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  1. Which approach to teaching reading emphasizes understanding the overall meaning of a text before focusing on individual words or grammar?

    Answer: Top-down approach

    The top-down approach prioritizes comprehension of overall meaning using prior knowledge before analyzing individual linguistic elements.

  2. In Bloom's Taxonomy, which cognitive level requires a student to break down information into its component parts and examine relationships?

    Answer: Analysis

    Analysis involves breaking material into constituent parts and detecting how they relate to one another and to an overall structure.

  3. A teacher asks students to rewrite a paragraph using reported speech. This activity primarily develops which language skill?

    Answer: Writing

    Rewriting a paragraph requires active production of written language, making it primarily a writing skill activity.

  4. Which of the following is an example of a 'schema' in the context of reading comprehension?

    Answer: A student's prior knowledge about a topic

    Schema theory holds that readers use pre-existing mental frameworks (prior knowledge) to interpret and make sense of new text.

  5. The CTET syllabus for English includes 'Language Acquisition.' Which theorist is most associated with the concept of a 'Language Acquisition Device' (LAD)?

    Answer: Noam Chomsky

    Noam Chomsky proposed that humans are born with an innate Language Acquisition Device that facilitates the natural learning of language.

  6. When a teacher uses 'drilling' in a language classroom, what is the primary pedagogical goal?

    Answer: Automating specific language patterns through repetition

    Drilling is a behaviorist technique that uses repetition to help learners automatize pronunciation or grammatical patterns.

  7. Which literary device is used in the phrase: 'The classroom was a zoo'?

    Answer: Metaphor

    This is a metaphor because the classroom is directly stated to be a zoo without using 'like' or 'as'.