Which strategy uses two circles facing each other to practice question and answer grammar?

• A. Talking Chips
• B. Starburst
• C. Dynamic Discussion
• D. Inside-Outside Circle

Answer: (D)

This approach uses a focused, interactive format to build question-and-answer grammar through real-time practice. Students form an inner circle and an outer circle, facing their partner; they exchange questions and responses for a short time, then rotate so each student encounters a new partner. The repeated, face-to-face exchanges give immediate opportunities to form and model correct question structures, use appropriate auxiliaries, and practice word order in authentic dialogue, boosting both accuracy and fluency. The defining feature is this two-circle setup with partner rotations, which differs from other strategies that use different configurations or focus less on rapid, repeated Q&A rounds.