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Question 1 Language acquisition theory

Question 1: Language acquisition theory

An ESL teacher applies Stephen Krashen's theories. According to Krashen's input hypothesis, second language acquisition occurs most effectively when learners receive input that is:

Question 2 Stages of language development

Question 2: Stages of language development

An ESL teacher observes a newcomer student who understands some classroom language but speaks very little and often responds nonverbally. This student is most likely in which stage of second language acquisition?

Question 3 BICS and CALP

Question 3: BICS and CALP

An ESL teacher distinguishes between two types of language proficiency. A student who chats easily with peers on the playground but struggles with academic textbook language is demonstrating a gap between:

Question 4 Sheltered instruction

Question 4: Sheltered instruction

An ESL teacher uses sheltered instruction to teach grade-level science content to English learners. A key feature of sheltered instruction is that the teacher:

Question 5 First language influence

Question 5: First language influence

An ESL teacher notices a Spanish-speaking student writing the English sentence in the order typical of Spanish. This influence of the first language on the second language is called:

Question 6 Assessment of English learners

Question 6: Assessment of English learners

In Texas, English learners take an annual assessment to measure their progress in English language proficiency across listening, speaking, reading, and writing. This assessment is the:

Question 7 Affective factors

Question 7: Affective factors

An ESL teacher works to create a low-anxiety classroom. According to Krashen's affective filter hypothesis, high anxiety, low motivation, or low self-confidence can:

Question 8 Components of language

Question 8: Components of language

An ESL teacher plans instruction addressing different components of language. The component of language concerned with the rules for combining words into grammatically correct sentences is:

Question 9 Instructional strategies

Question 9: Instructional strategies

An ESL teacher wants to support an English learner's comprehension during a content lesson. The most effective strategy is to:

Question 10 Program models

Question 10: Program models

An ESL teacher describes bilingual program models to a parent. In a dual language or two-way immersion program, the goal is for students to:

Question 11 Reading instruction for English learners

Question 11: Reading instruction for English learners

An ESL teacher helps English learners build reading comprehension. A particularly important support is to:

Question 12 Cultural responsiveness

Question 12: Cultural responsiveness

An ESL teacher builds a culturally responsive classroom. A culturally responsive teacher would:

Question 13 Oral language development

Question 13: Oral language development

An ESL teacher wants to increase opportunities for English learners to practice speaking. The most effective strategy is to:

Question 14 Writing instruction

Question 14: Writing instruction

An ESL teacher supports an English learner who is hesitant to write because of grammar errors. An appropriate early instructional emphasis is to:

Question 15 Comprehensible output

Question 15: Comprehensible output

An ESL teacher applies the output hypothesis associated with Merrill Swain. This hypothesis emphasizes that producing language, or output, helps learners because it:

Question 16 Vocabulary development

Question 16: Vocabulary development

An ESL teacher plans vocabulary instruction. Research suggests that the most effective vocabulary instruction for English learners involves:

Question 17 Legal foundations

Question 17: Legal foundations

An ESL teacher learns about legal protections for English learners. The U.S. Supreme Court case that established that schools must take action to overcome language barriers for English learners is:

Question 18 Differentiation

Question 18: Differentiation

An ESL teacher has English learners at several proficiency levels in one class. To meet their varied needs, the teacher should:

Question 19 Content and language objectives

Question 19: Content and language objectives

An ESL teacher plans a sheltered lesson and writes both a content objective and a language objective. A language objective specifies:

Question 20 Error correction

Question 20: Error correction

During a conversation activity, an English learner makes a grammar error. The teacher restates the student's sentence correctly without explicitly pointing out the mistake. This type of corrective feedback is called:

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This practice test is designed for students and professionals preparing for TExES ESL Supplemental (154) who want stronger exam-day confidence, better explanation quality, and more useful answer review than a generic test bank.

Focus areas include assessment, instructional planning, reading analysis, math reasoning, along with scenario-based judgment, careful review of why distractors are less correct, and real-world analogies that help the key ideas stick.

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