120 HOUR TESOL
PRACTICE TEST
COMPLETE
Question 1: According to William Glasser's Choice Theory, which of the following is considered an inherent genetic need all humans require for emotional health?
Choices:
1) The need for immediate nancial reward 2) The need to belong and feel loved 3) The need for constant competition 4) The need to avoid all forms of risk
Correct Answer: The need to belong and feel loved
Explanation: Glasser's Choice Theory posits that humans have ve basic genetic needs: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and fun. Belonging is critical for emotional health in a classroom environment.Page 1
Question 2: Which type of motivation is driven by an internal desire to learn for personal satisfaction or self-improvement rather than external rewards?
Choices:
1) Extrinsic motivation 2) Instrumental motivation 3) Intrinsic motivation 4) Integrative motivation
Correct Answer: Intrinsic motivation
Explanation: Intrinsic motivation comes from within the individual, where the learning process itself acts as the reward, leading to deeper engagement.
Question 3: Stephen Krashen's Input Hypothesis states that language acquisition
occurs best when learners are exposed to 'i+1' input. What does 'i' represent?
Choices:
1) The learner's current language competence level 2) The ideal vocabulary load of a text 3) The instructor's language uency index 4) The degree of interactive communication
Correct Answer: The learner's current language competence level
Explanation: In Krashen's formula, 'i' represents the learner's current linguistic competence level, and '+1' represents language that is just one step beyond that level.Page 2
Question 4: Which Second Language Acquisition (SLA) theory emphasizes the role of the 'Language Acquisition Device' (LAD) and Universal Grammar?
Choices:
1) Behaviorism 2) Innatism (Nativism) 3) Cognitivism 4) Socio-constructivism
Correct Answer: Innatism (Nativism)
Explanation: Innatism, proposed primarily by Noam Chomsky, argues that biological programming and Universal Grammar allow human children to naturally deduce the rules of language.
Question 5: What term describes the temporary support structure provided by a
teacher or peer that helps a student accomplish a task within their Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)?
Choices:
1) Fossilization 2) Scaolding 3) Modelling 4) Chaining
Correct Answer: Scaolding
Explanation: Scaolding is the supportive framework given by an educator to assist learners in performing actions they cannot yet manage entirely independently.Page 3