Your name is Noor. A partner asks, '¿Cómo te llamas?' Which sentence gives your name?

• ¿Cómo te llamas?
• Me llamo Noor.
• Me llamo Omar.

Your class follows the song plan. You know only some words. What can you do?

• Copy sounds and rhythm as you join
• Wait silently until every word is perfect
• Mouth every word without making any sound

If one sound differs from the model, a memorised sentence can never be understood.

Circle one:   True   False

You understand that your partner asked your age. Which kind of reply gives the information requested?

• A sentence giving your age
• A sentence giving your favourite game
• A sentence giving the place you live

Priya knows the words of a sentence. What else can she listen for in a spoken model?

• Only the spelling and number of letters
• Only the loudness of the final spoken word
• The model's rhythm and rise and fall

You should start your answer while your partner is still finishing the question.

Circle one:   True   False

Aisha hears a reply but misses one word that matters to the meaning. What can she do?

• Guess the word and pretend the whole reply was clear
• Change the subject without checking the reply
• Ask to hear the word again

Leo waits for perfect sounds and misses chances to speak. Which small practice step could he try?

• Wait until every phrase sounds exactly like the model
• Try one known phrase with a teacher
• Stop practising speech until he knows every word