CEFR Linguistic Range and Control 3

Question 1

In CEFR terms, 'control' of language primarily refers to:

Accepted Answer

The accuracy and consistency in applying linguistic knowledge

Answer

Control in CEFR refers to how accurately and consistently a speaker applies their grammatical and lexical knowledge.

Question 2

At which CEFR level can a learner use simple structures correctly but still make basic mistakes?

Accepted Answer

A2

Answer

A2 speakers use simple structures correctly but make basic mistakes such as tense errors and misuse of articles.

Question 3

Which phrase from a CEFR can-do descriptor indicates linguistic range at C1?

Accepted Answer

'Can select an appropriate formulation from a broad range of language'

Answer

C1 descriptors mention selecting from a broad range of language to express meaning precisely.

Question 4

A speaker who 'rarely makes errors' and 'self-corrects' when they do is most likely at which level?

Accepted Answer

C1

Answer

C1 speakers have a high degree of grammatical control and can correct most of their own errors retrospectively.

Question 5

The CEFR describes language range using which two main dimensions?

Accepted Answer

Vocabulary range and grammatical range

Answer

CEFR assesses language range through both vocabulary range and grammatical range as separate but related dimensions.

CEFR - Common European Framework Practice Test