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When concerned with teacher talk, the L in CLEAR stands for:
1. limited
2. local
3. logical
4. less
When concerned with teacher talk, the A in CLEAR stands for:
1. appropriate
2. active
3. actual
4. articulated
Metalanguage in a classroom refers to:
1. managing the learning and teaching
2. describing only grammar
3. transactions
4. interactions
If you need to find out what a student actually means by, e.g., I have finished, you are looking for:
1. covert error
2. overt error
3. lexical error
4. appropriacy error
If a learner understands How long are you staying? to mean How long have you been here? then we have:
1. an interpretive error
2. a productive error
3. a syntactical error
4. a skills error
If, in a ticket office, a learner says, I wonder if you could possibly sell me a ticket to London. then we are dealing with:
1. a stylistic error
2. a register error
3. a phonological error
4. a referential error
If a teacher says Work in pairs to see if you agree on the answer the concern is with:
1. classroom management
2. maintaining social relationships
3. explaining a task
4. discipline
Nomination is concerned with:
1. making sure everyone is involved
2. making noun phrases
3. getting people to help each other
4. forming groups
Teachers often say why they are asking people to do things because:
1. it maintains purposefulness
2. it involves everyone
3. it explains the aim of the course
4. it keeps people motivated
If the teacher asks, Are we talking about here and now or somewhere else now? to aim is to:
1. check the concept
2. explain the grammar
3. look for mistakes
4. start a discussion

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