What term describes an activity done after a lesson which extends learning and can personalize language?

• A. Extension Task
• B. Facilitation
• C. Exposure
• D. Field-Independent Learners

Answer: (A)

An extension task is an activity done after a lesson that stretches learning and can tailor language to each learner. It goes beyond the core lesson to apply what was learned in new contexts, often letting students choose topics or formats that reflect their interests, which personalizes language use. This fits because it’s specifically aimed at continuing learning after the main instruction and making it more meaningful for the student. Facilitation describes guiding learning during the lesson rather than an after-lesson activity. Exposure is about introducing new language, not extending or personalizing what was just learned. Field-independent learners refers to a learner style, not an activity.