D096 Fundamentals Of Diverse
Learners Unit 3 Exam Questions
With 100% Correct And Verified
Answers 2025
Preproduction Stage - CORRECT ANSWERS-- (0-6 months)
- Lacks vocabulary and comprehension, sometimes silent,
relies on nonverbal communication.
- (nods, draws, points)
- The use of pictures with students in the pre-production
phase is critical to build comprehension of words and
concepts.
- Providing exposure to text through multikinesthetic
means (in this case, audio and visual) will help the student
to hear how language is used, as well as to connect words
to meaning with the help of the animations.
• Show me . . .
• Circle the . . .
• Where is . . . ?
Early Production Stage - CORRECT ANSWERS-- 1,000
active words that they're able to understand and use; short
1-2 word phrases; can answer basic questions such as
yes/no and short answer (6 months-1 year)
- uses key or familiar phrases and mostly present tense
verbs
• Yes/no questions
• Either/or questions
• Who, what, and how many questions
vendarsol
, Speech Emergence - CORRECT ANSWERS-- Decent
comprehension. Produces simple sentences with
grammatical and pronunciation errors. Does not often
understand jokes. (1-3 years)
• Why . . . ?
• How . . . ?
• Explain . . .
• Questions requiring a phrase or short-sentence answers
Intermediate Fluency - CORRECT ANSWERS-- excellent
comprehension, uses more complex sentences, engages in
conversation, few grammatical errors, and produces
connected narrative. (3-5 years)
• What would happen if . . . ?
• Why do you think . . . ?
• Questions requiring more than a one-sentence response
Advanced Fluency - CORRECT ANSWERS-- The student has
a near native level of speech, 5-7 years.
- able to express complex emotions and ideas in a
comprehensive, understandable, and grammatically
correct way.
• Decide if . . .
• Retell . .
Teachers in classrooms with ELs must use a range of
classroom techniques to foster language growth through
curriculum. Which skills are most important to embed in
instruction aimed at fostering language growth? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-- Speaking and Listening
- When learning a new language, practice speaking and
opportunities to listen through modeling are critical to
progress.
vendarsol
Learners Unit 3 Exam Questions
With 100% Correct And Verified
Answers 2025
Preproduction Stage - CORRECT ANSWERS-- (0-6 months)
- Lacks vocabulary and comprehension, sometimes silent,
relies on nonverbal communication.
- (nods, draws, points)
- The use of pictures with students in the pre-production
phase is critical to build comprehension of words and
concepts.
- Providing exposure to text through multikinesthetic
means (in this case, audio and visual) will help the student
to hear how language is used, as well as to connect words
to meaning with the help of the animations.
• Show me . . .
• Circle the . . .
• Where is . . . ?
Early Production Stage - CORRECT ANSWERS-- 1,000
active words that they're able to understand and use; short
1-2 word phrases; can answer basic questions such as
yes/no and short answer (6 months-1 year)
- uses key or familiar phrases and mostly present tense
verbs
• Yes/no questions
• Either/or questions
• Who, what, and how many questions
vendarsol
, Speech Emergence - CORRECT ANSWERS-- Decent
comprehension. Produces simple sentences with
grammatical and pronunciation errors. Does not often
understand jokes. (1-3 years)
• Why . . . ?
• How . . . ?
• Explain . . .
• Questions requiring a phrase or short-sentence answers
Intermediate Fluency - CORRECT ANSWERS-- excellent
comprehension, uses more complex sentences, engages in
conversation, few grammatical errors, and produces
connected narrative. (3-5 years)
• What would happen if . . . ?
• Why do you think . . . ?
• Questions requiring more than a one-sentence response
Advanced Fluency - CORRECT ANSWERS-- The student has
a near native level of speech, 5-7 years.
- able to express complex emotions and ideas in a
comprehensive, understandable, and grammatically
correct way.
• Decide if . . .
• Retell . .
Teachers in classrooms with ELs must use a range of
classroom techniques to foster language growth through
curriculum. Which skills are most important to embed in
instruction aimed at fostering language growth? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-- Speaking and Listening
- When learning a new language, practice speaking and
opportunities to listen through modeling are critical to
progress.
vendarsol
