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What does CEFR stand for?
What does CEFR stand for?
- Critical Evaluation of Foreign Languages
- Common European Framework of Reference (correct)
- Certified English Fluency Requirement
- Central European Framework of Recognition
What does CEFR assess?
What does CEFR assess?
- Understanding of European history
- Cultural knowledge of European countries
- Physical fitness of language learners
- Level of proficiency in a particular European language (correct)
How does CEFR determine the level of learner's knowledge?
How does CEFR determine the level of learner's knowledge?
- By evaluating writing skills only
- By matching skills to certain criteria (correct)
- By testing knowledge of specific rules and words
- By conducting oral interviews only
What is used to determine and confirm a certain level of English proficiency?
What is used to determine and confirm a certain level of English proficiency?
What are the three levels of proficiency distinguished by CEFR?
What are the three levels of proficiency distinguished by CEFR?
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What does CEFR stand for?
What does CEFR stand for?
Common European Framework of Reference
What does CEFR assess?
What does CEFR assess?
Level of proficiency in a particular European language.
How does CEFR determine the level of learner's knowledge?
How does CEFR determine the level of learner's knowledge?
By matching skills to certain criteria.
What is used to determine and confirm a certain level of English proficiency?
What is used to determine and confirm a certain level of English proficiency?
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What are the three levels of proficiency distinguished by CEFR?
What are the three levels of proficiency distinguished by CEFR?
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Study Notes
CEFR Overview
- CEFR stands for Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
Assessment and Level Determination
- CEFR assesses language proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and speaking
- It determines the level of a learner's knowledge by evaluating their ability to perform tasks in real-life situations
- The level of proficiency is determined through a set of descriptors that outline the language skills and competencies required for each level
Proficiency Levels
- CEFR distinguishes three main levels of proficiency: Basic, Independent, and Proficient
- Basic level: A1 and A2, where learners can interact in a simple way, using basic language and vocabulary
- Independent level: B1 and B2, where learners can understand and interact with more complex language and vocabulary
- Proficient level: C1 and C2, where learners can understand and communicate fluently and accurately in complex situations
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