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CSET English - 3

Subjects : cset, snglish
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Lists statements related to topics that will be read.






2. London and Paris


3. Factors that play a non causal but still significant role in L2 acquisition. High motivation - self confidence - etc.


4. Myself - yourself - ourselves - themselves - etc






5. Consists of two independent joined by a coordinator (FANBOYS). 'I liked to drink vodka - and she liked to drink gin.'






6. My - your - his - her - its - our






7. Modern English Novelist - Sons and Lovers - Women in Love






8. American contemporary novelist - Fahrenheit 451 - Martian Chronicles






9. Affective Filter and Input hypothesis


10. Shows main concept and terms.






11. Gary Paulsen - YA Author - American






12. Arthur Miller - American play - 1945 - Contemporary


13. Langston Hughes






14. Who - which - that - where - and how






15. Contemporary American poet - The Bell Jar - committed suicide






16. Helps brainstorm new topics for research






17. Joins subordinate clause to main. Because - as - that - w5






18. Name of collection of people or things - taken together as a whole. team - pride - crew






19. French Neoclassical - 'Fables'






20. Student attempts a real life task.






21. Russian playwright - The Cherry Orchard - early 18th century






22. Careful word choice for meaning and tone






23. A pattern of meaning beyond what is evident on the surface.






24. Masculine - feminine - indefinite






25. American poet and novelist - The Bell Jar






26. Mid 20th century - present.






27. Reflective stance towards experience






28. One experience to the next






29. Oscar Wilde






30. Providing a grade. Teacher to student feedback.






31. Two systems to learn a language - acquire it (like first language) and learn from a formal setting.


32. Independent and dependent joined by a subordinator (because - since - after -) or a relative pronoun (who - which - that). 'I hiked up the trail after resting in the forest.'






33. Story that is actually real life but hides behind fiction. To avoid slander and scandal.






34. No name - just initials






35. Part to whole and back






36. Subjective or emotional association






37. Type of semantic mapping






38. Like possessive but can stand alone - mine - yours his hers






39. Lots of speechifying - REVENGE!






40. 1. Average amount of words in a sentence. 2. Average of syllables per word.






41. Little Women






42. Each other - one another






43. English Renaissance poet and playwright - BLANK VERSE - Doctor Faustus






44. Multiple choice - fill in the blank - true/false - TESTS!






45. Teaches word identification skills. Used before - during and after reading.






46. Main character in Catcher in the Rye






47. All - Some - any - several - each - nobody






48. Attempts to inform. May use compare and contrast - cause and effect - define - etc.






49. A person acquires L2 by being exposed to it naturally.


50. Guilty and undeserving