The questions in this quiz are in alphabetical order and are for all the TKT modules.
This quiz aims at preparing students for any module, so they should make sure that they are familiar with all the words and phrases in the TKT glossary.
In this quiz, you will be examined on pages from 6 to 7 of the TKT glossary, good luck.
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#1. contains extra practice activities and is often used for homework
#2. A task-type in which learners read a text with missing words and try to work out what the missing words are.
#3. A question which leads to a yes/no answer or another very short response
#4. The things teachers do to organise the classroom
#5. Part of a video or DVD of a film or TV programme that can be used in class.
#6. Any pair or group of words commonly found together or near one another
#7. A list of things that a learner or teacher needs to focus on or consider.
#8. To quickly think of ideas about a topic and also possibly note them down.
#9. generally consists of a subject and a finite verb connected to the subject and sometimes other things
#10. accompanies the coursebook, and contains teaching ideas, audio scripts and answers to coursebook activities.
#11. A game played by two or more players on a board using dice.
#12. Information in the form of diagrams, lists or drawings often placed on the classroom wall for learners to use.
#13. When teachers focus on form, meaning and pronunciation in a lesson to help learners understand the use and rules of target language.
#14. To put things into the group to which they belong.
#15. Sentences that describe learners’ language use or an aspect of it on a scale of proficiency
#16. A description of the learners and information about their learning, including their age, ability, strengths and weaknesses in language and skills.
#17. The way we do things; to be polite or rude, to be noisy or quiet.
#18. A small object, often made of wood, with straight sides.
#19. is used regularly by learners in the class
#20. To repeat a phrase, sentence, rhyme, verse, poem or song, usually with others, in a regular rhythm.
