TKT Young Learners 2

Question 1

Which teaching approach uses physical movement to reinforce language input for young learners?

Accepted Answer

Total Physical Response (TPR)

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Audio-lingual method

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Grammar-translation method

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Silent way

Question 2

A teacher uses the same greeting routine every morning with her 6-year-old class. What is the PRIMARY benefit of this?

Accepted Answer

It provides security and predictability that helps children focus

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It reduces the need for lesson planning

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It allows the teacher to take attendance more easily

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It replaces the need for warm-up activities

Question 3

When teaching a new song to young learners, what technique best aids vocabulary acquisition?

Accepted Answer

Using gestures or pictures alongside the song

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Asking students to read song lyrics silently first

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Explaining all grammar points before singing

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Having students write the lyrics from dictation

Question 4

Which activity type is MOST appropriate for developing speaking fluency in young learners?

Accepted Answer

Role-playing familiar scenarios like a shop or birthday party

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Completing gap-fill grammar worksheets

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Analyzing dialogue transcripts from textbooks

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Memorizing and reciting vocabulary lists

Question 5

A teacher reads a picture book aloud and pauses to ask 'What do you think happens next?' This technique is called:

Accepted Answer

Prediction questioning

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Elicitation of prior knowledge

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Comprehension checking

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Scaffolded retelling

Question 6

Why is choral repetition particularly useful when introducing new vocabulary to young learners?

Accepted Answer

It reduces anxiety and lets all students practice pronunciation together

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It allows the teacher to assess individual pronunciation errors

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It encourages students to self-correct their mistakes

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It builds reading fluency before writing activities

Question 7

Which describes 'scaffolding' in a young learner classroom?

Accepted Answer

Providing temporary support structures that help learners complete tasks they cannot do alone

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Decorating the classroom walls with student work

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Assigning peer tutoring between older and younger students

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Creating a structured timetable for all classroom activities