alleryA teacher gives pairs fixed questions to ask. This suits:
AAdvanced speakers
BExpert debaters
CNative speakers
DLower-level speakers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Lower-level speakers
1. An interview is an oral activity done in pairs.
2. Because it is highly structured, the teacher can monitor responses.
3. It should be used primarily in the lower levels of language classes.
4. Higher-level speakers should have unpredictable conversations instead.
**Why not the others:** Advanced speakers need unscripted talk, and expert debaters and native speakers are not the learners it is meant for.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Communicative language teaching", section "Interviews" (revision 1376684349)_
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