CEFR - Common European Framework Linguistic Range and Control Flashcards
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In the CEFR, "linguistic range" at B2 refers to what ability?
Answer: Having a broad range of language to express ideas clearly on a wide range of topics
B2 linguistic range means having enough language to express oneself clearly on a wide range of topics.
Which CEFR scale specifically rates a learner's grammatical correctness?
Answer: Grammatical accuracy scale
The grammatical accuracy scale in the CEFR rates how correctly a learner uses grammar.
At C2, what characterizes a learner's linguistic control?
Answer: Consistent precision and naturalness of expression
C2 is marked by consistent precision, flexibility, and naturalness across all registers.
What does "lexical range" mean in CEFR descriptors?
Answer: The breadth of vocabulary available to express meaning
Lexical range refers to the breadth and variety of vocabulary a learner commands.
A B1 learner's linguistic range is best described as:
Answer: Adequate for familiar topics but limited on complex subjects
B1 range covers familiar topics but may show limitations on complex or abstract subjects.
What is "phonological control" in CEFR terminology?
Answer: The degree to which a learner's pronunciation is clear and intelligible
Phonological control refers to how clearly and intelligibly a learner pronounces the language.