CEFR CEFR - Common European Framework Spoken Interaction Strategies 2

Question 1

What are "interaction strategies" in the CEFR framework?

Accepted Answer

Techniques used to manage communication in spoken interaction

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Grammar rules for conversation

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Methods to avoid speaking

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Vocabulary expansion techniques

Question 2

At B1, which spoken interaction strategy does CEFR describe?

Accepted Answer

Can initiate and maintain simple conversations on familiar topics

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Can only respond to questions, never initiate

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Cannot manage any communication breakdowns

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Only speaks in memorized phrases

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Describing or paraphrasing when the exact word is not known

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Interrupting the speaker

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Speaking faster to fill pauses

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Using technical vocabulary

Question 4

At C1, which spoken interaction ability does CEFR describe?

Accepted Answer

Interacts fluently and spontaneously, grasping implications and managing complex discourse

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Needs simple, slow speech from partners

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Can only handle one-to-one conversations

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Limited to formal discussions

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

Strategies used to identify and fix communication breakdowns

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Correcting another speaker's grammar

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Translating for another speaker

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Speaking more slowly

Question 6

At A2, what spoken interaction ability does CEFR describe?

Accepted Answer

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

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Full conversational fluency

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Can debate complex topics

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Can manage all types of conversations