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CEFR - Common European Framework Spoken Interaction Strategies Flashcards

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  1. What are "interaction strategies" in the CEFR framework?

    Answer: Techniques used to manage communication in spoken interaction

    Interaction strategies are techniques for managing real-time spoken communication.

  2. At B1, which spoken interaction strategy does CEFR describe?

    Answer: Can initiate and maintain simple conversations on familiar topics

    B1 interaction includes initiating, maintaining, and ending simple conversations on familiar topics.

  3. What is "circumlocution" as an interaction strategy in CEFR?

    Answer: Describing or paraphrasing when the exact word is not known

    Circumlocution means describing or paraphrasing to convey meaning when the exact word is unavailable.

  4. At C1, which spoken interaction ability does CEFR describe?

    Answer: Interacts fluently and spontaneously, grasping implications and managing complex discourse

    C1 interaction is fluent and spontaneous - learners grasp implications and manage complex discourse.

  5. What is "repair" in spoken interaction strategies according to CEFR?

    Answer: Strategies used to identify and fix communication breakdowns

    Repair strategies are used to identify and fix communication breakdowns or misunderstandings.

  6. At A2, what spoken interaction ability does CEFR describe?

    Answer: Can handle very short, simple social exchanges using basic formulaic language

    A2 interaction is limited to very short, simple exchanges using basic formulaic language.