1. Language acquisition

Who introduced the concept of the “interface”?. Krashen. Biaystok. Any of the authors provided. McLaughlin.

How were children seen by Piaget?. Incapable and simple. Complex. None of the options provided is correct. Capable.

According to Maslow's learning needs for children, what is more motivating for them?. Safety needs. Love needs. Physiological needs. Esteem needs.

In which stage is the silent period included?. All the answers provided are correct. Emerging stage. Beginning stage. Developing stage.

Is assessment always positive?. Yes. None of the answers provided is correct. No, only when is carried out in a free-of-stress and positive atmosphere. No, only when it is done in groups.

How much does a brain increase within the first 4-5 years of a child’s life?. Twice. Four times. Five times. The brain does not increase.

How many years of instruction on average does a young learner of English as second language need to accumulate a vocabulary which is size comparable to his/her English-speaking peers?. Four to five years. Two years. Three to four years. Five years.

When does the CPH end?. When children are 8 years old. CPH never ends. When puberty begins. When puberty ends.

Which author referred to the CPH as a “window of opportunity” closing?. Penfield. Birdsong. Lamar Roberts. Chomsky.

Why are games different from other activities?. Because they motivate and offer multiple opportunities to learn new vocabulary. Because they motivate. Because they offer multiple opportunities to learn new vocabulary and establish limits. Because they motivate, offer multiple opportunities to learn new vocabulary and establish limits.

Which of these authors has not researched on the use of games in the L2 classroom?. Schmidt. Artigal. Mead. Piaget.

Which of these authors joined together culture and games?. Vygotsky. Schmidt. Mead. Piaget.

Does Artigal’s methodology promote the use of images when telling the story?. Only after the story has been read several times. Yes, always. Only after having read the story once. Only after having read the story once.