Read the excerpt below from Ibrahim (2021) and mark each statement as True (T) or False (F).

"Children's literature is a valuable tool to raise intercultural awareness in language classrooms. Through stories, learners can explore differences and similarities between cultures, and challenge stereotypes. Literature helps them develop empathy, curiosity, and respect for others." (Ibrahim,2021. The role of children's literature in developing intercultural awareness in ELT. Nord University, p.5).

(__)Children's literature can serve as a medium to challenge stereotypes and promote empathy.
(__)Intercultural awareness is limited to understanding vocabulary and grammar within texts.
(__)Stories that include cultural differences can foster curiosity and respect among learners.
(__)Avoiding cultural content in English stories enhances students' intercultural competence.
(__)The use of literature in ELT connects linguistic learning with emotional and cultural growth.

Match each phrasal verb (first column) with its correct meaning (second column).

First column: Phrasal Verbs

1.Turn down
2.Look after
3.Give up
4.Put off
5.Run into

Second column: Meanings

(__)To meet someone unexpectedly.
(__)To postpone or delay something.
(__)To reject or refuse an offer.
(__)To take care of someone.
(__)To stop doing something.

Choose the correct sequence:

Read the following statements about the CLIL approach and mark them as T (True) or F (False):

(__)CLIL promotes the simultaneous development of subject knowledge and language skills.
(__)In CLIL, language is taught separately from content subjects.
(__)CLIL aims to create meaningful learning situations that connect classroom language to real-life contexts.
(__)In CLIL, the teacher's role is limited to explaining grammar structures in the target language.

Choose the correct sequence:

Analyze the statements below about the components of linguistic knowledge:

I.Morphology deals with the structure and formation of words.
II.Semantics focuses on how context influences the intended meaning of utterances.
III.Syntax studies how words combine to form sentences.

It is correct what is stated in:

Read the sentences below about the relationship between spoken and written English and the sounds of vowels and consonants.
Identify which statements are true.

I.The pronunciation of a word can always be predicted by its spelling.
II.In English, the same letter can represent different sounds, as in "a" in cat, cake and father.
III.Consonant sounds involve an obstruction of airflow, while vowel sounds are produced with a free flow of air through the mouth.

It is correct what is stated in: