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| 1. | The ability to use underlying syntax and structure is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ competence (10) | 
| 3. | The theory that second language learners learn from repeated practice and being rewarded for correct answers (12) | 
| 6. | An approach where the learners' contribution dominates (7 - 7) | 
| 10. | 1990 Council of Europe specifications for the pre-intermediate level (8) | 
| 12. | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ drills require systematic changes in the form of words provided (8) | 
| 13. | Materials which provide real-life examples of the language used (9) | 
| 14. | Signification (5) | 
| 15. | The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ approach emphasises the role of mistakes in learning new rules (9) | 
| 17. | The oral contribution of the teacher (7 - 4) | 
| 18. | The meaning attached to a sentence as an instance of language usage (13) | 
| 20. | A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ drill focuses on the grammatical pattern without reference to meaning (11) | 
| 28. | The Notional Functional approach grew out of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ theory (6, 3) | 
| 29. | The 1990 Council of Europe specifications for the intermediate level (9) | 
| 30. | No attempt at careful linguistic control of the learning environment (8) | 
| 31. | Putting in a suitable order (7) | 
| 32. | A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ can be defined as the social purpose of an utterance (8) | 
| 33. | A _ _ _ _ _ _ method excludes translation e.g. English is taught through English (6) |