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  • The CEFR is a list of proficiency scales.
    False
  • The CEFR is an international standard.
    False
  • The CEFR is open and flexible, adaptable to specific contexts.
    True
  • The CEFR is a final product that describes language learning precisely and exactly.
    False
  • There are three plus (+) levels, which represent a strong performance in that level.
    True
  • The CEFR consists of six levels.
    True
  • The CEFR should be used as a checklist when designing curriculum.
    False
  • The last level of the CEFR is C2: Mastery.
    True
  • The CEFR can be used to design teaching and learning materials.
    True
  • The CEFR is relevant to every learning context.
    False
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