英语青年教师教学基本功大赛笔试试题

年英语青年教师教学基本功大赛笔试试题

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I. Choose the best answer. (20 %)

1. Who is the representative of modern enlightenment education?

A. Comenius

B. Kant

C. Rousseau

D. Pestalozzi

2. Which of the following is advocated by Dewey?

A. Teacher-centered mode

B. Child-centered education

C. Classroom-center mode

D. Textbook-centered mode

3. What is the nature of general middle and primary education?

A. personality cultivation

B. vocational education

C. basic education

D. professional education

4. What are emphasized in new curriculum innovation?

a. The teacher is an advisor of students' learning.

b. The teacher is the guide in the students study.

c. The teacher works as a commander during the students’ study.

d. The teacher works as a participant in the students’ learning.

e. The teacher is a promoter of the students’ development.

A. abcd

B. abde

C. abcde

D. abce

5. Which of the following is true of second language learning?

A. Natural language exposure.

B. Informal learning context.

C. Structured input.

D. Little error correction.

6. What does the following practise?

* Peter and I went to the cinema yesterday.

Peter and * I went to the cinema yesterday.

Peter and I went to the * cinema yesterday.

Peter and I went to the cinema * yesterday.

A. Stress.

B. Articulation.

C. Liaison.

D. Intonation.

7. Which of the following activities is most appealing to children’s characteristics?

A. Cross-word puzzle.

B. Role-play.

C. Reciting texts.

D. Formal grammar instruction.

8. Which of the following can help train speaking?

A. Listen and follow instructions.

B. Practise pronouncing.

C. Pairs finding.

D. Match captions with pictures.

9. The standard of new National English Curriculum has a request that the students learning in grade nine should achieve the extracurricular reading quantity beyond __________ words.

A. 100, 000

B. 150,000

C. 200,000

D. 250,000

10. Which of the following best describes first language acquisition?

A. Care-taker talk.

B. Minimal pair practice.

C. Selected input.

D. Timely error correction.

11. What is the core ideology and purpose of the new curriculum?

A. To learn English through contacting life.

B. To cultivate English learning interest.

C. Everything is for the students' development

D. To reinforce the “two basics”.

12. Which of the following emphasizes the learning process and helps discover

problems and feedback timely to improve teaching and learning activities?

A. formative evaluation

B. summative assessment

C. general comment

D. periodic evaluation

13. What is included in “three-dimensional targets”in National English curriculum

except “knowledge and skill” and “emotion attitudes and values”?

A. Understanding and mastering

B. Process and method

C. Scientific inquiry

D. Inheritance and development

14. As for the tool nature of English, what task do English courses undertake?

A. Moral literacy

B. Literacy skills

C. scientific literacy

D. A good command of English

15. What is the teacher doing in terms of error correction?

---S: I go to the theatre last night.”

---T: You GO to the theatre last night?

A. Correcting the student’s mistake.

B. Hinting that there is a mistake.

C. Encouraging peer correction.

D. Asking he really went to the theatre.

16. The children, ________ had played the whole day long, were worn out.

A. all of what

B. all of them

C. all of whom

D. all of which

17. As a green finger, the spokesman often thinks of ________ he is supposed to

respond more appropriately on some special occasions.

A. how

B. which

C. what

D. that

18. ---What do you suppose made her look so glad?

--- ________ by her parents again.

A. Praised

B. Praising

C. To be praised

D. Having been praised

19. His company has been in the ________ for two years. It will have to shut down.

A. red

B. dark

C. black

D. white

20. Although Rosemary had suffered from a serious illness for years, she lost

_________ of her enthusiasm for life.

A. some

B. neither

C. none

D. all