5 Written Questions

1. related words have this type of connection eg I am, you are, she is etc
2. a pronoun or synonym used to refer to something that was mentioned before
3. a sentence where the noun/noun phrase is the most important part eg KATE arrived yesterday or ALL THE STS WHO HAVEN'T YET WRITTEN THEIR REPORTS must do so by Friday
4. Type of processing where lexical and grammatical competence provide the basics. A process of decoding
5. letters made by a sudden release of air eg d

5 Matching Questions

1. Discreet item test
2. Elision
3. Subjective test
4. Homographs
5. Rubric

1. a the instructions
2. b words that are completely identical but have different pronunciation eg windy day, windy road
3. c two words that stick together eg migh(t) be
4. d the marker uses their judgement
5. e a test to assess knowledge of individual language items eg prepositions, auxilliaries etc

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. letters made by friction in the mouth eg f
   1. Formative test
   2. Fricatives
   3. Function
   4. Plosives
2. a way of displaying different forms of a word in a table, flowchart or formula
   1. Function
   2. Plosives
   3. Morpheme
   4. Paradigm
3. the whole of the language
   1. Lockstep
   2. Holistic
   3. Elision
   4. Atomistic
4. words that are completely identical but have different meanings eg swimming trunks, elephant's trunks
   1. Phoneme
   2. Homonyms
   3. Morpheme
   4. Holistic
5. the plural of a vocabulary set and the way the mind organizes it
   1. Schema
   2. Tense
   3. Aspect
   4. Schemata

5 True/False Questions

1. Atomistic → the whole of the language

   True        False

2. Aspect → a vocabulary set and the way the mind organizes it

   True        False

3. Formative test → given during a course to see how a learner is doing

   True        False

4. Cataphoric reference → a pronoun or synonym used to refer to something that was mentioned before

   True        False

5. Marketplace traditions → Language learnt for trade

   True        False