standard of textuality relating the ways the components in a text are mutually connected.

Question 8

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According to Jakobson's model, the phatic function is:
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  • To be concentrated on the context
  • To be concentrated on the speaker
  • To be concentrated on the channel

Question 9

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This type of activity allows students to check their comprehension as they read.
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  • Post-reading activity
  • Pre-reading activity
  • While-reading activity

Question 10

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What is the conative function?
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  • It is a function used to explain something within or about the language itself or the science.
  • It is a function used to control the behaviour of a participant.
  • It is a function used to explain something that is always very difficult to understand.

Question 11

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If someone needs to control English for relations with several countries, he/she will need to learn...
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  • English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
  • English as an International Language (EIL)
  • English as a Second Language (ESL)

Question 12

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Communicative competence is said to be...
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  • The communication produced between individuals.
  • The ability to use language with a purpose.
  • The competition established between individuals when communicating.

Question 13

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The subskill inferring consists on...
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  • understanding the writer's opinions which are not implicitly or directly stated.
  • understanding by deducing the meaning of particular words.
  • understanding just the inferior or more basic parts of a text.

Question 14

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What are the procedural or prescriptive texts used for?
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  • To promote the acceptance of or convince about certain ideas as true or false.
  • To demonstrate how to perform things.
  • To write medical prescriptions.

Question 15

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This reading subskill is commonly known as reading just to find a specific piece or pieces of information in it.
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  • Scanning
  • Predicting
  • Intensive reading

Question 16

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It is another skill by which we get an idea about the writer's opinion, feelings or intentions on a topic when information is implied, or not directly stated.
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  • Skimming
  • Inferring
  • Scanning

Question 17

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It gives the sense to the text according to our knowledge of the world.
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  • Coherence
  • Cohesion
  • Intertextuality

Question 18

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Artifacts refers to the study of communication by...
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  • our physical aspects.
  • touch
  • eye contact

Question 19

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The language we use to express a function is called:
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  • Illocutionary act
  • Exponent
  • Speech act

Question 20

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The imaginative function is used to...
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  • create an imaginary system of ideas, or using language for pleasure.
  • imagine stories and excuses when you are late to class.
  • exclusively to create poetry and songs.

Question 21

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The personal function is used to...
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  • create personal poetry and songs.
  • create an imaginary system of ideas, or using language for pleasure.
  • express feelings, emotions, and personal reactions.

Question 22

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This type of text is used to describe an alternative outlook on reality
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  • Descriptive text
  • Expressive or Literary text
  • Argumentative text

Question 23

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According to Jakobson's model, the metalinguistic function is:
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  • To be concentrated on the context
  • To be concentrated on the speaker
  • To be concentrated on the code

Question 24

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It reflects the intentions of producers to create a text, that is, their attitude. A text-producer normally seeks to achieve a purpose or goal.
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  • Informativity
  • Cohesion
  • Intentionality

Question 25

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The regulatory function is:
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  • To make statements, convey facts and knowledge
  • To control events. Not to establish a certain power but to maintain control
  • To create imaginary system of ideas, using language for the pleasure of it

Question 26

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If someone needs to control Legal English, he/she must learn...
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  • English as a Foreign Language (EFL)
  • English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
  • English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

Question 27

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In a normal context, the sentence "a foor is a slape with a blotic" does not match...
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  • the orthographical level.
  • the pragmatical level.
  • the lexical level

Question 28

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Post-reading activities are used to...
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  • To check the students' comprehension as they read.
  • To connect the text and new information with the students' reality.
  • To prepare the students about the topic to read.

Question 29

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Within speaking activities, role plays belong to...
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  • controlled activities.
  • autonomous interaction activities.
  • activities based on repetition and imitation.

Question 30

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The group of functions "structuring discourse" belongs to..
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  • CEFR (Van Ek's) list of functions
  • Jakobson's list of functions
  • Halliday's list of functions

Question 31

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According to Halliday, three of the seven basic functions of language use are:
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  • Conative, poetic and phatic
  • Instrumental, personal, interactional
  • Getting things dine, structuring discourse, communication repair

Question 32

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When you read a book with your students, using the title, subtitles, and divisions within the text to predict content and organization or sequence of information this type of activity is called:
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  • Pre-reading activity
  • Post-reading activity
  • While-reading activity

Question 33

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It concerns the receiver attitude to admit or recognize the relevance of the message.
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  • Situationality
  • Informativity
  • Acceptability

Question 34

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The standard of acceptability refers to the...
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  • factors that make the use of a text acceptable upon knowledge of one or more previous texts
  • receiver attitude to admit or recognise the relevance of the message
  • situtation in which an author accepts reality

Question 35

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The values, preoccupations, memories and mental sets that the language user bring with them to the communication is called:
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  • Linguistic Context
  • Social Context
  • Emotional context

Question 36

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Receptive or passive skills are:
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  • Listening and reading
  • Reading and speaking
  • Listening and writing

Question 37

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Are MULTILINGUALISM and PLURILINGUALISM the same?
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  • No, whereas multilingualism is the ability to speak several language, plurilingualism makes reference to the adaption of that knowledge to communicate in different cultural situations
  • No, whereas multilingualism is the ability to speak several languages, plurilingualism is the ability to read and understand several languages.
  • Yes...

Question 38

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Three of the Seven Standards of Textuality are:
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  • Situationality, intertextuality, semantics
  • Both answers are correct
  • Cohesion, acceptability, informativity

Question 39

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CLIL is a method in which the "the FL is used as a vehicle to teach and learn both the ... and ..."
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  • Language and content
  • Games and rhymes
  • Pronunciation and vocabulary

Question 40

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'Identify topic sentences and the main idea of paragraphs' can be a sample of this type of activity:
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  • While-reading activity
  • Post-reading activity
  • Pre-reading activity

Question 41

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A text is...
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  • a grammatical unit. It is defined by its size.
  • a unit of language in use. It is defined by its meaning.
  • Neither a. nor b.

Question 42

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Coherence in the message means that it must be...
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  • understood without considering the context.
  • related in meaning with a certain context to be correctly understood.
  • related to our non verbal language,

Question 43

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It refers to the study of how space and distance influence communication:
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  • Haptics
  • Paralanguage
  • Proxemics

Question 44

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Reading is...
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  • a written productive skill.
  • a written receptive skill.
  • an oral receptive skill.

Question 45

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Within speaking activities, drills belong to...
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  • a autonomous interaction activities.
  • activities based on repetition and imitation.
  • controlled activities.

Question 46

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This type of activities is the most important at lower levels of language proficiency and at earlier stages of reading instruction.
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  • While-reading activity
  • Post-reading activity
  • Pre-reading activity

Question 47

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In a normal context, the sentence "Some boys is cried which never away are" does not match
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  • the pragmatical level.
  • the grammatical level.
  • the ortographical level.

Question 48

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This type of text is used to promote the acceptance of certain ideas as true or false. Relations of reason, significance, volition, value and opposition.
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  • Argumentative text
  • Narrative text
  • Expressive text

Question 49

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What is the metalinguistic function?
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  • It is a function used to explain something that is always very difficult to understand.
  • It is a function used to make a reflection about a methodology.
  • It is a function used to explain something within or about the language itself or the science

Question 50

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The subskill skimming consists on...
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  • reading texts about scanners
  • reading very quickly to have a general idea of the meaning of the text.
  • reading just to find a specific piece or pieces of information

Question 51

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The process of communication through sending and receiving wordless (mostly visual) cues between people is called:
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  • Intentional communication
  • Verbal communication
  • Non-verbal communication

Question 52

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The instrumental function is used to...
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  • manipulate people
  • ask for a tool, like the hammer, when you need it.
  • manipulate the environment, to cause certain events to happen.

Question 53

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This type of text is used to demonstrate how to perform things. Relations of purpose and advice.
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  • Procedural text
  • Narrative text
  • Argumentative text

Question 54

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In a normal context, the sentence "The rabbit thought that the best way to read a magazine was using glasses" does not match...
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  • the orthographical level.
  • the grammatical level.
  • the pragmatical level.

Question 55

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A Spanish person who lives in France and studies English at school will have...
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  • Spanish as L1, French and English as Foreign Language
  • French and Spanish as L1, English as L2
  • Spanish as L1, French as L2 and English as Foreign Language

Question 56

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This reading subskill involves getting the meaning out of every word and out of the links or relationships between words and between sentences.
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  • Deducing
  • Predicting
  • Intensive reading

Question 57

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Linguistic Competence includes:
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  • morphological and syntactic knowledge, the knowledge of the lexicon and the knowledge of the written code.
  • Both answers are correct.
  • grammatical competence, the lexical competence and the ortographic competence.

Question 58

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Within speaking activities, the technique cue words belong to...
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  • autonomous interaction activities
  • controlled activities
  • activities based on repetition and imitation

Question 59

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According to Halliday (1973) communication is...
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  • The exchange and negotation of information between at least two individuals.
  • A form of social interaction taking place in a context.
  • The other two are correct.

Question 60

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Acquisition is:
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  • the processes by which people artificially develop proficiency in a language
  • Neither answer is correct
  • the processes by which people naturally develop proficiency in a language.

Question 61

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What does proxemics refer to?
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  • To the study of communication in Greek.
  • To the study of how space and distance influence communication.
  • To the study of hand, arm, body, and face movements to communicate.

Question 62

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The standard intertextuality refers to the...
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  • a factors that make the use of a text dependent upon knowledge of one or more previously encountered texts.
  • situation in which an author uniquely commits plagiarism
  • way in which a text is written, when the author used flashbacks and mixes thosw parts chronologically previous to those ones that take place afterwards

Question 63

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This reading subskill is commonly known a reading for global understanding, usually to get a general idea of what the text is about:
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  • Skimming
  • Scanning
  • Inferring

Question 64

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The group of functions getting things done (suasion) belong to...
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  • Jakobson's list of functions
  • CEFR (Van Ek's) list of functions
  • Halliday's list of functions

Question 65

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This context often helps in understanding the particular meaning of the word.
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  • Neither of them is correct
  • Linguistic Context
  • Social context

Question 66

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Language acquisition is a ... process
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  • untutored, artificial and subconscious
  • tutored, artificial and conscious
  • untutored, natural and subconscious

Question 67

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Homer's The Odyssey and James Joyce's Ulysses are an example of:
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  • Situationality
  • Intertextuality
  • Coherence

Question 68

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Spanish is B. She is learning English at school. But she lives in Spain and his father is from France. Then, English is considered her...
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  • Second language (L2)
  • Foreign Language (FL)
  • Third Language (L3)

Question 69

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The personal function is :
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  • To manipulate the environment, to cause certain events to happen
  • To acquire knowledge, to learn about the environment
  • To express feelings, emotions and personal reactions

Question 70

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It refers to how people communicate by the way they dress, the way we live and things that we can carry with us
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  • Artifacts
  • Haptics
  • Paralangue

Question 71

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What is the main goal of speaking activities?
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  • The students must know how to repeat things
  • The students must gain accuracy
  • The students must gain fluency

Question 72

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Non-verbal communication is that involving...
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  • Action rather than words, including sounds and paralanguage
  • No oral communication or speaking, just communication by writing
  • No sounds, just movement

Question 73

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The heuristic function is used to...
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  • acquire knowledge, to learn about the environment.
  • manipulate the environment, to cause certain events to happen.
  • manipulate only people.

Question 74

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This type of text is used to portray people, objects or situations; abundance of attributes, states, instances and specifications.
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  • Descriptive text.
  • Expressive text.
  • Procedural text.

Question 75

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Productive or active skills are:
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  • Reading and speaking
  • Listening and reading
  • Speaking and writing

Question 76

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It refers to the study of hand, arm, body, and face movements
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  • Paralanguage
  • Eye contact
  • Kinesics

Question 77

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This type of text is used to arrange actions and events in a sequential order. Relations of cause, reason, purpose, enablement, and time proximity.
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  • Descriptive text
  • Expressive Text
  • Narrative text

Question 78

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A sample of a post-reading activity can be:
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  • Talk about the author's background
  • Identify the topic by its title
  • Summarize the story

Question 79

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This reading subskill involves reading the words around an unknown word or thinking about the situation word is used in to try and work out its meaning.
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  • Deducing
  • Predicting
  • Inferring

Question 80

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It refers to the study of communication by touch
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  • Haptics
  • Paralanguage
  • Proxemics

Question 81

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The subskill predicting consists on...
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  • using clues before we begin reading to guess what a text may be about
  • understanding by deducing the meaning of particular words
  • understanding how a story is going to finish
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