alleryOpinion sharing in a language class helps:
AStudents to copy answers
BShy students to speak up
CTeachers to talk more
DStudents to memorise rules
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Shy students to speak up
1. Opinion sharing is a content-based activity.
2. Students debate opinions on a topic in pairs or small groups.
3. It encourages more introverted students to open up and share their opinions.
4. Copying answers, teacher talk and memorising rules do not follow from it.
**Why not the others:** Copying answers, more teacher talk and memorising rules do not follow from students sharing opinions.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Communicative language teaching", section "Opinion sharing" (revision 1376684349)_
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