SCERT D. El. Ed 2026 – Language

SCERT D. El. Ed 2026 – Language

SCERT D. El. Ed 2026 – Language

Core Skills & Teaching Methods

Q1. LSRW stands for:
  • A. Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing
  • B. Learning, Singing, Reading, Writing
  • C. Listing, Speaking, Reciting, Writing
  • D. Listening, Spelling, Reading, Writing
Correct Answer: A. Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing
Q2. Which two skills are RECEPTIVE?
  • A. Listening and Reading
  • B. Speaking and Writing
  • C. Listening and Speaking
  • D. Reading and Writing
Correct Answer: A. Listening and Reading
Q3. Which two skills are PRODUCTIVE?
  • A. Speaking and Writing
  • B. Listening and Reading
  • C. Reading and Writing
  • D. Listening and Writing
Correct Answer: A. Speaking and Writing
Q4. In natural acquisition, which skill develops first?
  • A. Listening
  • B. Writing
  • C. Reading
  • D. Speaking
Correct Answer: A. Listening
Q5. Sub-skills of listening include:
  • A. Discrimination and comprehension
  • B. Spelling and punctuation
  • C. Calligraphy
  • D. Drawing
Correct Answer: A. Discrimination and comprehension
Q6. Pronunciation, prosody and fluency are sub-skills of:
  • A. Speaking
  • B. Reading
  • C. Listening
  • D. Writing
Correct Answer: A. Speaking
Q7. Skimming a text means:
  • A. Reading rapidly to get the gist
  • B. Reading every word slowly
  • C. Looking for one specific fact
  • D. Reading aloud
Correct Answer: A. Reading rapidly to get the gist
Q8. Scanning a text means:
  • A. Reading quickly to locate specific information
  • B. Reading carefully word by word
  • C. Reading for pleasure
  • D. Reading for grammar
Correct Answer: A. Reading quickly to locate specific information
Q9. Intensive reading is best described as:
  • A. Careful, thorough reading for detail
  • B. Skimming a long novel
  • C. Browsing newspapers
  • D. Whispering
Correct Answer: A. Careful, thorough reading for detail
Q10. Extensive reading mainly aims at:
  • A. Overall meaning and pleasure
  • B. Memorising every word
  • C. Pronunciation drill
  • D. Translation
Correct Answer: A. Overall meaning and pleasure
Q11. Mechanics in writing include:
  • A. Spelling, punctuation, capitalisation
  • B. Pronunciation
  • C. Listening
  • D. Singing
Correct Answer: A. Spelling, punctuation, capitalisation
Q12. Which is generally considered the most demanding of the four skills?
  • A. Writing
  • B. Listening
  • C. Speaking
  • D. Reading
Correct Answer: A. Writing
Q13. A class discussion mainly integrates which two skills?
  • A. Listening and Speaking
  • B. Reading and Writing
  • C. Listening and Writing
  • D. Reading and Speaking
Correct Answer: A. Listening and Speaking
Q14. Show-and-tell, role play and storytelling chiefly develop:
  • A. Speaking skills
  • B. Reading mechanics
  • C. Punctuation
  • D. Spelling
Correct Answer: A. Speaking skills
Q15. Note-taking is a higher-order sub-skill of:
  • A. Listening
  • B. Speaking
  • C. Reading
  • D. Writing
Correct Answer: A. Listening
Q16. Paragraph organisation, with related ideas grouped, is a sub-skill of:
  • A. Writing
  • B. Listening
  • C. Speaking
  • D. Reading
Correct Answer: A. Writing
Q17. Read-alouds, audio recordings and oral storytelling primarily train:
  • A. Listening
  • B. Writing
  • C. Spelling
  • D. Drawing
Correct Answer: A. Listening
Q18. Discourse management is a sub-skill of:
  • A. Speaking
  • B. Reading
  • C. Listening
  • D. Writing
Correct Answer: A. Speaking
Q19. Why must a complete language education attend to all four skills?
  • A. Real-world use rarely confines to one skill
  • B. Only writing matters
  • C. Only listening matters
  • D. Only reading matters
Correct Answer: A. Real-world use rarely confines to one skill
Q20. In the natural-acquisition order, the LAST skill to develop is usually:
  • A. Writing
  • B. Listening
  • C. Speaking
  • D. Reading
Correct Answer: A. Writing

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