CEFR CEFR - Common European Framework Linguistic Range and Control 2

Question 1

In the CEFR, "linguistic range" at B2 refers to what ability?

Accepted Answer

Having a broad range of language to express ideas clearly on a wide range of topics

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Using only basic vocabulary

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Knowing more than 10,000 words

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Avoiding complex grammar

Question 2

Which CEFR scale specifically rates a learner's grammatical correctness?

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Grammatical accuracy scale

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Fluency scale

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Pragmatic competence scale

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Interaction scale

Question 3

At C2, what characterizes a learner's linguistic control?

Accepted Answer

Consistent precision and naturalness of expression

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Frequent errors in basic structures

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Limited to formal registers only

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Relies heavily on memorized phrases

Question 4

What does "lexical range" mean in CEFR descriptors?

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The breadth of vocabulary available to express meaning

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The number of grammar rules known

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The ability to spell correctly

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The speed of reading

Question 5

A B1 learner's linguistic range is best described as:

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Adequate for familiar topics but limited on complex subjects

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Sufficient to express opinions on abstract topics

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Native-like precision on all topics

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Only covering basic greetings

Question 6

What is "phonological control" in CEFR terminology?

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The degree to which a learner's pronunciation is clear and intelligible

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The ability to write phonetic transcriptions

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Knowledge of phonetic symbols

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Speed of reading aloud