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Task A
For questions 1–6, match what the teacher is doing with the purposes for using the students’
first language, listed A, B and C.
Mark the correct letter (A, B or C) on your answer sheet.
Purposes for using the students’ first language
A checking understanding

B explaining procedures

C motivating

The teacher is
1 asking students to show they know what to do for homework.

2 giving individual written feedback to a weak student.

3 encouraging elementary students to try new ways of learning.

4 telling a large group of teenagers the rules of a game.

5 asking students to translate the meaning of new words.

6 showing a group of beginners exactly how to use a self-access centre.

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Task B
For questions 1–6, match the teacher’s instructions to an elementary class with the teacher
trainer’s comments, listed A–G. Mark the correct letter (A, B or C) on your answer sheet.
There is one extra option which you do not need to use.

Teacher’s instructions
1 Compare your answers with what the others have written down. Oh, first you should get
into groups.

2 Write the essay tonight and hand it in tomorrow, please.

3 Now, we’re going to move on to the role play on page 7. Read the instructions and start
when you’re ready. OK, off you go!

4 Can anybody tell me the answer to number 1?

5 Right, could you all turn to page 72. Or is it 62? Wait a minute, I’ll just look…it’s 52. Sorry.

6 Sorry, no more time for questions. We need to move on. We’ve got a lot to get through this
morning.

Teacher trainer’s comments


A I don’t think you’ve allowed them enough time, check that they don’t have any other homework
to do.

B You need to think before you speak and decide on the order you want the class to do things
in.

C Don’t be in such a hurry to start new work – it’s more important for students to understand
what they’ve done so far.

D Check references in your lesson plan in advance, not while you’re giving the instructions.

E Try to avoid repeating yourself – it doesn’t necessarily make students understand instructions
any better.

F It’s better to nominate a particular student, rather then asking the whole class, in order to give
the weaker ones a chance.

G Always check students have understood your instructions. A demonstration of the activity is a
good idea.

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Task C
For questions 1–6 look at the classroom activities and the teachers’ instructions listed A, B and
C. Choose the instruction that would come first, A, B or C. Mark the correct letter (A, B or C) on
your answer sheet.
The teacher gives learners an article from a newspaper to read for the first time. The teacher
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says:

A Discuss what you think about the opinions in the article in pairs.
B Read the article quickly and decide on a good title for it.
C Look at these 10 questions. The answers are in the text. You have fifteen minutes.

The teacher wants to teach learners some new vocabulary connected to food. The teacher
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says:

A Look at this picture. What is this? Yes, good, biscuit.


B Listen and repeat – biscuit, all together – biscuit.
C Can you make a sentence using the word biscuit?

The teacher wants learners to practise language learnt in the lesson by doing a role play. The
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teacher says:

A Gina and Laura, come to the front here and do your role play for the whole class.
B Look at the cards I have given you. This is some more information about the people.
C ‘A’s, you are the interviewer and ‘B’s, you are a famous person being interviewed.

The teacher wants learners to develop their oral fluency in a discussion activity. The teacher
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says:

A Antonio, what did your group think about question number 1?


B Talk about these questions in groups. Choose someone to report back for the group.
C There are some comments you made on the board. Can you correct them?

The teacher wants learners to use a recording of a song as a listening comprehension


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exercise in class. The teacher says:

A Read the transcript and underline the words that you don’t know.
B Listen and tell me what kind of song you think this is: happy? sad? romantic?
C While you listen to the song, fill in the gaps in the transcript.

6 The teacher wants to help learners with intonation patterns. The teacher says:

A Practise the sentences with your partner. Make sure you sound interested or bored.
B Come to the board and write your answers. I if they’re interested and B if they’re bored.
C Listen to these people talking. Do they sound interested or bored?

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