Free Open eClass | Translanguaging in the Greek EFL...

Question 1 (True / False — 20 grades)

Mediation is distinguished from translation.

Correct

False

Question 2 (True / False — 20 grades)

Mediators are not allowed to express their opinion or side comment. They need to adhere to the source text and not intervene with its content.

Correct

False

Question 3 (Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers) — 20 grades)

Choose the correct sentence(s)

Interlinguistic mediation is the relaying of information from one language to another for a specific purpose.

Mediation as a dynamic, structured, and interactive process can be used to facilitate communication between parties that cannot otherwise understand each other.

Intralinguistic mediation is the relaying in the target language the message in a (spoken or written) text that appears in the source language (from L1 or L2 or vice versa)

Question 4 (True / False — 20 grades)

Interlinguistic mediation is a form of translanguaging.

Correct

False

Question 5 (True / False — 20 grades)

According to the CEFR mediation is considered to be a language competence.

Correct

False

Course : Translanguaging in the Greek EFL classroom

Course code : ENG257

Translanguaging in the Greek EFL classroom

Question 1 (True / False — 20 grades)

Mediation is distinguished from translation.

Question 2 (True / False — 20 grades)

Mediators are not allowed to express their opinion or side comment. They need to adhere to the source text and not intervene with its content.

Question 3 (Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers) — 20 grades)

Choose the correct sentence(s)

Question 4 (True / False — 20 grades)

Interlinguistic mediation is a form of translanguaging.

Question 5 (True / False — 20 grades)

According to the CEFR mediation is considered to be a language competence.