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CEFR - Common European Framework Linguistic Range and Control Flashcards

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  1. The CEFR "range" descriptor focuses primarily on:

    Answer: The variety and breadth of language forms available to the learner

    Range in CEFR describes the breadth of language forms (grammar, vocabulary, structures) available.

  2. At A1, what characterizes a learner's linguistic range?

    Answer: Limited to a few memorized words and phrases

    A1 learners have very limited range - basic words and memorized phrases only.

  3. Which CEFR descriptor addresses the ability to choose the right word precisely?

    Answer: Lexical accuracy

    Lexical accuracy covers the correct and precise use of vocabulary items.

  4. C1 learners demonstrate linguistic control by:

    Answer: Maintaining consistent accuracy with only rare slips

    At C1, grammatical control is high - errors are rare and typically self-corrected.

  5. What does "register" mean in CEFR sociolinguistic competence?

    Answer: The level of formality appropriate to a context

    Register refers to the appropriate level of formality for a given situation.

  6. At B2, how does CEFR describe a learner's range compared to C1?

    Answer: B2 range is sufficient for most topics but C1 has broader, more flexible range

    C1 has a broader, more flexible range than B2, particularly on complex and abstract topics.