TKT Module 3: Questions 27-33 Grouping learners

In pairs, learners must write a list of six differences between two towns. The best arrangement is:
1. two chairs facing each other with no table.
2. sitting side by side at a table
3. sitting side by side with no table
Learners must find someone who also likes their favourite two sports. The best arrangement is:
1. a space in the room with no furniture
2. a horseshoe-shaped layout
3. chairs arranged in a circle facing inwards
In groups of four, learners must discuss a problem and decide on the right solution. The best arrangement is:
1. sitting in a row behind tables
2. sitting in a circle with no table
3. standing and moving around
As a class, learners must decide which project they want to do next week. The best arrangement is:
1. learners in rows
2. learners at island tables
3. sitting in a circle facing inwards
In groups of three, learners must do a role play with two people interviewing the third for a job. The best arrangement is:
1. two on one side of a table and one on the other.
2. two each side of a table and one at the end.
3. a row of three.
In groups of three, learners must write a summary of a text. The best arrangement is:
1. two on one side of a table and one on the other.
2. two each side of a table and one at the end.
3. a row of three.
In groups of six, learners must prepare a short play. The best arrangement is:
1. in separate rooms.
2. three on each side of a table.
3. a row of six.