Start learning →

Mother tongue mirroring adapts which older technique?

ARole play in a group task
BChoral recitation of verse
CDictation of short passages
DWord-for-word literal translation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Word-for-word literal translation
1. Recall the idea: Mother tongue mirroring is the adaptation of the time-honored technique of literal translation or word-for-word translation for pedagogical purposes. 2. So the correct choice is: Word-for-word literal translation. 3. Its roots are in literal translation, not recitation or dictation. _Source: Wikipedia, Language education, section Mother tongue mirroring_
Practise this question with Quill — CTET →

Keep practising Language Education

Browse all Language Education questions for CTET, or explore more Language I topics.

Start a Language Education lesson →